- Exclusively developed new 16mm driver unit (the biggest of any closed type in-ear headphones) deliver incredible precision audio reproduction
- Newly developed Multiple Layer (ML) Diaphragm helps prevent distortion
- Thin magnesium housing and new closed vertical in-ear design reduces vibration and ensures maximum comfort
- With 7 sizes of newly developed super-soft hybrid silicone earbuds so you can achieve the perfect fit
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MDR-EX700LP
Sony MDR-EX700LP best in class in-ear headphones were exclusively developed with a new 16mm driver; the biggest of any closed type in-ear headphones, delivering pristine audio and true bass for your favourite music.
Sony MDR-EX700LP best in class in-ear headphones were exclusively developed with a new 16mm driver; the biggest of any closed type in-ear headphones, delivering pristine audio and true bass for your favourite music.
Huge 16mm driver unit
In-ear technology, the most basic of headphone technologies, yet Sony have broken new ground with the XL 16mm driver unit which delivers powerful and accurate sound (108dB, 4-28KHz).
Crystal clear audio reproduction
The newly developed built-in multiple layered diaphragm ensures high resolution, distortion free audio reproduction whilst the magnesium casing used on these headphones is extremely strong which means they avoid unwanted vibrations and ensure a smooth bass response is achieved.
Unique vertical in-ear design
By positioning the driver unit vertically into the ear, Sony engineers were able create a headphone that gives you extreme comfort fit and maximises fidelity.
Extreme Comfort
Because every ear is different you get 7 different sized silicone earbuds ensuring you will find an earbud to suit your ear. There are two types of silicone used in combination to create the earbuds; the harder material maintain the shape of the passage of sound, thus preventing deterioration by the time sound hits your ear and the soft material is used to improve fit and provide yet more comfort.
Ready to go
Made with luxurious genuine leather the inclusive storage case has a cable bank, which allows you to neatly wind the cable without tangling preventing damage to the wires when you’re not using. There are two compartments that the ear buds can snugly rest in providing that extra protection.Product Description
The MDREX700LP.AE is MDR-EX700 Hi-quality In-ear Headphones from Sony. It is sleek and stylish headphones. It makes you experience precision, pristine audio, true bass and wide sound. It has exclusively developed 16mm driver unit which is the biggest of any closed type in-ear headphones which delivers incredible precision audio reproduction. It has newly developed multi-layer diaphragm which helps prevent distortion. Now you can hear every vocal and every instrument as they were meant to heard without any distortion with the help of its in-built audio technology and design. It is ideal for daily commuting or enjoying mutimedia in the home. It has thin magnesium housing and new closed vertical in-ear design which reduces vibration and ensures maximum comfort.
Features:
Color : Black.
Exclusively developed new 16mm driver unit (the biggest of any closed type in-ear headphones) deliver incredible precision audio reproduction.
Newly developed Multiple Layer (ML) Diaphragm helps prevent distortion.
Thin magnesium housing and new closed vertical in-ear design reduces vibration and ensures maximum comfort.
With 7 sizes of newly developed super-soft hybrid silicone earbuds so you can achieve the perfect fit.
Technical Specifications:
Open Air Type : No.
Dynamic Type : Yes.
Capacity (W) : 0.1.
Driver unit (mm) : 16mm diameter, dome type (CCAW adopted).
Diaphragm : Multi Layer Film.
Frequency (Hz) : 4 - 28,000.
Sensitivity (dB/mW) : 108.
Magnet : Neodymium (440kj/m3).
Impedance (Ohm) : 16 at 1kHz.
Volume control : No.
Foldable : No.
Cord type : OFC neck chain.
Cord length (m) : 1.2 / 0.5.
Plug : Straight / L shaped stereo mini plug 3.5mm (gold).
Weight (g) : Approx.
Features:
Color : Black.
Exclusively developed new 16mm driver unit (the biggest of any closed type in-ear headphones) deliver incredible precision audio reproduction.
