Rp-hs46e-k Slim Clip On Earphone - Black

don't expect anything premium, it's 15$, but they are very nice for the price point. i would easily pay more for them. plastic feels flexible, which could be more of a feature than a flaw, preventing them from breaking and making them easy to fit on the ear. there is NO noise cancelling at all, as they only rest on the ear, but i personally don’t mind. audio quality is great, no complaints. overall would recommend, they’re comfortable and nice to use

Update at 2025-Jun-13: I bought my first pair of these earphones about 15 years ago. I've tried others now and then, but for me, these Panasonic over-the-ear earphones outperform them all. These Panasonic earphones typically work perfectly for about a year +/- 9 months. Some connection breaks down for one ear, leaving sound only in the other. So, I get another pair. A wireless pair would please me, but no manufacturer seems to have found a way to make Bluetooth with independence from heavy battery, user-friendly setup, basic sound quality, reliability, and the comfort of these Panasonic over-the-ear earphones. Original Review: I use my earphones while (1) Riding on the bus, (2) Riding on my bicycle, (3) Walking and hiking, and rarely otherwise. Top sound quality is something I would like to have, but I'll never get it, even with the finest earphones, because I use them in noisy environments. Fairly good sound is the best I can hope for. On the other hand, practicality and comfort matter greatly to me. Formerly, I used in-the-ear earbuds, but I got an ear infection, my first since I was a kid, and I felt (sorry, no controlled study on this) that sticking those objects in my ears led to the trouble. So, I switched to these earphone styles that grab the ears. I compare the competitor Koss KSC75 Portable Stereophone Headphones K ( Koss KSC75 Portable Stereophone Headphones ) with the Panasonic RPHS46EK Slim Headphones P. I've alternated use of both of them for about 2 months. Either K or P is a good choice. Both are good products. I prefer P. Of dozens of earphone makes and models, P is the best I've ever found for my purposes. K has better sound quality than P, I think, when I sit in a quiet room. On the road, I can tell no significant difference. Wind noise doesn't seriously affect either K or P. They are as good as any other earphones that don't completely cover the ear. K has a straight-thru jack, while P has an elbow jack. I like the elbow, because it goes in a pocket more easily, and because I don't worry about it snapping off, leaving a chunk of metal inside my iPhone. I've noticed no significant noise from the cord with either K or P. The earpieces of K are heavier than the P, so that when I disengage the earpieces (as when I want to hear somebody speaking to me) and hang them over a shirt collar, the K fairly rapidly descend with gravity so they swing in the breeze on the end of 30cm of slack cord. The K earpieces are rather larger than the P, maybe half again the diameter in any dimension. For me, it's more difficult to fit the K into a pocket when not in use. The earhooks on the K are more rigid than the earhooks on the P. Thus the K are a little more difficult to get on/off. I often have to "weave" my ear between the earhook and the pad to get a good fit. The stiffness of the K make them a little less comfortable to wear. Comfort can be increased with adjustment. The P are generally quite comfortable. One of the K earhooks popped off the other day. I was able to snap it back on, without much trouble. This may be a rare event. I haven't enough experience with them to say at this time. No such problem with the P.

I had been getting random headaches here and there and I had recently suspected it from being from my PC Headset and me using it for a long period of time. I didn't wanna really waste more on other headset or anything but I had remembered Etika (R.I.P brother) using Ear-Clip Headphones due to his hairline so I was thinking I should go with buying something like that as to not get much headaches when using my computer for when I'm using it casually. Now while Etika used to use Koss KSC75 Headphones, I went with these as they were a bit cheaper and looked to be good. So they came in just some hours ago now and I've been using them since then. First of all, which I am very much happy about, they came in actually brand new without any scratches whatsoever and the packaging was nice. They had a small little opening cut-out in the back of the packaging to make it much easier to open it up which made it an easy time to take them out. For the actual headphones though, I will admit that I did not expect them to be small but that could just be me having a bad memory of Ear-Clip Headphones from back then lol. The sound quality is pretty great for what it actually is but not as good as my own since I messed with the EQ of those to make it sound better and clearer. Noise cancellation is something that I had to put my input on for some reason in the review page but I'll mention it here. The noise cancellation is unsurprisingly not the best as one should obviously expect with these types of headphones but they can block out some noise I suppose based on the volume and how well you place them on your ear. Now for how comfortable they are is entirely dependent on positioning and placement really. When I first put them on, they fitted snuggly and I can't really deny it but after taking them off for a moment to focus on something, I put them back on for them to be a tad bit less comfortable but it was fine for me. As of right now, I find it to hurt a tad bit from use so take breaks when using them lol. I did notice from the other reviews that the cushion on the ears come off sooner or later down its own lifeline so be wary of that and same with the wire. They're doing quite fine now for me right now but knowing this, I do intend to be careful using them. I don't intend to use them very often admittedly outside of on my PC or for when I want to use the audiojack on my consoles so I'll probably come into this issue later than other buyers but I'll still give warning of this for others. I'll update this review for when that time comes for these headphones but I caution buyers that it kind of is something that happens to most of these types of headphones so if you do buy these, handle them with care.

