Sony MDR Q33LP

Hi again, Decided that since I?ve spent my last couple of reviews telling you what type of Cd player or MP3 player to get, that the natural next step would be tell you of my discovery of these wonderful little headphones to help you get the best out of you music equipment. I got these just after Christmas last year in a sale at HMV for about £19.99, although this may seem a awful lot for headphones when you could just get a little cheap pair for a few quid, these interested me, being the music lover I am, and also I had seen them around for over £30 so I decided to get in on the offer when I could. Style / Appearance These Headphones are marmite, ...  Read the complete review

Hey there! Just thought I'd tell you guys about these headphones from Sony. The MDR-Q33LP. Catchy name! I'm forever buying new haedphones, mainly because I tend to fiddle with them and end up breaking the cable near the plug. I was just thinking the other day about going out and buying a new pair of headphones. But, when I got home from work today there was a parcel waiting for me. It was a pair of Sony MDR-Q33LP headphones! I completely forgot that a couple of months back I entered a competion on the sony website to win these headphones. Sorry folks the competition is over now. So are they any good? Yeah, ...  Read the complete review

When I saw these Headphones I was amazed, firstly by their value. At £19.95 they were a bargain. Compared to their predecessors, they're cool, lightweight, and very comfortable. Adaptable to most minidisc remotes, and accompanies an extension lead for the socket. They have small changable coloured covers to alter their look if you were to get bored. They also look great with no cover for a more simple appearance. A great advantage is that there is no rigid connection between the two earpeices, allowing greater comfort and ease. Springed ear clips help fit all diferent ears enhancing their superiority over other headphones. ...  Read the complete review