I first bought JVC Marshmallows in green for two reasons, 1) JVC were recommended to me by an engineer friend and 2) they were on a deal at PC World. Unfortunately that pair broke from "over-use" after about 2 years, as I kept shoving them in and out of my pocket - obviously not a good idea as the cable split. So I decided to buy another pair and settled for black. Design/Packaging These in-ear earphones are called marshmallows due to their soft squishy foam buds. This is brilliant idea as if you squash the bud between your fingers before inserting it in your ear, the foam expands to fit snugly but gently against your own ear shape. I am ...  Read the complete review

Headsets, earphones or earpieces have never worked well for me. Over the head headphones give me discomfort on the top part of my head whilst ear phones give me a pain in my ear. This is possibly due to the shape of my ears but ear phones just never stay in and I've become fed up of it. After clearing the ipod head phones breaking stage, I went through many other cheap brands and even resorted to those kind that you get for free on public transport. The same pain and frustration while trying to listen to music, I simply could not enjoy some ambience while trying to sleep. With some of the voucher money from my first dooyoo payout I decided to purchase some of these JVC ..  Read the complete review

These are the first "in ear" style headphones I've used - I always found the idea of sticking headphones deep inside my ear quite off putting, but I'm glad I've finally given them a go! It might just be that I've got weirdly shaped ears, but I find that the cheap headphones included with MP3 players or mobile phones tend to fall out very easily, and don't produce very "rich" sound. Even top of the range MP3 players often come bundled with distinctly mediocre headphones, which is a complete waste. Get rid of the bundled ones, and spend a few quid on these and you'll hear the difference straight away - you get a much richer sound ...  Read the complete review

Having just bought myself a snazzy new MP4 player of eBay, I unpackaged the little fellow and fired it up for its first test drive. Great, all except the cheap and tacky earphones bundled in with the kit. So obviously after waiting weeks for this thing to turn up (from Hong Kong), my patience was wearing thin. I ended up five minutes later in my local supermarket scouring the inadequate electrical section for anything vaguely relevant. For no sane or logical reason I had mentally set myself a tenner budget for the replacement, and was quickly rewarded when I spotted the JVC marshmallow earphones, or rather the £9.99 price tag underneath. Unfortunately it ...  Read the complete review

I bought these headphones around about a year ago after my ipod headphones died. I wanted some fairly decent ones, but nothing too expensive. These were £14.99 from tescos and they have not failed me yet! The sound is great. I've often bought headphones that give a bit of a tinny sound and I can't stand it, but this isn't the case with these. The design of these headphones allow them to go right into your ear and so exclude most outside noise, as well as preventing others around you from hearing what you're listening to. Ther other reviews I've read on this site about these headphones have both said that they fall out, however I think it's just a ...  Read the complete review