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| by Andrew | On Thursday 15 July, 2010 |
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I don't normally comment on web sites like this but I felt compelled to. Quite simply, fantastic earphones, fantastic price and fantastic company. Need I say more.
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| by Roderick from Surrey | On Monday 26 April, 2010 |
Excellent
I agree with HiFi headphones and the previous two reviewers. These headphones are not just good at this price point, they would be excellent at twice the price. My previous headphones (Sennheiser CX 400) were not as good in terms of sound isolation and the audio quality is wonderful. Plenty of extra ear piece buds to fit your ear too. Also, HiFi headphones packaging and communication throughout purchase was top notch. They were posted late Friday and I received them first thing Saturday morning. Thank you.
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| by Mr from London, UK | On Wednesday 24 February, 2010 |
Amazing value for money - highly recommended
Don't be put off by the unknown manufacturer name, or the suspiciously low price. These earphones are surprisingly competent.
They feel solid and well-made, while still being ultra-light, and have anti-kink cabling and an L-shaped 3.5mm jack. The huge array of supplied tips means even the weirdest ear shapes (like mine!) should be catered for. And the sound isolation, especially when using the double-flange tips (best fit too, in my opinion), is astonishing. I slip them on, get a good seal in my ears, and suddenly I'm in a world of my own, just me and my music. Road traffic is reduced to a quiet rumble, while fellow passengers on the Tube are joyfully muted.
And best of all, they cost only £20. Before I found out about the PL11's, I was considering forking out £50-60 for a set of Shures or D-Jays. But the PL11's are more than enough for my needs.
One note for prospective buyers: as with most in-ear sound isolating 'phones, watch out for cable noise created by the cable hitting your body/clothing. The first solution is to always use the supplied clip, and attach the cable to your shirt/jacket. Second solution: wear the earphones upside-down, directing the cable up, over your ear, and back down behind your ear. This cuts down on pretty much all cable noise, and has the added benefit of holding the earphones in place if you temporarily pull them out to speak to someone.
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