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Sony MDR-XD100 Stereo Headphones | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sony
Category: CE
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $13.49
You Save: $6.50 (33%)
New (12) Used (1) Refurbished (1) from $13.37
Rating:  31 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 7.5 x 3.8
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: MDRXD100
Model: MDRXD100
UPC: 027242648944
EAN: 0027242648944
ASIN: B0007N55NM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Ear-conscious design for long-lasting listening comfort | | • | Durable urethane leather construction | | • | Soft, comfortable earpads | | • | Features 40 millimeter driver units and long stroke diaphragms | | • | Ferrite magnets for good bass and treble sounds |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Sony MDR-XD100 Stereo Headphones are a well-made pair of headphones that deliver quality sound at an affordable price. With 40 millimeter diameter, dome-type driver units and long-stroke diaphragms, your music will sound great. The MDR-XD100 driver units reproduce recorded sounds at a wide frequency range (12-22,000 Hz), and the headphones' ferrite magnet produces strong sounds without placing any strain on your pocketbook. With the MDR-XD100 Stereo Headphones, Sony has not scrimped on comfort. These headphones feature an ear-conscious design with soft earpads for long-time listening comfort. With these features and a pleasing design, you can listen to your favorite tunes leisurely for hours on end. What's in the Box
Sony MDR-XD100 Stereo Headphones and unimatch plug adapter.
Product Description
lightweight, around-the-ear design * sealed, padded earcups * 40mm drivers * frequency response: 12-22,000 Hz * weight: 6.18 oz. *
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| Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...
 No Bass November 30, 2008
I came here just to see what others thought of these, because I thought my hearing was off when I heard no bass on them. Fortunately, it's not my hearing. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with these headphones with superb mid range and treble and a shameful lack of bass. I can hear enough to tell that the bass is there. But it really is not satisfying. Even at maximum volume, all it did was crank up the treble and mid range.
My suspicion is that the actual speakers in these are very tiny despite the big package, which would explain why they are curiously light for their size. I trusted Sony but I should have listened to the gut feeling I had about the price. Big brand name or not, you will never get more than you pay for.
 Poorest Quality November 29, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Despite the fact that these headphones have a 4 star rating, they are not described accurately, nor imaged. The two cushions were loosely attached, and as soon as I opened the package, they fell out. Now I'm stuck with two ear cushions and plastic headphones.
The quality is VERY, VERY fragile and hard-plastic; it is of utmost discomfort. It's like putting a piece of wood on your ear, it's that hard. The material in the image looks soft and cushioned; it pierces the ears and hurts you within the first few minutes of putting them on. Not only are the ears hurt, but the top part is hard plastic as well, it hurts the head, even when the headphones are extended.
The sound quality is great. The wire/cord is long, that's also good. But the quality of the actual headphones is the poorest of its kind. And the fact that the two cushions were not placed on it properly means I'm refunding it.
Broke and Can't Afford Headphones? November 16, 2008
Hey maybe you don't have a lot of money, but don't throw it away on these headphones. They are poor sound quality and generally I love Sony products. For about ten dollars more you can get the Sony 200's which I DO recommend. But if you are really strapped for cash I would recommend getting the mini Panasonic with bass ports or some other smaller headphone meant for portable CD players, MP3's, or iPod's and use those. Mini headphones are the way to go with an adapter at this price range IMHO.
Sound quality is disappointing. October 19, 2008
The Sony Outlet store had this on special for $12. What a steal I thought. The headset feels comfortable but the sound quality is not very impressive. For a headset this size, you'd expect to hear some sort of BASS. I'm taking it back to the store.
I would have probably have kept this at the price, but given that they do not hold the sound well (too loud to use in the office cube), I won't find any use for it. I wasn't planning to write a review, but I read user review comparing the sound quality of this model to his $90 headset.
 Awsome! September 22, 2008
Sony's ''MDR-X100 Stereo Headphones'' is the inexpensive-sufficient satisfaction that anyone who loves listening to their music an inch from their ears for a hearing quality thats allows them to specifically make out the name brand of the insrument playing or for people who likes watching movies and instead likes having the speakers on their ears for a higher quality of exploding speacial effects. The ''MDR-X100 Stereo Headphones'' also efficient for comfort in any use. It is complete with an over 5 feet long cord for distance, large phones that cover the ears completely, which is great for shutting out noise, and the phones are adjustable for length and width comfort on the head.
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