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(205 customer reviews) 81 of 88 people found the following review helpful
A Stellar Value for Only $23,
February 26, 2010 Justin McBride "TheGame21x" (Detroit, MI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: MEElectronics M9P In-Ear 3.5mm Headphone with Control/Talk for iPhone/iPod/Android/Blackberry (New Version with Updated Microphone) (Electronics)
Introduction
The M9P IEMs hail from a small California-based company by the name of MEElectronics. They produce a wide range of IEMs that cater to different users with various sound signatures. The M9 and M9P IEMs are among the most inexpensive products available and are currently selling for $20 and $23 respectively. I decided to buy the M9P IEMs because they not only function as earphones but will also have use as a headset for my cell phone and iPod Touch. After breaking them in and listening to them with a variety of music in my collection, these are my favorite IEMs in the sub $30 price range and are fantastic earphones for the price.
Technical Specifications
Driver: 9mm dynamic driver
Frequency Response: 20Hz - 20KHz
Impedance: 16 Ohm
Sensitivity: 95dB/mW
Cable Length: 1.2m/4ft.
Packaging/Accessories: The M9Ps come packaged in an attractive transparent box and include a bevy of accessories including a hard zippered...Read more
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Sony EX300/ Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10/ Meelectronic M9P comparison,
December 17, 2010 JHL (NY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: MEElectronics M9P In-Ear 3.5mm Headphone with Control/Talk for iPhone/iPod/Android/Blackberry (New Version with Updated Microphone) (Electronics)
Recently I bought 3 earbuds at various price level to compare the sound/price ratio, here's my take (in order of my personal prefernece):
1) Sony EX300: With 13.5mm driver & cost only forty five bucks this buds provide the fullest music across all spectrum of frequencies. Tight bass & decent mid/high level without any colorization provides very good balance & true reproduction of music (especially if you encode your music in lossless format). The cable is not traditional Y type so you should leave cable behind neck, decent volume output & sound detail which is very close to the performance of over the ear studio monitor style headphone. It's not good for use in gym since the cable will be tangling down on your left side which may interfere with your left hand movement during workout. Wire is soft rubber style which is very soft to touch & it won't produce any noise while walking. It's a solid earphone in terms of built quality.
2) Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10: For...Read more
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
A wonderful product with a first-class customer service,
July 12, 2011 thealchemist - See all my reviews
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This review is from: MEElectronics M9P In-Ear 3.5mm Headphone with Control/Talk for iPhone/iPod/Android/Blackberry (New Version with Updated Microphone) (Electronics)
Let me start out with the cons, and then I'll end my review with on a high note by giving the pros:
Cons:
1) You may notice that with its everyday use, the right earphone may get weaker until it suddenly breaks down.
2) The microphone button may be difficult to operate because when I click it I get the "Voice Control" feature in my iPod Touch which should only appear when I "hold" the button not touch it.
Pros:
1) With a price below $20, you'll never get a quality sound like this
2) The sound isolation is great
3) Last but not the least, my experience with the customer service is very satisfying. They will send out a new pair of earphones right away when you email them about your problems. They respond very quickly and intelligently. This what makes them stand out.
Conclusion: BUY THIS M9P earphone or any MEElectronics products. These products may have some few temporary weaknesses (who doesn't) but I assure you that they...Read more
