My wife bought me a set of these ear phones after I lost my last pair a few months back. At the time they were retailing on Amazon for around the £6 mark, where I got the blue pair, although they also came in red, black or green colours as well to satisfy any fashion connoisseur who may want to colour code them to an outfit. I'm not a particularly big music 'buff' by any means, so I wasn't really after any real top of the range ear phones that may have cost a small fortune. I normally just use these types of ear phones on my mobile phone just to listen to the radio when I'm out walking the dogs, so I'm was quite happy with a cheap pair. But does ...  Read the complete review

I don't know why but every time I seem to buy a pair ear phones within a couple of months the sound seems to cut out in one side, goes fuzzy or stops working all together. After a few years of buying ear phones costing around the £15- £20 mark when I found Maxell's Jelleez ear buds for just over £7 in black on amazon about a year ago I thought I'd give them a go. They're also available in blue, green and red for about a fiver. The ear phones feature a 3.5mm jack which fits the majority of music devices and I use these on my iPod. I have quite small ears, and I found the ear buds quite large, 'Jelleez' does imply that the buds are soft and flexible but I ...  Read the complete review

I don't know about you but I end up getting through new headphones and ear buds like they are going out of style. I think I am a bit too heavy handed with them and either yank them out too hard or coil them up to tight. Whatever it is I do I don't have much luck with them. I got a set of the Jelleez ear buds made by maxell to replace a set I had. This was a bit of a while back and they were only £5.99. I think thats alright but they aren't up to much and I know they can be bought for less on Amazon, 1p plus postage £4.50 and in some music stores though not sure about prices. I think they jelleez ear buds made me buy them because I had a feeling the ...  Read the complete review

I got these earphones after seeing a post on Hotukdeals.co.uk for FREE earphones from play.com. This wasn't long ago so if anyone fancies a pair you could check if the code is still working, just enter PLADALSTA9 in the promotional codes box and your total will change to £0.00 and no postage to pay. The earphones are made by Maxell and are called Jelleez as they are soft to touch, not quite as soft as jelly though I must say! The colour I have is Caribbean blue; a bright turquoise. They also come in red or black. They came in a cute little packet about 4 inch tall and 1 ½ inch wide, its plastic which is clear and bright blue (the same colour ...  Read the complete review

I have a ipod and although I liked my headphones that came with it they didn't last very long before the plastic coating was coming away and I needed to replace them. I had a look round the shops and bought a pair of jelleez earphones in pink to match my ipod. The main reason I bought them was that they were only £5 in comparison with most of the others starting at £20 and up. They were also bright pink which really appealed to me and made them stand out on the shelf. they are from the manufacturor Maxell and are made from a soft rubber type of material. They are not the inner ear type but rather the type that sit just on the outside of the inner ...  Read the complete review