Jabra C220 Stereo Earbuds

These earbuds rock!
They fit into my ear perfectly and don't stand out.
I've been using them with my LG cellphone while jogging for a couple months now and haven't had any problems.

Jabra C220s - decent sound, not fully compatible

Rating: 3

I bought these for my Motorola E815 phone, which has a built-in mp3 player. They are fine for listening to music, although bass response is somewhat lacking (could also be a product of playback from the phone). They will mute when a call comes in, however, the music does not resume at the end of the call. I have to open the phone, go back into the Sounds menu and start over again. Geeshhh. I guess I will have to buy the Motorola earbuds (HS120).

Good product, but sound quality fell short

Rating: 3

After researching these headphones on Amazon and other places, I decided to buy because most earbud hurt like hell in my ears once I stuff them in far enough to get good sound quality.

These Jabra earphones came in the mail and I was excited to try them out. Initially they fit *very* comfortably, but I could tell that they didn't go into the ear as far as I had hoped even with the biggest gel adapter to get decent sound quality. After I plugged these eaphones into my vx8100 phone, they sounded "tinny" with barely any bass.

These headphones are for people who are looking for portability and not so much for sound quality. They stay on your ears very well, and if you are doing heavy activity, these are what you are looking for. Still, expect no bass sound out of these. I will probably keep them because they are very comfortable, and I expect to use them for working out and bicycling and they do allow you to still hear the outside world, which I think is important...especially when bicycling.

I read one review of these headphones being too loud. I did not experinece that problem at all.

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Jabra C220 Stereo Earbuds - 2.5mm