how anybody has given these headphones a positive review I'll never know. Terrible audio, uncomfortable to wear, and poorly made. Avoid

Overall: One of the questions I had before buying them was if I am going to get complete trash, as the price is so low. Surprisingly, the headphones are just fine. Ergonomics: the headphones are very slim, and this has a great advantage for me: I love listening to podcasts in bed, and these are so slim and sit so well, that I can lie on tge side, abd ir is confortable. Ears stay cood and dry. The clipon arcs are a bit too ppasticky and too hard. They have to go behind your ear and fit the ear form well to sit well and be comfortable. Personally, Koss clipons KSC21 are more comfortable for my ears. They also sound richer. So you should try a few to know which you like. Other clipons are not comfortable in bed. Cable length BTW is just fine for most of the situations, do not buy an extension cable yet! The headphones are also very very light, including the light cable. It makes wearing them pleasant even for longer time. Sound: bass is a bit weak but not absent, it is not punchy and deep, okay for some instrumental music or vocal, ideal for podcasts and books. Clipons, you should know, let all the sound of your surroundings through. Which is great for some situations, like wearing at home, or for telecommunications (microphone is needed). If you want better sound reach for Loss KSC21 or KSC75. 21s are also small and light. They are much thicker than these Panasonic's, and the ear bars are more convenient. 75s should have much richer bass than 21s, haven't tried them. Résumé: buy for listening to books and podxasts at home or in bed, buy for telcos if you have a mike. Don't buy for workouts or sport outside (21s instead or some plug-ins)

Le cuffie sono molto più piccole e leggere di quanto mi aspettassi, ma visto l'uso che ne devo fare, lo reputo un vantaggio. Se usate il pop socket sul telefono potete confrontare, è praticamente uguale. Sono una grande ascoltatrice di podcast ed ascoltarli in cuffia mi permette di continuare a fare pulizie, occuparmi della biancheria, cucinare, girare per casa, fare giardinaggio e quant'altro. Le cuffie normali diventano pesanti e scomode se portate a lungo, se poi hanno il cavo, questo era troppo lungo e mi impigliavo su sedie e altro. Sono passata così agli auricolari, sia bluetooth- batteria debole per l'uso che ne facci, sia con il cavetto. Dalla nascita ho un difetto di udito all'orecchio dx, che è quasi completamente sordo, così ho deciso di portare un auricolare solo, quello sx. Portarli entrambi mi escludeva del tutto dal mondo, eliminare il dx non toglieva nulla alla fruizione del contenuto permettendo però di sentire il citofono, le figlie che mi chiamano, comunicare con gli altri in velocità. L'idea dell'auricolare per tante ore però non mi ispira tantissimo anche per questione di igiene e cercavo altre soluzioni. Beh, queste cuffie sono perfette. Piccole, leggere, ottimo suono per quello che serve a me, comode e non danno fastidio neanche con gli occhiali. Il punto di unione dei cavetti delle due cuffie è parecchio in basso, cosa che mi permette di infilare quello superfluo in tasca o dentro il collo della maglietta. E' anche più leggero dell'auricolare, non sbattocchia e non da alcun fastidio. Riesco a fare tutto ciò che devo fare in casa continuando ad ascoltare il podcast, ma riesco anche a sentire se le figlie mi chiamano. Ottimo acquisto per le mie esigenze. Devo farne scorta, nel caso escano di produzione. Sono prive di pulsanti, rotelline o altro per attivare o disattivare il contenuto e regolare l'audio, sarebbe stato un in più gradito, ma io devo dire che sono molto contenta già così! Se però lo scopo è una più esigente fruizione di materiale audio, non sono la soluzione migliore. Questo però credo sia chiaro già proprio dal tipo di cuffia e anche dal prezzo dell'articolo stesso!

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Super ligyt, thin and comfortable. Sound is allright, depends alot on the proximity to your ear canal. But overal great experience. No microphone, but thats allright for me