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Product Description
Joggers, snowboarders, and other outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the Sony MDR-J20 headphones, as their contoured clips follow the curve of the ears to ensure a snug fit even when bouncing... More
Joggers, snowboarders, and other outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the Sony MDR-J20 headphones, as their contoured clips follow the curve of the ears to ensure a snug fit even when bouncing around. The headphones also feature a flexible ear hanger that reduces stress on the ear, along with an open-air design that lets in ambient sound without sacrificing the quality of the music. The latter function is particularly important when skateboarding or running, as users can listen for traffic noise and other audible threats. It's the audio, however, that matters to most listeners, and the MDR-J20 headphones deliver on that count, too. Each earpiece carries a powerful neodymium magnet that provides great sound at frequencies between 18 Hz and 22 kHz. Don't give in to poorly designed, bulky headphones that slow you down while exercising. The MDR-J20s, which weigh a mere 0.35 ounces, are a perfect fit. Less
The Coby Digital Stereo Isolation Earphones CV-E91 with Volume Control for MP3, CD, MD and other portable players. The comfortable, lightweight in-ear plugs reduce outside noise for a better... More
The Coby Digital Stereo Isolation Earphones CV-E91 with Volume Control for MP3, CD, MD and other portable players. The comfortable, lightweight in-ear plugs reduce outside noise for a better listening experience. Included are two sizes of soft-rubber ear-plugs to ensure a perfect fit. Enjoy the high-performance super bass sound along with the convenient in-line volume control. Less
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Key Features   
Design   Over the Ear Ear Buds
Usage   Professional Consumer
Sound Mode   Stereo Stereo
Connectivity   Cable Cable
Compatibility   Personal Audio • Sport Activities Personal Audio
Technical Features   
Driver Unit Size 13.5 mm 15 mm
Impedance 16 ohm -
Frequency Response 18 Hz - 22 kHz -
Max. Power Handling 50 mW -
Plug   
Plug Type 3.5 mm 3.5 mm
Plug Material - Gold
Other Features   
Volume Control Without Volume Control With Volume Control
Brand Sony Coby
Dimensions   
Weight 0.35 oz. -
Miscellaneous   
UPC 027242654358 716829209103
Product ID 23143983 42507516
Product MPN   
MPN MDRJ20W CVE91
 
Consumer Reviews
Sony MDR J20
Sony MDR-J20 Headphones
From $10.99
Coby CV E99
Coby CV-E99 Headphones
From $3.59

Product Review Summary

3.2
Based on 5 user reviews
40% recommend this product
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Consumer Reviews

36

Works Fine - Good Sound - They Stay On While Active

byraptorbill Aug 17, 2008
13 Helpfuls 14 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros Inexpensive Over the Ear Design, reasonably comfortable
Cons Sound is OK, not fantastic
Recommended it? Yes

I've been looking for the ultimate set of headphones while working out for decades. Exercising is boring, so I started with a Walkman (listening to taped audio books) and evolved over the years to my current iPod (listening primarily to Podcasts - mostly from National Public Radio).

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1

Sony MDR-J20 is a unique, problematic headphone

bykc409 Nov 15, 2006
7 Helpfuls 8 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros no tangle cord! over-ear strap
Cons the sound quality is not constant, not very hard to break
Recommended it? No

I run a little. Jog is a more fitting term for what I do. I'm not one of those authentic joggers either... I run on a treadmill at the gym. I've got an Ipod Mini and I like to make 25 minute track lists while i'm warming up and then do my thing. Anyway... after seeing two magazine ads in one week... Read full review »

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Consumer Reviews

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The Worst

bydoctorirving Jul 21, 2008
2 Helpfuls 3 Helpfuls Was this review helpful?
Pros I liked the inline volume control. And, they did work fine for a time.
Cons In short order, one "ear" completely pooped out. No good.
Recommended it? No

Worked fine for a time, then one "ear" went completely out and nothing I could do to the terminals, the volume adjust - nothing would bring it back -- so in the garbage they go. I did bother to re-try my old earbuds to be sure that it wasn't the MP3 player -- which it wasn't -- it's the Coby's. Read full review »

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