Side by Side Comparison of: WraptorSkinz - uSkins - Wallth vs Sony

I thought it was headphones but it was just the headphone cover. Then I looked back and read the description. Nice but not what I expected

not sure about it yet

perfect and really loud for me it is perfect i like it.

Cool skinz for your beats

I needed these for work. No microphone, just wired headphones. I was gonna get the Amazon Basics one but they were the same price so I opted with Sony. I see lots of people with these for music. I don't use them for music, primarily so I can't say too much about sound quality although I'm confident they're fine for the average user. Good design, foldable, comfortable, and adjustable. No complaints.

Very comfortable headphones that provide excellent sound quality. I like how the cord is long so you can use these even when you are on the treadmill. Music comes through very clearly, and your ears are not compressed to the point of discomfort.Most of the time, when something is this inexpensive, the product probably sucks. But not this time-- I highly recommend these affordable, comfortable headphones from Sony.

These headphones are the best I have ever bought. I'm not a big fan of earbuds, so I am constantly looking for good Headphones to get. These have been amazing! For the price, you get what you want and so much more. They are so durable as well, I've had them for 2 years and they are still rocking!I love Sony and its quality products. I totally recommend these for anyone who wants to get good things at a lower price :)

I had a pair from this headphone line in the past, and used them until they basically fell apart (one side stopped working, and the cushioning material for the ears eventually peeled away.) And yet after trying myriad other brands, I rate these as my personal best. After my first pair died (took several years of daily use), I went on a quest to try a bunch of different headphones. After wasting hundreds of dollars over the past couple years on everything from fancy $200 pairs, cheap Amazon-branded pairs, and plenty of random ones from places like Big Lots or Walmart, I finally just came back to these for a meager $15. There's simply no beating the combination of comfort (especially for people with glasses!), sound quality, and price. I work in front of a computer for hours at a time, and almost always have headphones (and eye glasses) on. I probably have a larger than average head shape too. Every single other pair I have tried ended up making my ears hurt before long, except this one. While the construction quality is decent, I do expect to run through a new pair every couple years, but at this price point, it's really hard to complain. In summary, I am so thankful these are back in my life.

These headphones are the definition of "bang for your buck." I actually own their predecessor, the MDR-ZX100. There is a little more bass than the 100s, but it's not going to blow you away. The cans do a good job of delivering music at high volumes with no distortion. The jack is more slender than the 100s, and should fit into most iPhone cases (fits into mine with no problem). The inline mic picks up my voice just fine, but note there are no volume controls. Just one button to wake up Siri or to pause music. The 110s also fold up a little more nicely than the 100s, and they will fit nicely in my backpack while laying flat.I suppose if there is a drawback, it's that Sony used a glossy plastic for the exterior of the cans. That means you'll have fingerprints visible. But that's all I can think of as as drawback.Overall, if you are looking for a replacement for an aging set, even if they are the 100s, I'd say go for it. If the inline mic is not something you think you'll use, there's a version without one that will save you a few bucks.

Part of the reason I am giving these headphones a five-star rating is the incredible price I got them for on amazon - $10! For just $10, these are excellent headphones! I picked up a couple pairs so that my kids can use them in the van on long car rides when they want to watch a movie on the portable DVD player. We used them over our Christmas holiday travels, and my wife has been taking them to the gym with her, too, for use with the treadmill monitor. (We both despise earbuds and consider them one of the worst inventions of the century!)Hopefully, these will last a lot longer than the no-name discount headphones my wife purchased at the local drugstore last year. Those were more expensive than these and we had problems with those after only six months of use. Both of those have gone into the garbage can and have been replace with these Sony headphones. Definitely an upgrade!

For those who are commenting that it is just sticks if you read it, it clearly states "does NOT include headphones".

I read all the reviews complaining about how this isn't the real headphones and that they were mislead, tricked, whatever, but people should really use common sense and their eyes. Obviously it says "Skins for Beats Solo" in the title so the picture shows what it should look like on a actual headphone, plus c'mon since when did Beats headphones cost $25?

Good headphones for the price. Sound is good not great you would need to buy more expensive headphones for better quality. I bought it for comfort since any headphones in my ears gets uncomfortable and always pops out if I move my head. I love that it has a Mic so I can answer calls on my cell phone when listening to music or an audio book. Also love it for conference calls because it covers both my ears and helps keeping noise around me from being a distraction.

These were great for the price when I needed new headphones. They're not going to be studio quality, but they're good. Better than apple headphones for sure. If you're looking for studio quality ones, I'd invest in some Audio Technica's. These are good headphones though, and I used them for a long time before deciding to buy studio quality ones. For the price, they're very good.

These are great sounding headphones. There is a ridiculous slew of endorsed, unbelievably overpriced, bad sounding headphones out there lately. Don't be silly and stick with the tried and true. If you need to pick a status symbol, pick something other than headphones.How about a face tattoo? ...Please do consider these things carefully.

