JVC HA-EB75 In-Ear Sweat Resistant Sports Headphones with Adjustable Clip - Blue

My Sennheiser OMX185 just decided that the left earphone had enough (and why it is always the cable where it comes out of a player plug? Can producers do something with it?), and I cannot do my morning runs without music. So I went online, spent an hour reading reviews (didn't help much) and bought these JVC HA-EB75-AE as I didn't want to pay £25 any more for a pig in a poke. (You can never try earplugs even if you buy them in a high street shop, and online reviews always vary from "superb" to "rubbish"...) Amazon Prime did fantastic job and I have just nervously tried the JVC earphones. They beat my Sennheisers at all levels! Music-wise: bass is definitely stronger, I hear richer high frequencies and overall the sound is louder. Being three times cheaper JVC definitely produces more bang. I haven't run wearing JVCs yet but they will definitely hold better on the ears than Sennheisers. I know OMX185 are not marketed as sport earplugs but this is how I used them - sorry, Sennheiser. The JVC's adjustability is rather limited: the ear hooks are made of rubber and flexible and can slide up and down to fit larger or smaller ears. I didn't need to adjust - they are very good for me. Agree with many reviewers that the shape of the buds may cause unpleasant feeling if worn during very long runs but I am sure I will get used to it. If not - will come back with update. Highly recommended product. Maybe Bose earphones for c. £100 (I owned them as well) produce better sound but it doesn't mean they will serve longer. I like good sound and I find that JVC HA-EB75-AE are good enough to listen for 40 minutes daily during my runs.

Overall for the price, this product is good. It has a decent length of cable [from the earphones to the 3.5mm jack] which I can easily run from the pocket in my trousers [where I have my MP4 player]. The clips are flexible [you can bend and twist them; they are NOT rigid], so can accommodate a variety of ear shapes. The clips also have a sliding mechanism to adjust their position [if you look at the earphones in profile, you can see where the blue part attaches to the black ear clips. The black ear-clip section can move forwards and backwards across the blue part, thereby extending the total length of the earphone ⇛ hence the size can be adjusted]. This is the ONLY additional feature of the earphones. The sound is good but not earth-shattering. Basically what you would expect on bog standard earphones. The ergonomic inserts [the bit that projects from the earphones into the ears] are actually not as uncomfortable as I would have expected, and possibly do anchor the headphones to the ear better. I don't think it's essential for good sound, but it's possibly a reasonable plus. In the very least, they do not detract from the wearing experience. The design is nice. I don't know if you go for that sort of thing, but for a cheap pair of earphones I found the blue strip to be aesthetically pleasing. They look good when worn, and the ergonomic inserts prevent them from being loose like a lot of earphones I've worn in the past. ♣ Note ▬ these earphones do NOT come with any volume controllers or start►/stop■ mechanisms. They are JUST the earphones. In sum, they are good for the price. Decent sound, decent fit & decent [enough] looking for a reasonable price.

I have bought this Amazon best-seller JVC HA-EB75 many times (I use them constantly and I've got through about 5 pairs), and also had a three pairs of the similarly priced Panasonic ones . My view was that if I'm buying headphones every 6-9 months I should keep them cheap, but not too cheap). I had thought that the JVCs were the only ones that would stay in my ears while I'm running, and that's why I stuck with them. But I thought I'd give the Panasonics a try, as they're only a teeny bit more expensive. Initially I was glad I made the switch, but I have now switched back to JVCs, and here's why. EAR FIT: The Panasonics seemed to fit much better and hang on the ears much better than the JVCs. However, after a while I noticed that the Panasonics started to fall out of my ears when I was running, and I realised that this is because of the way that wires feed into the earbuds. If you look at the picture, you'll see that the Panasonics (in white) are wired through the ear clip, whereas the JVC ones (in blue) are wired directly to the earbud. The important difference is that with the Panasonics if the wire moves when you run, the ear clip moves, and the earbud can fall out. With the JVCs, this doesn't happen. I ended up having to manually twist the earclip on the Panasonics to make them fit better around my ears. But the plastic of the earclip isn't designed to stay twisted, so I ended up having to twist it every time I went for a run, and often in the middle of a run. In the end, I got so fed up with this that I switched back to the JVCs. However, all ears are different, and everybody runs differently, so you might find that you have no problem with the Panasonics. SOUND: The Panasonics are noticeably louder than the JVCs, which is handy for listening to podcasts while walking down a busy road or on a train. However, the sound on the JVCs is smoother and more balanced, which is better for listening to music. If you're listening to podcasts more, then the Panasonics are probably better. Also important to note that the sound reproduction of headphones at this price can deteriorate over time, depending on how much you use them.

