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Panasonic Stereo Headphones On Ear Headphones with XBS Port, Integrated Volume Controller and Lightweight Foldable Design - RP-HT227-K (Black & Silver)

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Style: On Ear - With Volume Control


Features

  • High-Quality Sound: On ear headphones with dual 28mm HD drivers delivers clear, natural-sounding midst and highs along with full, resonant bass
  • Powerful Bass: A built-in Extra Bass System (xbs) port magnifies low-frequency sound, delivering powerful, robust bass similar for a premium sound
  • Easily Control Volume: Volume controls on the headphone cord allow you to quickly and easily lower or raise the volume on your favorite music or audiobooks
  • Lightweight & Comfortable Design: Feather-light yet sturdy headphone construction with soft, padded ear cups keep you comfortable, even after hours of wear
  • Portable and Packable: These Panasonic headphones feature a collapsible, foldable design that lets you stow them neatly in a purse, laptop bag, backpack or carry-on luggage
  • Product Dimension: 6.7" W x 3" H x 9" D

Special Feature: Volume-control, Lightweight, Foldable


Included Components: One (1) Stereo Headphones


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Plastic


Specific Uses For Product: Travel


Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Noise Control: None


Charging Time: 14 Hours


Ear Placement: On Ear


Compatible Devices: Android, IOS


Impedance: 24 Ohm


Control Type: Volume Control


Microphone Form Factor: Built-In


Cable Feature: Retractable


Item Weight: 0.25 Pounds


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Style: On Ear - With Volume Control


Number of Items: 1


Is Autographed: No


Product Dimensions: 9 x 6.7 x 3 inches


Item Weight: 4 ounces


Item model number: RP-HT227


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: May 20, 2003


Manufacturer: Panasonic


Language: English


Country of Origin: China


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • PANASONIC IS ALWAYS A GOOD CHOICE
Style: On Ear - No Mic
I bought these simple earphones for my Roku remote to be able to keep the noise down and for my personal connection. The plug is old school and simple and the weight of these earphones is perfect for me and my desire for the same type of headphones that I used before the world of Bluetooth and usb and earbuds and… these are great for transistor radio and the other less tech heavy stuff besides smartphones and other choices for serious audio from the flatscreen. But I tried a few cheap headphones like this style and cheap earphones that use this single plug and they were in need of finding Panasonic for the always excellent sound ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Major [DJTR]

  • Check that they put on correctly
Style: Over Ear - No Mic
Funny enough I can hear other people’s voice louder (like an echo). Make sure your headphone are on the correct side or else the echoing will get worst. But the sound quality is actually some of the best I have hear (and I have used the Sony XM5)
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023 by OTHERRater

