Product Comparison: Sony MDR-EX15LP vs Sony MDR-EX15AP
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General Specifications
Brand
Sony
Sony
Model
MDR-EX15LP
Origin
China
China
About the Product
The lightweight earphones ensure music portability and feature secure-fitting silicone earbuds for comfortable listening. Equipped with 9 mm neodymium drivers, the Sony MDREX15 earphones produce a frequency range of 8–22,000Hz more than enough to cover the human hearing range.
The ergonomic design of the headset and the soft earbuds from Sony MDR-EX15AP ensure maximum comfort, even when listening to music or talking on the phone. Clear treble reproduction and good bass ensure a rich listening experience for a variety of music genres.
Key Specs
Style
Unisex
Unisex
Housing
Plastic
Plastic
Connection Type
Wired
Wired
Cable Length
3.94 ft.
3.94 ft.
Battery
No
No
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Sony MDR-EX15LP In-Ear Headphones
- The sound quality with these is fine.
- They work perfectly and deliver great sound quality.
- The sound quality is great for the price, the frequency is quite flat so don't expect a lot of bass.
- They have a nice bass sound for relatively cheap earphones.
- The sound quality is surprisingly good for such a small price.
Sony MDR-EX15AP Earphones with Smartphone Mic and Control
- The sound quality is great for what you pay around 8 pounds.
- These headphones sound great.
- Headphones were good! Nice and small and good sound.
- These headphones are perfectly fine. The sound quality is higher than you should expect at this price range.
- They fit perfectly, sound is good and mic is good.
Size & Weight
Height
6.8 in.
6.3 in.
Width
1.8 in.
2.7 in.
Depth
1.18 in.
1.25 in.
Weight
1.28 oz.
1.6 oz.
Features
Color
White
Black
Sound Isolation
Passive
Passive
Built-In Microphone
No
Yes
Water Resistant
No
No
Package Includes
6 sets of silicon earbuds
6 sets of silicon earbuds
Extras
Neodymium drivers, Comfortable fit, Ergonomic Design
Comfortable fit, Neodymium drivers, Ergonomic Design
Controls
Answer / Hаng up, Play / Pause
What customers say about "Features"
Sony MDR-EX15LP In-Ear Headphones
- They are the most comfortable earbuds I have ever used.
- They're very comfortable. I wear mine around 7 hours a day with no ear pain, yet I've worn other brands and my ears hurt after 10 minutes.
- They're nice and sturdy and the different sized ear covers means you can customize the headphones to meet your needs.
- They're nice and snug, stay secure and can withstand quite a punch.
- Very comfortable fit and great for cancelling out the noise of the mower.
Sony MDR-EX15AP Earphones with Smartphone Mic and Control
- They are very comfortable and the sound quality is excellent.
- Excellent sound easy to wear. Light and easily carried featherweight.
- Good sound and good 'ear fit'. The addition of the in-line control is a nice touch.
- They are very light, have a good sound quality and of course, look good.
- I love these, small, cheap, good sound, mic works.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE, FCC
CE, FCC
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