Ear Cups : Closed, Dynamic (supra-aural)
Design : Over-the-head
Sensitivity : 104 dB/mW
Frequency Response : 8 - 25,000 Hz
Impedance : 70 ohms at 1 kHz
Built to fuel your music, these cush Marqii headphones feature 40mm drivers for powerful bass and supreme sound. A padded headband keeps the comfort and an adjustable headband locks in place. Powerful sound; Locking headband; Cush feel; Detachable cord. Ear Cups : Closed, Dynamic (supra-aural); Design : Over-the-head; Plug : Gold-plated L-shaped stereo mini; Cord Length (Approx.) : 3.9 ft.; Weight (Approx.) : 9 oz.; Cord : Connecting cord 3.9 ft (1.2 m); Impedance : 70 ohms at 1 kHz; Sensitivity : 104 dB/mW; Power Handling Capacity : 1000mW; Driver Unit : 40 mm (CCAW Voice Coil), dome type; Frequency Response : 8 - 25,000 Hz
This review is from: Sony MDRPQ4/BLK PIIQ Headphones
I had doubts buying these headphones since one there was hardly any information about them and two the clip to earlobe design give me the impression i might see the hospital again. But i was surprised about these headphones from comfort to sound to the overall package. I been using Sony headphones for a quite and i been overall satisfied but i wanted more. I used to had Bose headphones but i was disappointed that they had no noise canceling feature especially for a $100 price point. After finally buying these i change my thought for all headphones and there quality.
Sound
The sound of these headphones are very good,i compare these headphones with past Sony, Bose, Philips and Vmods. I must say the sound is rich and beautiful and it has a nice amount of bass that doesn't go out of control like the V mods. As for comparing to Bose its pretty on par with it which left me shocked a bit for how much these cost. Overall your looking at some good sound, don't expect it to triumph headphones like S4 and other expensive headphones but these Sony's will knock out some good headphones out of the market.(Its recommended to get the best quality of you music since i had to update my music quality because the sound was good but you can hear that the music sounded a bit outdated)
Design
The design of these headphone surprised me the most the earlobe clips actually feels comfortable. They clip on nicely and are made with a nice soft feel. As for riping your ear lobes idea they don't i usually have friends taking my headphones away since i ignore them and they don't damage your earlobe at all. The earbuds feel soft and comfortable and the design is meant to go in your ear. The earbuds are position on a angled view with a rotating socket. But you won't have any issues with these headphones if you don't want to use the clip the in earbuds are actually stick in so you don't have to worry about the earrings. The wire is strong but doesn't feature the tangle less feature like its $30 over the ears PIIQ brother but the wire is actually good. The good thing is that they come in different colors which i hope they expand since its a bit limited to certain colors. All i can say is that the design is well done and they feel like one of the most comfortable headphones out on the market.(They do come with 3 adjustable earbuds from small, medium and large each with there respectable color in the interior.)
Sound Cancelling
Ok these are the best earbuds with sound canceling feature at this price point. I was surprised to be honest i have used sound cancelling headphones before but it always reduce the sound quality somehow. But these were actually good. It may not compete with the expensive triple numbered headphones but they sure kicked a lot sound cancelling headphones especially Sony's over the ear pairs that cost $50.(These are overall good feature and will be surprised by the quality.
I definitely recommend these headphones for its overall quality and how good it actually is. I chose these instead of the $30 over the ear PIIQ because i love earbuds but if in the market for over the ears in recommend the over the ear PIIQs by Sony....
This review is from: Sony MDRPQ4/BLK PIIQ Headphones
For basic everyday needs, I've got the Piiq Clip-on Earbuds. I'm almost certain Sony raised the bar with these headphones so much, they decided to make up a new brand for them. Problems with their older headphones such as the MDR's have been fixed; the instant breaking 3 days outside of warranty, the questionable sound quality, all these headphones had to offer was price (9.99.. really?).
I bought the Piiq's as an impulse buy, I honestly wasn't completely sure how to put them on my ears at first (they look like your ears are ultra gauged). The good news is with their comfortable clip design, they'll stay on you ears for pretty much anything (parkour anyone?) and they easily clip on your shirt or bag.
As for sound output, they get the job done. With a frequency Response of 6 - 23,000 Hz, you should be able to hear everything you need to. The 9mm drivers are comparable to more expensive brands such as Bose, and pump out a nice clean sound with plenty of bass (if it's not enough bass for you, grab the Piiq Bass). It's mostly nice to see something that'll hopefully turn people away from Skull Candy.
Finally the price; at 24.99, they almost hit the ceiling at what I'm willing to spend for ear buds these days, but I'd buy them again if some terrible accident befell my current pair.
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This review is from: Sony MDRPQ4/BLK PIIQ Headphones
Well to begin, these headphones are amazing in sound cancelling and sound quality. I bought the black and white version and couldn't be happier, though my one qualm was the ear clips, it took me many combinations of the rubber ear buds to get a good seal, but just having them unattached solves the problem, these create a solid bass that i can feel in my skull without over doing it, treble is a bit high and sharp, but easily fixed in an equalizer, over all these are the best headphones for the money, especially since i picked them up for around 15 bucks...
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