Panasonic RP-HS52 Shockwave¨ Clip-on and Straps Design Headphones with In-line Volume Control
Dec.25, 2009 in
Clip on headphones
- XBS¨ Extra Bass System for increased bass sound
- Neodymium magnet for rich and powerful sound
- Large diameter driver unit ¿ 30mm
- New comfort-fit hinge
- In-line volume control
Product Description
Clip-on Headphones with In-cord Volume Control and XBS Extra Bass System…. More >>
Panasonic RP-HS52 Shockwave¨ Clip-on and Straps Design Headphones with In-line Volume Control
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December 25th, 2009 at 7:33 pm
My teen likes them. She use them with her Nintendo DS, MP3 player and our desk top computer speakers (which I really appreciate so I don’t have to listen to her music). For the computer speaker the cord could be longer but other than that no complaints.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 25th, 2009 at 8:47 pm
I got it because I wanted the volume control. When I got it, it did what I wanted… for 3 months. The paint started peeling off within a month of use. A couple months later, the sound control stopped working, and than a few days later one headphone stopped working. I would only recommend buying this with another, or ordering a pair every few weeks. I decided to go with some other company, I’ve had issues with Panasonic headphones before.
Rating: 2 / 5
December 25th, 2009 at 11:46 pm
I love these headphones. They stay on while running. They could be a little lighter.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 26th, 2009 at 1:20 am
I have purchased any number of clip-on headphones over the past few years. Some have greater sound quality than others. Some are nicer looking or more comfortable. All well and good but the reason I buy a lot of these headphones is because I break them almost as quickly as I buy them. I use the clip-on’s at the gym, in the car, at the office, around the block, on the plane. I wear them so I can hear the music plus the outside noise. Plus, earbuds are too big for my ears and hurt after about 30 minutes of use. I break the ear-clips off routinely no matter what brand or the amount I paid. For the price the sound on these are great, the volume control is critical for using in the office and they are stylish (everyone thinks I paid more for these than any others I have owned). My only beef is that the cord is a bit short but is only a problem when I am plugged into my work computer.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 26th, 2009 at 2:33 am
I previously bought the Panasonic RP-HG50 Neck Band Headphones with XBS® Extra Bass System and wanted an extra pair to go to the gym. The foam pads on the HG50s fell off too easily and I did not notice when it happened so I had to replace them with ill fitting Plantronic ear cushions. Anyway, the sound on the HG50s is great, I cannot say that about these RP-HG52s. The sound is weak and tinny, nowhere near the bass of the HG50s. I doubt I will ever use these and will probably give them away, looks like I’ll be looking for another set of ear cushions for my HG50s.
If you like bass get the RP-HG50′s instead. They seem to stay on my ears better than these, and I don’t mind the neckband. My ideal set is actually not designed, I wish the Sennheiser PMX100 Supra-Aural Mini-Neckband Stereo Headphones had a volume control. Those have been the best, but without volume control they are useless for me when I exercise – reaching for the volume control on the Panasonic headphones won’t cause me to fall. I have already nearly fallen a few times when I was trying to mess with getting my iPod out of my pocket and fixing the volume on it directly.
Pros: Volume control, lightweight
Cons: Tinny sound, no bass, clip headphones don’t stay on my ears as well as neckband headphones – especially when exercising.
Rating: 2 / 5