Newly developed Multiple Layer (ML) Diaphragm helps prevent distortion.
Thin magnesium housing and new closed vertical in-ear design reduces vibration and ensures maximum comfort.
With 7 sizes of newly developed super-soft hybrid silicone earbuds so you can achieve the perfect fit.
Technical Specifications:
Open Air Type : No.
Dynamic Type : Yes.
Capacity (W) : 0.1.
Driver unit (mm) : 16mm diameter, dome type (CCAW adopted).
Diaphragm : Multi Layer Film.
Frequency (Hz) : 4 - 28,000.
Sensitivity (dB/mW) : 108.
Magnet : Neodymium (440kj/m3).
Impedance (Ohm) : 16 at 1kHz.
Volume control : No.
Foldable : No.
Cord type : OFC neck chain.
Cord length (m) : 1.2 / 0.5.
Plug : Straight / L shaped stereo mini plug 3.5mm (gold).
Weight (g) : Approx.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
If you enjoy listening to music on the go, these in-ears are a must have. The sound is full, they're comfortable (even on long journeys) and the bass is fantastic.
The only downside is all other headphones sound pants after you've tried these - no going back! It's definitely worth spending that little bit more cash over the EX500s.
The inclusion of a big selection of soft cushioned ear buds is a real bonus too.
The only downside is all other headphones sound pants after you've tried these - no going back! It's definitely worth spending that little bit more cash over the EX500s.
The inclusion of a big selection of soft cushioned ear buds is a real bonus too.
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
I have received my mdr-ex700 few days ago, and I fell in love with it at first listen, it is very well balanced sounding earphone on all frequencies, very good bass for an earphone, some time I got carried away and I thought I was listing through ATH-W5000, I mean it, this earphone is that good. There are no other earphones that I listend to can compare with this one. If sony could reduce the price of this earphone, then they will have a winner.
what can I say, Sony, with this earphone you got it right.
Dont decide to buy before you listen to this product, may be you will not like it the way I did.
what can I say, Sony, with this earphone you got it right.
Dont decide to buy before you listen to this product, may be you will not like it the way I did.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
I've come to these headphones having previously used the Sony EX500 and the Sony EX300. I'm writing this review having only had them about half an hour, but I'll edit later if necessary.
First thing you notice compared to the EX500: clarity. The EX500 are pretty damn good and I had hardly noticed the small distortion, that is until I plugged these into my ears. Vocals especially now sound very, very clear, and crisp; but in a good way.
Which leads me into my next point. I'm no audio expert, but the impression I've got from upgrading my headphones is that more expensive pairs can handle more layers of sound. The EX500 may have handled vocals, guitars, and a drum beat, maybe a bass quite well, but introduce more sounds and good as they are, they get a little muddy. With the EX700, all of a sudden in one song I'm noticing a xylophone very distinctly on top of those instruments (which I couldn't hear properly with the EX500), and then suddenly there's this violin coming in crystal clear as well. I don't know that this is how it's meant to work, but that's how it sounds to me. These earphones just seem to be able to lucidly handle as many layers of sound as your portable player throws at them, all with great definition.
So yeah, they're definitely worthy of being considered Sony's top of the range in this style of earphone. At this price, I would hope so. Just a word of warning; unless you have more money than you know what to do with, I wouldn't go for these unless you're spending on average at least 2 hours a day with your earphones plugged in. You have to be able to justify the price, and both the EX300 and EX500 are still great headsets, for far less.
But yeah, if portable audio's your thing, then these are a pretty sick investment. And on the flip side of what I said, if you do spend loads of time with your mp3 player, you do pretty much owe it to yourself to maximize your listening experience. You won't go far wrong with these!