This is exactly what I've been looking for. These headphones are light and comfortable with good sound quality. I can wear them for hours with no discomfort at all. They don't squeeze my head, make my ears sweat or do any of those unpleasant things other headphones have done. My only complaint is that people can't hear me very well through the microphone. I find I have to quickly pull the headphones out if someone calls me while I'm listening.FYI The cable is about 3 feet long.But as I bought these primary to listen to music I'm only taking one star off.

This is a good set of headphones to throw around and not worry too much if I break it given its cost. The plastic headband started to weaken and spread quite a lot only after a few weeks of light use, but again, given the cost I am not too worried if I break it - but I'm knocking a star off for it. I wouldn't buy another one pair if the band breaks because I don't have a large head and the band stretching this much shouldn't happen for an average sided noggin. The stretched band also results in a looser fit which means a reduced seal with the ear that lets in ambient noise. The ear pads are comfortable despite sitting on the ears for hours some days - maybe that's due to the spread headband. The set is pretty light. The cord is on the longish side if you just use this with your cell phone.The lows frequencies are almost nonexistent. There's just enough to let you know there's a drummer pounding the bass, but it's definitely nothing overpowering and not punchy or boomy - it's just barely there. The mids are recessed and slightly veiled and the highs are just meh - I don't think there's much reach on the high end. But really, this is nitpicking because these sound so much better than a $200 seat of Beats and an outstanding value at $15 which is what I paid for mine. I think these go as low as $10 on occasion. For the cost of a set of winter ear muffs, I have a decent set of headphones that play music well enough for mass transit commuting - and also keeps my ears warm ;)My better set is Audio Technica's ATH-A900x which are probably on low end of the high end, but those are too unwieldy to take outside imho. So comparing these two headphones, I can easily say the set of Sony's has great price to performance ratio.

Got this to use with iPhone 5s. Description said it would work for both music and phone calls. It works perfectly as a headset for music -- quality rivals much more expensive headphones. Where it falls down is in phone call management. When I use it I get complaints from callers that I'm breaking up to a point where I take the headphones off and use the phone directly. Also, if I have the headphone on and playing when a call comes in, when I take the call the sound doesn't come through the headphone -- I have to unplug the headphone and plug it in again.The mic/on/off button is very touchy, and sometimes turns off the music when I am moving around. That's a bit annoying. Maybe it needs a clip so that it remains stationary when the person moves around.I bought this because I'm going to be in the hospital for a while and I wanted to listen to music and take phone calls without disturbing my roommate. Not sure it's going to work that way... but for $20 it's a great set of headphones.

with this particular purchase , expect more of the article , so my expectations not full size, but it does not mean the product is

Thank you

thought it was the actual headphones, now I have to order another headphone set. so I can use the skin

too thin

Was not clearly stated that it was just stickers. I had to go to track item before I could read where it said no headphones included

my son wanted it and it does fit well. looks ok at first but didn't take long to nick up

Awful!

I sent it back

Not satisfied in the least. The advertising for this product gave me the impression I was purchasing headphones, not a useless headphon sticker. Terrible false advertising.

Waste O money!

Rip Off! $22 for a sticker and a cheap one at that!

Not what I was expecting. They are just sticker for headphone. Can't believe they are charging that much for sticker....

This headphone definitely did not meet my expectations for a Sony brand. The sound is flat. The cord seems to be already shorting after the second use and even though the sound is flat i expected at least a sound of clarity. This Sony headphone really let me down coming from a brand i trust and purchase all the time. If i had one good thing to say about this item is that it's comfortable on the ear.

Wtf? Where are these positive reviews coming from? To be fair- I didn't listen through these. Why not? I couldn't stand to have them perched and pinching my head. These are the most ill-fitting, small and uncomfortable headlines ever. Good for 9 year old kids.

bad connection out of the box returned same day , want for kids plane ride , but they suck . sony i expected better

I think the seller of these headphones is selling counterfeit copies of Sony equipment but I don't know where to report this activity. After plugging them into my work computer, both sound jacks (front and back) were immediately disabled. IT came over to update the sound drivers and after, they only worked in the back jack with really bad sound, but the cord was way too short to reach me even in a seated position (it's like a 4-foot cord). They're also really uncomfortable and press against the edges of your ears. The seller would not pay return shipping, so that's your first hint that they're peddling counterfeits. Either that or these headphones are just really bad, but a lot of people have Sony headphones... so I don't know who to believe.

These headphones sound great, but the wires are weak and break really easily. While at work, I have to have rubber bands around my phone and the headphones cord for them to work, but they still cut in and out and I constantly have to adjust the rubber bands. It is extremely frustrating and I don't even want a replacement, because those will be disposable too.

Doesn't connect properly to my phone even when I remove the case. With any slight movement it activates ok google when I use it on my phone because the part connecting the cord and the audio jack is too loose. I can only use it on my laptop or on my amplifier.