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I bought these headphones a couple of hours ago. I wanted earbuds with a shorter cord; I have a wraparound pair of Sony's (MDR-G42) that I really like, but the cord keeps getting caught on stuff.

Anyway, I USED THESE HEADPHONES PROPERLY. I squished the foam earbuds and then put them in my ears so that they would expand to conform to my ear canal, thereby (presumably) blocking out external sound and improving sound quality from the headphones. I read other reviews on here that said the sound was "tinny" and that the headphones "kept falling out" and I thought "These suckers didn't use them properly. I'll buy them!"

Well, guess what. I'm the sucker. The sound is tinny even when the headphones are used properly. In fact, they're just awful. I put back on the wraparounds and couldn't believe the difference. I'm going to return the headphones in about 20 minutes.

I bought this headphone when I traveled to H.K.
It was very good, they never fall out from my ears,
compared to other I previously bought like sony, skullgel.
I like when I speed run and how it still inside my ears.

I only had these ear buds for three weeks and only used them three days a week. In that short time I lost all four form tips. The cost of replacing one in $2.42 for one foam piece from JVC's website. So basically, the earbuds I have bought are now worthless unless I want to shell out $2.42 and shipping and handling, and wait for the earpieces to arrive in the mail, every time I lose another earpiece.

Pros
- Full sound, including bass.
- Comfortable.
- Inexpensive (relatively).

Cons
- Only two "marshmallow" sizes provided. I went for the smaller of the two, and I'm a slightly smaller than the average guy. If you have small features (ear canals), you may not find these comfortable.

Depends
- Short cord -- around 40" (1m). Could be a pro or con depending on your use patterns.
- Made in China.

Yeah, they sound tinny if you dont put them in right... they're called "marshmallows" for a reason: they're soft and expand to the shape of your outer ear canal. When I first put them in, like you would with the standard iPod style headphones, they sounded weak. But all you have to do is push them in a little more and then they lock in. Once that happens, you get really nice, thick bass! I actually prefer these to the standard iPod headphones which are pretty decent ones too.