Sony MDR-V250V Headphone Reviews
| Manufacturer |
Sony |
Model |
MDR-V250V |
| Headphone Type |
Closed Supraaural |
Headband Type |
Single |
| Weight (g) |
119 |
Driver Type |
Dynamic |
| Enclosure Material |
Plastic |
Isolation (dB) |
10 |
| Impedance (ohms) |
24 |
Cable Length (cm) |
200 |
| Frequency Response (Hz) |
18 - 22000 |
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| Connector |
3.5mm with 6.5mm adaptor |
Street Price |
US$18 |
| Buy from Amazon.com |
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Reviews by our members
Review by Member jonli on 19 Nov 05 12:15| Individual review |
| Bass Extension | 5 |
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| Bass Impact | 3 |
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| Bass Quality | 3 |
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| Mids Quality | 4 |
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| Highs Quality | 4 |
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| Detail | 4 |
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| Comfort | 2 |
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| Durability | 8 |
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| Value | 5 |
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Perhaps it was just these headphones or perhaps it happens in all closed supraaural phones, but these cans provided an incredibly poor seal and isolation. When I wore them, I kept hearing this high-pitched noise like the sound of air being passed through a very small crack in your window. The only way I could achieve some good sound is if I actually pressed the two sides to my head with my hands. I think that alone speaks volumes on the quality of these cans.
For the $20 I paid, I guess I shouldn't complain, but that's what sites like this are for. I guess the $20 taught me a valuable lesson: if you want full quality, go full size. If you want portability, don't be afraid to go earbud/canal.
I've never thrown a pair of headphones at the wall before, but these survived such an assault so I guess they're at least durable.