I chose these headphones because they fit around the ear so good for jogging. However the black ear rubber is very floppy and whilst it is comfortable I just didn't feel they were THAT secure. Sound quality is ok but nowhere near the quality of top end headphones. Also when running in windy conditions you loose sound due to outside sound disturbance. The ear piece fits loosely into the ear. NO silicone noise reducing caps. I cant complain, you get what you pay for and they were definitely not expensive.

I bought these headphones to wear while out running. I saw the same pair elsewhere for £20 so the low price I paid here is definitely a plus. The headphones themselves are well built and do not feel too flimsy which was one of the worries I had about buying them at first. I usually keep them in my gym bag which means they've had things stuffed on top of them and taken a few knocks. I've even accidentally stood on them but they still work as well as the first time I used them. The quality of the sound is on par with the iPod headphones I was replacing. The headphones are comfortable to wear; the earbud fits snugly inside my ear and the adjustable clip makes sure they stay in place. I've been out running and got caught in rain and wind but the headphones have stayed put. I use the clip on the lowest setting but my ears are not that small so people who have small ears may have problems with the headphones staying in place. All in all I am happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a pair of sports headphones.

I was after some headphones for jogging, and these are so far so... well... perfect. The three things I was worried about were: would they stay in my ears? Would I be able to hear them over traffic? Would they survive the sweat? The answers to the first two are yes: they clip snugly onto my (normal sized) ears, and the fact that the volume can go up pretty loud is perfect, and means that even if they don't fit your ears perfectly, they'll be fine. The sound is so much clearer than my other in-ear headphones that I had to ditch them, and now use these on my commute too (I may not look cool but I can hear my podcasts over the sound of the train). As for whether my sweaty ears will do for them in the end, I'm not sure, but I've had them four five months now, and so far so good. So these do exactly what I want them to do, and good value too! (Sorry for mentioning my sweat so much, but it's important!)

Decent 'value' headphones, would recommend for anyone just wanting some run of the mill headphones that will stay put whilst exercising. They fit comfortably, the sliding adjustment of the ear clip is appreciated and makes for easy attachment to your ear. Just slide to maximum extension, put over your ear and then slide it back down, and hey presto its secure. They don't feel like they'd come off at all even with violently shaking my head around to see if they'll come loose. Even better that they're comfortable, i've had in ear 'secure' headphones in the past that are really rigid in order to keep them in place and they end up hurting your ears until you get used to them, but these I can hardly feel at all. Sound quality wise, not the best, they're maybe a bit too bass boost orientated, that especially when listening to rock music it can get a bit distorted. But I doubt any headphones around this price point would give you any better quality sound. In all, definitely will do the job for running headphones, if you're really picky about sound quality then you'll have to stretch your budget.

These earphones are really poor. They don't function well as earphones in terms of sound quality, and they don't work well in terms of staying put during exercise. The clip attachment in the earphone is fairly useless, but the head of the earphones itself is a really hard plastic and positioned at an odd angle. There is some adjustment on the clip allowing it to move up or down, but evenso I was unable to find a comfortable position. Don't try running with these earphones in! They will not stay in place The sound quality is fairly poor, with very little bass and an almost tinny effect on them. The cable is flimsy and they don't seem like they'll last very long at all. I gave up with them too soon to confirm this as the sound was poor and the fit was horrendous.