  • Great headphones for the price...
Style: On Ear - With Volume Control
Stereo headphones have come a long way over several decades, and there have been so many advances, it's often hard to keep up with the latest technologies. In the beginning, there was basically only ONE type, that of being, the completely over the ear, studio-type and others. As things progressed, "earbuds" of many types began to be offered and an expensive type of these have emerged, with the advent of the I-Pod and various other portable CD and MP3 players. I've never really liked these, as no matter how much one spends, they still have to snugly and comfortably fit the individual's ears, which is no small task, as all human ears are not created equal. Fortunately, various forms of the original concept of over-ear, noise-canceling headphones have kept pace with the earbud variety. Some of these are more completely over the ear than others, some are more or less outside noise-canceling types, and then there are the cheapest non-earbud types, which can vary greatly in concept and overall quality. For the best experience in private listening, one needs to spend at least $50 these days, if not upwards of $100 or more. However, these type of stereo headphones are usually very large and are not really suited to portable, on the go listening. Still, they do not suffer from the earache of buds, and usually produce the best overall, robust sound. In between most earbud types and most larger "monitor" types, there are so many varieties nowadays, that the general, plug-in stereo-headphones shopper is usually left quite confused when trying to pick out a suitable, high-quality model, at a reasonable price. For almost all purposes, this is a really good buy, and I give them high marks in just about every headphone category one can think of or desire. And the asking price is a bargain. One little caveat however. The Amazon "product description" and even mentioned in a review or two, state that the cord length is nearly 10 feet. I think this must be referring to some earlier model or just a mistake, because the cord length of these is only about 6 feet total. While this does not interfere with my personal use or intentions of use before I even bought a pair, sound unheard, I think this should be pointed out. The difference between a 10-foot cord length and a 6 foot one is rather substantial. Therefore, these are in no way suitable for "roaming the room" or dancing "to your heart's content," as the Amazon product description states. Amazon should correct this product description. If one desires more than a six-foot cord length however, a cheap extension can always be purchased for a few bucks at Radio Shack and the like. It's a 6 foot cord though, not 10. Outside of this however, these are really great headphones for the price, and offer terrific sound and value. While they are "fold-able" in a way, this only applies somewhat, as they are not completely so, and attempts at making the set truly small for carrying purposes might only break them. While they are "over-the-ear," they are not entirely of the more expensive, truly "noise-canceling" variety, though they do a fair job at this, again, for the price. The earphones are padded and the set is nicely adjustable for nearly all head sizes, unless you have the head size of a mouse or Eraserhead. Extended use is no problem, once you easily adjust them to comfortably fit personally. That is, wearing these for hours will not cause any real head/ear strains or pains, either during use or afterwards, volume levels and adjustments aside. These tend to lean heavily towards the bass frequencies and are enhanced to do so, although the mid-range and upper-ranges come through very good as well. Still, since there is no equalizer function, it helps that whatever source you will be listening to with these, can be adjusted itself. That is, if you are using these to listen to a CD or MP3 player, it helps that you are able to use an equalizer at the source, since again, the bass response here is emphasized. I use these mainly for the computer, and my CD/MP3 player on that is fully adjustable as far as regulating highs, mids, and lows, so the extra bass is no problem. Still, even if one is not able to adjust low and mid and high end frequencies on your player source, the overall sound is excellent on generally all forms of music and sounds, and the stereo separation between left and right is, well, right on. I have always had a generally good experience with Panasonic products, and that includes higher-end, higher priced headphones from them. While these are rather cheaply made and fragile, if you take care of them and don't ask them to do what they are clearly not intended to do, you will be pleasantly surprised. A definite bonus is the small volume control on the cord. This comes in real handy at times, since not all music is recorded and produced at the same volume level, and this control allows one to raise or lower the volume without touching the source player. And again, while these headphones are not really suited for any long life with heavy abuse, and might seem too "cheaply" made for some, taking care during use negates any such negatives and I would guess these will last and perform well just about as long as you want them to. I bought two pair of these, which got me free shipping, and I really can't complain. They are great for plugging into one's computer, or using with any CD/MP3 player with an equalizer, but generally, they perform well for just about any purpose as far as headphones go. They also fit nicely and comfortably as a "necklace" during breaks in listening. One can easily buy much better headphones, but for the price, these offer remarkable sound at an easily affordable price, and I recommend them highly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2009 by Thomas Glebe

  • I use these headphones every day to help me study
Style: On Ear - No Mic
I'm very happy 😊 I bought these 🎧 headphones. At first I was skeptical 🧐. I mainly learn not by reading my 📚 books but by hearing them. So it is very important to me that my headphones 🎧 work well and I can hear the punctuation of the words very clearly by the announcer. I am very happy to report that these are wonderful headphones 🎧. I can hear the announcers, mainly on Audible and YouTube, clearly and precisely. These headphones help me learn material by hearing it. Because I have a difficult time understanding literature by reading it. Also, it's such a great price for an amazing product. I highly recommend that you purchase this product. I'm glad I did 😊 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023 by Shannon

  • Acceptable for the price
Style: Over Ear - With Mic
Sound is acceptable not too loud. Light that i forget i have it on. Ok size. Good for tge price.. ⁰
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2023 by R. E. Cervantes

  • Fully covers adult ears
Style: Over Ear - No Mic
Plugged these in to my galaxy a13 phone and was so happy. The regular phone volume is terrible even on speaker, I turned on a video stream and it was like surrond sound with these headphones, wire is very long too. I also did a zoom meeting and felt like I was sitting in the room instead of miles away. I'm happy ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Iris smith

  • The sound is fantastic! Well worth the money.
Style: On Ear - No Mic
My only issue with these is that I guess my head is too small for them-Can't adjust the headband smaller than how it comes. Other than that, they sound great! I am very impressed with the sound quality. I normally buy Bose products, but didn't splurge for the expensive ones this time..Well worth your money, ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2023 by Connie C.

  • Good headphones
Style: Over Ear - No Mic
They're light weight, sound relatively ok (not too bright or bass heavy, neither thin, but balanced), but aren't very loud.
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2023 by H B

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