Sony MDR-ZX310 On-Ear Overhead Wired Headphones, Swivel Fold, 3.5mm Headphone Jack - Metallic Black

Light, Comfortable headphones with good depth and range, sound quality perfect for spoken radio documentaries and music.Pros -LightComfortableChoice of coloursCompact foldableSturdyValue for moneyWired with gold plated L shaped stereo plugCons-No built in microphone/music controllerNo case

Very good sound as you would expect from Sony (particularly good bass). Using it for listening to music, You-Tube, and audio-books on my phone and sound is crystal clear. The headphones do not drown out outside sounds if the volume is low-to-medium, but that's only if the outside sound is fairly loud/fairly close-by, and I guess that would happen with most headphones around this price-range. I have an Android phone with no earphone jack, so I also bought a 'Headphone Earphone Adaptor USB Type C to 3.5mm Jack' from Amazon from 'La Brodee Store' for £4.99. The headphone length of wire is about 1.14m (45 inches) from end tip of jack to the earphones, so ok for using with a phone or a Sony Walkman (remember those !), or a laptop/pc monitor, but probably not long enough for watching TV/gaming (you would need some kind of extended). I bought the blue colour headphones which look very smart. The head-band and ear-muffs are comfortable and has a good range of adjustment. Look carefully at the back of each head-set and you will see 'L' and 'R' marked to denote which ear-muff is for left and which is for right. The folding mechanism is good although as long as you treat with care and have good light. Volume is controlled from whichever device you are using and not the headphones themselves, and the headphones do not have a micro-phone. All-in-all really good value smart headphones with very good sound.

Like these headphones sound good from them I bought them to plug in to my guitar amp as its a 100 watt amp and I don't want to disturb neighbours while playing riffs. I looked at the reviews before buying and saw a video someone saying they are crap for the price and built by Sony no way they are crap maybe if he wants good headset he should spend more cash . The colour choice is good, the sound is good as I did listen to music from my phone on them I also let my son try them and I couldn't hear anything from them and I was sitting beside him for the price they came well packaged they look good I would advise to buy an extension cable if you do have to plug them into something that's to big to move around with you as I said above I use them in guitar amp so I had to buy extension cable as what comes with the headset wouldn't reach pedal board or my seat I would recommend these to anyone mind they are Sony and a very good price

I wanted a pair of decent quality on-ear headphones for use with online tutoring sessions and monitoring sound recordings. I do have a pair of over-ear headphones, but I find them uncomfortable even after a short period of use.The set comprises a couple of good sized phones - large drivers give decent sound. The headband is plastic and the phone swivels inward so that the whole set can lie flat. They are independently left and right adjustable so you can get them perfectly fitted.In use, they are very good for what I want. The phones are comfortable - an online tutoring session of over an hour without any discomfort. The sound quality is pretty decent, whether it is from talking, listening to music, or watching videos - a good tonal range and channel separation. If you wanted the full audiophile HiFi experience you would be buying super top-end over-ear headphones, not these. These headphones tick all my boxes, with only a slight caveat. I don’t like overly long cables and this one is not too long. However, when sitting at my computer with the audio jack at the back, if I lean back in my chair, or swivel, I am conscious that the cable is short. I have bought an extension cable for using the headphones at my desk. For out-and-about work with sound recording and monitoring, the cable length is ideal.All told a great set of headphones for my purposes.

I bought these mainly for taking on holiday to Croatia since my big headset wouldn't fit in hand luggage and I watch Netflix shows on the plane. They're amazing. Very light but that doesn't mean cheaply made despite their price. They fold really flat and the colour is great (Mine are a really nice blue).Since they're so light, they are probably the most comfortable headphones I've owned in years. I let my mum try them, someone who historically hates wearing headphones because she hates pressure on her ears and she said she could easily wear them.They connect to your devices using an L-shaped 3.5mm headphone jack so unless you have the dongle you won't be able to use them with some of the newest phones (iPhone 7 on and Google Pixel 2 devices for example) but they are only £15, I wouldn't expect bluetooth and good sound quality at that price.I did at least get one of those though because the sound quality is excellent. I have been using these to listen to music for my dissertation and the detail and clarity in everything from the quietest pizzicato double bass to a high pitched flute melody is astounding. They demolish my JVC earbuds that are admittedly tuned for bass and I didn't expect to be good for treble but I had not expected these to be as good as they are. The headphones also get very loud without distorting the sound to any noticeable degree but never have I had anyone complain about noise bleeding.If you're looking for a great looking, well built, great sounding, lightweight and amazing value pair of on-ear headphones then these are, in my opinion, perfect