ランニング時ズレなし。音質はクリアで大満足です。

Ich benutze als klangliche Untermalung zum Joggen schon seit etlichen Jahren diverse iPod Shuffle Modelle. Die beiliegenden Kopfhörer haben zwar einen ganz guten Klang (für die Preisklasse), unterliegen jedoch zwei gravierenden Nachteilen für den Jogger: 1.) das Kabel ist sehr kurz (ich trage den iPod in Gürtelhöhe, Kabel unterm Shirt "verstaut" - Ruckzuck ist das Kabel gespannt!) 2.) Die Ergonomie der Apple-Kopfhörer ist nicht sonderlich gut, sodass diese bei ständiger Bewegung leicht herausfallen (zumindest bei meinen Ohren) Einige Zeit benutzte ich die Philips SHS3200/10 Sportkopfhörer. Abgesehen vom damals höheren Preis und dem miserablen, blechernen Klang hatten die Kopfhörer schnell einen störenden Wackelkontakt und die Ohr-Clips waren total ausgeleiert. Selbst wenig Schweiß schien den Dingern recht schnell zuzusetzen. Die 915 recht guten Bewertungen hier auf Amazon kann ich beileibe nicht nachvollziehen. Bevor ich zu den JBL-Kopfhörern komme, sei noch gesagt: richtige In-Ear-Kopfhörer, die sich tief in den Gehörgang setzen, kommen für mich übrigens nicht in Frage, da ich aus Sicherheitsgründen auch gerne noch etwas Umgebungsgeräusche hören möchte. Also nun die JVC-Ear-Clip Stereokopfhörer besorgt und ausprobiert. Sie machen einen wertigeren Eindruck als die Konkurrenz von Phillips, haben ein ein schönes langes Kabel und das Ende mit dem dem Klinke-Anschluss erscheint mir stabil und gut verarbeitet. Das Kabel hätte etwas dicker ausfallen können, aber irgendwo bezahlt man ja nur knapp 10€ für die Teile und dünne Kabel verschwinden immerhin besser unter dem T-Shirt. Schön ist, dass man die OhrClips in der Höhe verstellen kann, sodass diese sich besser dem jeweiligen Ohr-Typ anpassen. Nun zum wichtigsten, dem Klang. Ich muss zugeben, ich bin nicht ganz so anspruchsvoll was die Qualität angeht (zumindest nicht beim joggen), aber insgesamt sollte schon ordentlicher Klang vorherrschen, zumindest nicht schlechter als bei den mitgelieferten Apple-Kopfhörern, damit das Laufen auch Spaß macht. War ich bei den Philips eher enttäuscht, bin ich bei den JVC überrascht: Höhen, Mitten und Tiefen werden (entsprechend der Größe der Kopfhörer) gut und sauber wiedergegeben, hier habe ich nichts zu beanstanden. Auf jeden Fall besser oder mindestens gleich gut wie der Klang der Apple Kopfhörer. Viel Bass sollte man nicht erwarten, aber es gibt dafür keinerlei blecherne Geräusche. Fazit: Ideal fürs Laufen. Die Kopfhörer sind günstig, sitzen sicher, haben guten Klang, sind gut verarbeitet und lassen auch noch Umgebungsgeräusche zu - wer keine On-Ears oder echte In-Ears mag, der ist hier bestens bedient.

My husband hasn't stopped raving about the sound from these headphones. He's a musician so very fussy about the quality of sound! Comfortable too, for running.

As a jogger, I struggled to find a reasonable set of basic headphones to wear while running. These headphones meet that need nicely. They're not going to win any audiophile quality awards, but that's OK. They fit loosely, and that's a good thing! I don't want sound cancelling or blocking out ambient sound when I'm running on a street or sidewalk. It's increasingly difficult to find a set of headphones that doens't come with a microphone or some kind of remote buttons on the cord. When running, these features mean nothing to me. At worst, they can confuse and send errant signals to a cell phone. These headphones skip that entirely. All in all, I'm quite pleased. These are light, easy to wear, don't shut out street noise, yet convey the sound of the podcast, music, etc without any problems in volume or clarity. I'd buy them again!

Ho acquistato questo auricolare per utilizzarlo con il mio telefono per andare a correre... Ergonomia: ottima, è possibile regolare le alette in modo da adattarle il meglio possibile al proprio padiglione auricolare. Una volta inserite rimangono ben salde e non si sfilano quasi mai, sicuramente un enorme passo avanti rispetto agli auricolari in-ear standard forniti con i cellulari e i lettori mp3. Il cavo è di lunghezza adeguata e non intralcia più di tanto durante la corsa, il jack rimane saldo e non mi si è mai disinserito. Comfort: molto buono, durante sessioni di breve durata sono praticamente perfette mentre quando si corre per più di un'ora le orecchie cominciano un po' a stancarsi, ma credo che sia inevitabile con qualsiasi auricolare. Audio: buono, a volume medio/medio-alto la musica suona sorprendentemente bene per essere degli auricolari da 10€ circa... A volume massimo sono veramente alte ma distorcono un po': molto meglio tenerle a volume medio. Prezzo: ottimo, parla da solo. Le consiglio a chi vuole fare un upgrade in termini di comfort e comodità rispetto all'auricolare standard in dotazione con il proprio telefono/lettore mp3... ovviamente chi cerca un prodotto per audiofili dovrebbe guardare altrove... Credo che a questo prezzo non si possa trovare di meglio.