Panasonic Clip Headphones Blue RP-HZ47-A (Japan Import)

My mother used to use this brand a lot back in the day when it was a popular brand in the early 2000s so I just decided to give it a try and I don’t regret my purchase tbh for my own opinion I love the sound it gives and the music sounds good for a cheap brand. It hangs on your ear too that’s the best part since my AirPods always fall off my ear when I work out.I Use it for the psp tooJust overall good price for what it offers.

So I usually pop these on in bed to listen to a book or short movie while falling asleep. Had previously used insertable, but those tend to cause issues once you doze off. These little guys work well, sound well, and the external hook design is easily put on and taken off without unnecessary pressure. You aren't going to want these things if you plan on exercising or moving around a lot, but for laying back and listening, they are a perfect match! Price ain't all that bad either considering where these devices are falling on the scale lately.

This is my second pair of clip over the ear headphones. My last pair (Phillips) I had many moons ago used to have a separate rubber piece on the curved part that fits behind the ear (likely to increase the traction with the skin and for comfort) and one day in the school gym it mysteriously fell off and was lost and it never clipped on the same again.I purposefully bought these Panasonic ones for travelling and because I couldn't argue with the price. They are very very slim and lightweight. And the bonus is I can wear them comfortably with my glasses on (I couldn't with my previous pair). I got red so I love the colour. Given how much I paid for it, it does look a bit cheaply made and the sound isn't awesome. But then again I was sitting over the wing of the airplane so the lyrics of the music started sounding like chipmunks. However, outside of the plane ride I think the sound was decent. It's not like you expect it to be noise cancelling. But I didn't get any noise leaking. And the passengers next to me didn't complain when I amped up the volume.Using it while working out though...while I was on an inclined bench it does have the tendency to fall off. So gravity is not its friend.I think if you're going to use these occasionally but you need to have a pair around so you don't bother the person you're working next to, it's a decent buy.

First, I can't stand ear buds. They don't fit right, they are painful (even the foam tip ones), and I always need to take them out every so often, just because of the painful pressure on my ear walls.These sit very comfortably on the ear itself, just like an "old fashioned" headphone would, but without the band that would rest on the crown of your head. Instead, they rest on the top of each ear, but they are so light I hardly notice. The only time i felt the need to take them off for a little bit was 5 hours into a study session; even then 10 minutes later I put them back on for the rest of the session.Something that can be a plus or a minus is that they aren't noise-blocking, the way tight earbuds can be. For me, this was a bonus, as I want to have more awareness of the world around me as I go on walks, but if you're going to be spending 80% of your day writing the next great American novel in the local coffee shop, you should probably spring for over the ear cup headphones.My only complaint is that one of the ear's cables is longer than the other. I presume this is so that the cable can be shorter, and thus less likely to tangle, but I'm not sold on that. Still, I barely notice.If you dislike/hate earbuds, but still want to wear something over the ear (so you can wear a cap as an example), I strongly recommend you give these a shot.

I'm one of those folks who just can't wear earbuds. They are uncomfortable and they tend to fall out. So I got these to replace a similar pair from Koss. I needed a straight connector plug instead of the right angle plug to work with my new iPad and cover. The pros: plug fits fine with iPad cover in place, they are very compact and seem comfortable (haven't used them yet for an extended period). The cons: sound quality is fine with dialog, pretty bad for music (absolutely no bass) and the cord for the right ear phone is weirdly longer than the one for the left (this would seem to be a completely avoidable manufacturing defect). Overall, I'm giving them a pretty good rating, simply because they meet the limited needs I have for them (mostly watching Nexflix on an iPad). Skip these if you want them for music. The similar ones from Koss sounds way better.

My doctor told me to walk for half an hour a day if I want to avoid needing medication. I like to listen to audiobooks on these walks but earbuds don't work for me. Regular over-the-head headphones make my head too big for a hat.I tried the behind-the-head type but they didn't stay on. Granted I only tried one pair because these cheap little ear-hook things arrived and they did the trick. Completely expected them to fall off or just not work. But they work just fine.I wear glasses and I usually have to lift the arm of my glasses on one side to get this in place. And there's no noise-canceling going on. When a truck or motorcycle rumbles by, I use my hands to press these things against my ears. I miss a few words but I can always back up by fifteen seconds and relisten if I need to.I'm not listening to music, just to audiobooks, so this may not do the trick if you're an audiophile. But if you just want to hear the story, they fit the bill -- and they fit under a hat.

I bought two pairs of headphones. Both have a short wire on one headphone and a longer wire on other headphone. So it sits weird on your neck. Looks weird. Sound is decent for the price. I would not buy again.

Arrived on time, bought these for my CD player and I am obsessed!! Very comfy and much more comfortable for my ears :D