EDIT: I can no longer really recommend these after one of the earbuds came loose and was jammed in my ear for 24 hours before I could see a doctor, a most uncomfortable experience. I will instead be checking out the Bose IE2 earphones which are designed to prevent this from happening, and I have also ordered a pair of Sony MDRXB700 over ear headphones
First thing you notice compared to the EX500: clarity. The EX500 are pretty damn good and I had hardly noticed the small distortion, that is until I plugged these into my ears. Vocals especially now sound very, very clear, and crisp; but in a good way.
Which leads me into my next point. I'm no audio expert, but the impression I've got from upgrading my headphones is that more expensive pairs can handle more layers of sound. The EX500 may have handled vocals, guitars, and a drum beat, maybe a bass quite well, but introduce more sounds and good as they are, they get a little muddy. With the EX700, all of a sudden in one song I'm noticing a xylophone very distinctly on top of those instruments (which I couldn't hear properly with the EX500), and then suddenly there's this violin coming in crystal clear as well. I don't know that this is how it's meant to work, but that's how it sounds to me. These earphones just seem to be able to lucidly handle as many layers of sound as your portable player throws at them, all with great definition.
So yeah, they're definitely worthy of being considered Sony's top of the range in this style of earphone. At this price, I would hope so. Just a word of warning; unless you have more money than you know what to do with, I wouldn't go for these unless you're spending on average at least 2 hours a day with your earphones plugged in. You have to be able to justify the price, and both the EX300 and EX500 are still great headsets, for far less.
But yeah, if portable audio's your thing, then these are a pretty sick investment. And on the flip side of what I said, if you do spend loads of time with your mp3 player, you do pretty much owe it to yourself to maximize your listening experience. You won't go far wrong with these!
EDIT: I can no longer really recommend these after one of the earbuds came loose and was jammed in my ear for 24 hours before I could see a doctor, a most uncomfortable experience. I will instead be checking out the Bose IE2 earphones which are designed to prevent this from happening, and I have also ordered a pair of Sony MDRXB700 over ear headphones
Most Recent Customer Reviews
stunning piece of kit
great earphones that i had for years. the sound is crystal clear and the bass is awesome. by far the best earphone by far :)!
Published 2 months ago by Mr. B. C. Martin
Dont buy!
I had MDR-EX500 before, their sound was good but in one year the right speaker stopped working. So I decided to buy these ones. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Ramzan
The best earphones ever
I have used many earphones over the years but these are by far the best I have ever used.
The sound quality is unbelievably good at the price I paid from Amazon they are... Read more
The sound quality is unbelievably good at the price I paid from Amazon they are... Read more
Published 13 months ago by Mrs. A. M. Phillips
Sony MDR-EX700 Hi-Quality In-ear headphones
Excellent headphones.
I bought them a year ago and I was truly amazed by it's quality.
But now the sound in the right ear plug is starting to be glitchy due to a fault in... Read more
I bought them a year ago and I was truly amazed by it's quality.
But now the sound in the right ear plug is starting to be glitchy due to a fault in... Read more
Published 14 months ago by C. Slachmuylders
MDR-EX700 FAKES
These so called Sony MDR-EX700 were anything but hi quality as the name suggests. Firstly they came loose in a poly bag with no other items included. Read more
Published 14 months ago by anon
NOT for runners
I bought these headphones for running with, as my previous sennheisers cables had (once again) snapped inside. Like the look, thought they seemed different. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Mr. Simon Paddon
Buy them before Sony stops making them.
Really satisfied with these. I use them at work and for playing and making music. As a bonus, they isolate outer sound really well, so I don't need to use big closed headphones at... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Slick J
Disappointing...
Received these 'phones today, and currently burning them in. I bought them to upgrade from my previous (and excellent) MDR EX90s, which I have been VERY pleased with. Read more
Published 16 months ago by ijhodgson
WOW
Just had these for about a day not sure if they have burnt in yet but I think they are absolutely brilliant, the sound is well balanced but with great bass. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Mr. A. Pye
FANTACY
I just got it more than 1 month, and I am willing to give some advices to those people who want this item. Read more
Published 19 months ago by Young
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