Maxell P-8 Digital Earbuds
- Set of digital earbuds for audio devices with 3.5 mm headphone jack
- Flexible silicone bodies rest gently yet securely in the ear
- Dynamic Dyna-Drive speakers deliver enhanced sound performance
- Inline slide volume control for adjusting volume on the fly
- Includes 3 sizes of ear caps and leatherette travel pouch
Product Description
At Maxell, the priority is delivering the highest quality products available in consumer and professional audio and video tapes, computer media, batteries and accessories. To achieve this goal, Maxell has spent the last 30 years focusing all its research and development strengths on creating a long list of innovative solutions for its customers. Today, consumers and professionals all over the world reach for the Maxell name when they want a quality product they can trust.PRODUCT FEATURES: Ideal for iPod, iPod mini, MP3, CD, DVD or other portable players; Dyna-Drive: Dynamic drivers deliver enhanced sound performance; Flexible silicone body provides ultimate comfort; Includes in-line, slide volume control; Additional varied size ear caps provided; Includes leatherette travel pouch.
Amazon.com Product Description
Do away with the default earphones that came with your iPod, MP3 player, or personal CD player and upgrade to serious sound with the Maxell P-8 digital earbuds. The buds, which come with three sizes of ear caps to fit a variety of ear shapes, are comfortable and easy to wear, with flexible silicone bodies that rest gently yet securely in the ear. The buds' dynamic Dyna-Drive speakers, meanwhile, deliver an enhanced sound performance, with robust bass, a crisp midrange, and elegant highs that far outpace most cheaper alternatives. And thanks to the inline slide volume control, you can adjust the volume without fussing with your audio player. The compact earbuds, which connect to any audio device with a 3.5 mm headphone jack, also come with a leatherette travel pouch for easy transport. What's in the Box
Digital earbuds, three sizes of ear caps, leatherette travel pouch, user's manual.
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Maxell P-8 Digital Earbuds
- Electronics: 0 pages (2006-06-01)
- Publisher: Maxell
- Label: Maxell
- Studio: Maxell
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 9 reviews
Avg. Customer Review:
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Summary: Abysmal Sound 2008-02-15
Comment: It's hard to believe Maxell thought these were acceptable to market. They have abysmal, muted sound with no brightness or dynamics whatsoever. It's like listening to music through a mattress. They're far inferior to their own EB225 ear buds, which sell for half the price.
I can think of only two positive points. The first is that the soft rubber earcaps fit comfortably and snugly in the ear. The other, oddly enough, is that I'm hearing A LOT LESS noise and static through them that is apparently caused by the fluorescent light transformers overhead in the ceiling at my gym. (Go figure.) So, for the single reason that I can get better reception while I'm working out, I didn't return them.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Absolutely Atrocious 2007-10-31
Comment: These earbuds prompted me to do something I've never done in my life; turn directly around to the store from which I bought them and return them on the spot. I only needed to listen for 90 seconds to confirm that these were the world's worst sounding earbuds not sold under the name "Coby" or "Jwin."
I replaced these with Sony MDR-EX51LP "High Performance" headphones. I must say that while they cost nearly twice what the Maxells cost, the difference was so wholy palpable that I have no regrets whatsoever. I also recommend the JVC "Marshmallow" earbuds, which are surprisingly well made.
DO NOT purchase these earbuds. They are as bad as they come.
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Summary: Poor Design 2007-03-05
Comment: Didn't fit my ears, either size. Didn't come with an instruction manual. Waste of money. Don't waste your time with these.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Worthless 2006-11-04
Comment: I bought these from a neighborhood Walgreens, and not only the sound sucks, the earbuds are not comfortable. They'll scratch the inside if your ear, you could end up with an ear infection. Either get Sony or Bose, much better sound, earbuds are comfortable, and actually fits in your ear!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: DO NOT BUY 2006-06-04
Comment: Do not be fooled by the 'iPod' compatible written on the front.
This is the worst headsets I ever bought. Make drums sound like somebody is taping on an empty saucepan!
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