JVC (HA-FX34-BE) Consumer Headphones

Pros: Tight fit in the ears, block outside noise nicely, sound great.
Cons: Cord length is a tad short for use outside of portable media players.

Hey there, stop talking to me, will you? It's not that I'm not listening. It's that I can't hear you (there is a distinction, dontcha know). You see, I have Marshmallows in my ears. And although that may sound like a rather gooey mess, I assure you, it's ...

Pros:  Comfortable, very portable
Cons:  Just about everything else.

Introduction - When you buy a small portable MP3 player like the Sandisk Sansa Clip (As I just did a while back), it's not too long before you start to realize those players have a tough time driving even relatively sensitive headphones to decent ...

Pros: Good brand, decent sound (but see below), inexpensive
Cons: They don't fit my ears, the memory foam forgets

It is, apparently, a bad idea to wrap your headphone cord around your iPod or mp3 player.  I do it anyway, for lack of any better ideas to keep the cord from becoming a tangled mess in my pocket.  As a result, I go through earphones like ...

Pros: Great fit, affordable price
Cons: None

I bought the JVC HA-FX34 Marshmallow Headphones after finding that I spent more time trying to stuff the traditional iPod ear buds in during my run than I did listening to music. The JVC HA-FX34 have a standard 3.5mm mini-phone stereo plug, which works ...