RP-HJE125E-W - Ergofit Design Headphones

Really the best non-audiophile wired ear phones I've used. The sound is clear and they fit comfortably. I have several pairs so I'm not caught without.

I have been purchasing these earbuds for years. I burn through them as a heavy user who crumples them up into my pocket all the time -- can't expect them to survive forever the way I use them. Still, I generally get 6 months out of each pair and the sound quality is well above the price I pay for it.

These wired earbuds are definitely an improvement over my older Panasonic earbuds from 15 years earlier, AND at a lower price. The 90-degree miniplug wasn't a problem for me, although it could be if the socket is recessed too far. Unlike the previous ones, these did not come with a little draw-string bag to carry and store them and the extra ear pads. With a good ear fit the low-end response is amazing, definitely reaching below 30 HZ in my frequency tests. The high frequencies are bright and natural, not strident. But that's the one thing I found as a problem: good fit. None of the three sizes of supplied soft silicone ear pads afforded a snug fit. The earbuds would easily fall out and lack bass. Then I remembered my older Panasonic RP-HJE200 earbuds, which have a great fit. I noticed that the ear pads from them would fit the new 125's, so I switched them. Only then did I get a snug fit and great low bass response. At this price, these earbuds do an amazing job, and have great efficiency, IF you get a good fit in your ears. I would have rated them a solid 5 stars if not for that. My old earbud pads saved the day for me.

the title says it all. not super durable, but most earbuds aren't so it's fine

I bought a Sennheiser Flex 500 head phone set for my TV and it works wonderfully, I can finally hear the spoken words from movies that I stream--BUT--that system came with ear buds that were too large for my ears and no way to adjust them. I have tried ear buds from over $100 to these that finally fit my ears and give me enough sound quality. The depth is not great but I really like the mix of highs and lows--not over powering but still you are able to distinguish various levels. Very comfortable in the ear. I am only using them in my house watching TV so I can't say what they would be like for other uses but the fit is such that I would think they could be used for many activities.

I've used these headphone model for 10 years. Of course I lost them like 3 times and re bought it 3 times during that window, but these have never actually broken on me. Quality is nice and light weight.

I like these. They're inexpensive and have good bass response apparently because they are offset and the speaker enclosure butts up to bone. They fit well with 3 choices of silicone inserts that are included.

if it ain't broke don't fix it

It works decently for cheap headphones, but the casing of one of the earbuds broke within a month of very light use. Very disappointed.

Disappointingly average sound with bass severely lacking even for a balanced sound

Faccio un uso spropositato di cuffiette e ne cambio minimo una/due paia all'anno, ostinandomi a non volerne cercare un paio più costoso. Ne ho provate parecchie sotto ai 10 euro e dopo anni che torno fedele sulle ergofit posso confermare che sono le migliori su questo prezzo, se siete amanti delle cuffie in-ear queste non si muovono dal lobo, offrono una qualità del suono più che soddisfacente e fanno anche un discreto lavoro nel cancellare i suoni esterni. Unica pecca, già citata da diversi recensori, è il cavo, che si rovina piuttosto facilmente (quando decidono che è il loro momento vi troverete a fare il giochino del "muovi il filo a caso finché entrambi gli auricolari funzionano").

Vengo de unos AirPods Pro 2, tuve que venderlos por una cuestión de dinero, compré estos como repuesto y la verdad creo que ya me quedaré con estos audífonos, son muy cómodos, se escuchan muy bien y me gustan :)

I have a self appointed mission of finding inexpensive headphones that sound better than average. I have been on this quest for years as I am always never without my mp3 player or radio. I am rough on headphones and go through them fairly regularly. So I am always trying to find inexpensive headphones that sound better than my previous set (Skullcandy Ink'd). This time, after carefully reading reviews, I purchased 3 different headphones at once, all in the same price range (Under $15.00): The Panasonic RP-HJE125-A (Blue), The Skullcandy Jib, and The 2XL Spoke (Bounty Hunter Collection). My conclusions were that the 2XL Spoke were adequate, but a distant third place. While the 2XL had definitively better bass than the Skullcandy Ink'd, the 2XL's mids and highs were only adequate. The Skullcandy Jib completely blew the Scullcandy Ink'd away, with much better bass, mids and highs, I thought I found what I had been looking for, that my quest had ended. But there was still the Panasonic RP-HJE125 to listen to. I must say I had little expectation for these after listening to the Skullcandy Jib's. But what was this? Immediately the Panasonic's sounded impressive. After listening to them for a while, I listened to the Jib's again. I honestly preferred the cleaner sound of the Panasonic RP-HJE125, and the Ergo design was a plus, the fit was just so comfortable. So there you have my layman's evaluation of these three headsets and my hands down recommendation for the Panasonic RP-HJE125 (I got the Blue, however, I very much doubt that your color choice will affect the sound). I hope this helped.