Sony MDR-EX10LP - Pros & Cons

sounded decent and fairly neutral
the noise cancelling itself is quite good
great design and build quality
low-mid
mid range
and lower-high audio
gives improved fidelity and isolation from outside sounds
one of the best electronic manufacturers with excellent customer service and guarantees
outstanding quality audio in a compact and lightweight design

mdr-x10 is completely retarded
heavy synth intro with the NC off was a little bitey
somewhat uncomfortable/annoying
particularly heavy-handed high-pass filter
The bass is lacking in pitch
Nor is any remote control function included
snag the cord less on clothes buttons and zippers
no fourth conductor for remote operation
tight mid range helps offset this
needlessly small speakers offer less bass output
a cord that is twisted and tangled
background noise is blocked just as well as headphones with specific sound isolation technology

Sony MDR-EX10LP - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Driver size	9 mm Best: Hauppauge XFones Driver size: 400 mm
Impedance	16 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	3 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

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Sony MDR-EX10LP - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	no
Magnet material	Neodymium

Weight	0.11 oz

Inputs supported	3.5mm
Cable length	1.2
3.5 mm/6.3 mm adapter included	no
Type of connector	3.5mm
Detachable cable	no

Battery operated	no
Power handling capacity	100.0 mW

Colour of product	Black Blue Green Pink Red Turquoise Violet White
Acoustic design	Closed
Attachment type	Ear canal
Body material	Silicone
Category	Budget
Noise isolating	yes
Connector contacts plating	Gold

Impedance	16.0 Ω
Frequency range	8 - 22000
Diaphragm diameter	0.35 in
Driver technology	Dynamic
Driver size	0.35 in
Maximum input power	100.0 mW

Buttons	Volume

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Sony MDR-EX10LP Sony - Editorial Reviews (1)

Sony MDR-EX10LP Review: Sony MDR-X10 Simon Cowell and MDR-1RNC Headphones

Sound & Vision

Published: 17.12.2012

Review: Sony MDR-X10 Simon Cowell and MDR-1RNC Headphones

Noise cancelling and celebrity-endorsed headphones are two of the biggest categories in big headphones. You can thank Beats for that, I suppose. In one hand, I've got the MDR-1RNC which apparently are not endorsed by the Republican National Committee. At least, I don't think. They've got digital noise cancelling (the headphones, not the Republicans) and some great design and build quality.In my other hand I've got the shiny MDR-X10's which are "unique and powerful headphones designed by Sony and Simon Cowell." Yeah, they're unique all right.Six ears give a listen to create one verdict (Well, OK, technically two verdicts).