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Headphone Sony MDR-EX500LP

The Sony MDR-EX500LP headphones are designed to provide an immersive audio experience and high quality. With a sensitivity of 106 dB and an impedance of 16 Ohm, these headphones ensure clear and powerful sound, ideal for enjoying your favorite music. Their 13.5 mm driver unit, combined with a neodymium magnet, allows for superior sound reproduction, while the polyethylene terephthalate (PET) diaphragm ensures exceptional bass fidelity.

Featuring an in-ear coupling, the MDR-EX500LP offers prolonged listening comfort and optimal sound immersion. Their frequency range of 5 to 25,000 Hz allows you to enjoy a wide range of sounds. Weighing only 5 g and with a cable length of 1.2 m, they are convenient for everyday use, whether at home or on the go.

The sleek silver design adds a modern touch, and the digital volume control makes sound management easy. Although the microphone is unavailable, these headphones are perfect for listening to music on a PC or laptop. In summary, the Sony MDR-EX500LP are reliable and high-performing headphones, suitable for all music lovers seeking a quality listening experience.

Manual of product MDR-EX500LP

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Editorial note

The Sony MDR-EX500LP headphones stand out for their excellent sound quality, thanks to their 13.5 mm driver and neodymium magnet, which ensure faithful bass reproduction and clear sound. Their wide frequency range, from 5 to 25000 Hz, allows for varied and detailed listening, ideal for appreciating different music genres. Additionally, their in-ear design and lightweight of only 5 g ensure prolonged comfort, perfect for long listening sessions. However, some drawbacks are worth mentioning. The lack of an integrated microphone may be disappointing for users who wish to make calls or use communication apps. Furthermore, the 1.2 m cable may restrict freedom of movement, especially for those who prefer greater flexibility. Moreover, while their lightness is an asset for comfort, it raises concerns about the product's durability. Finally, wired connectivity may be seen as a disadvantage compared to wireless models, thus limiting convenience. Overall, the Sony MDR-EX500LP offers good value for money, with impressive audio performance and a sleek design. Nevertheless, potential users should consider the limitations related to the absence of a microphone and wired connectivity.

Score details

User experience

The user experience is positive thanks to an ergonomic and lightweight design, providing prolonged listening comfort, although the in-ear type may not suit everyone.

Performance

The audio performance is excellent due to the 13.5 mm driver and neodymium magnet, offering faithful bass reproduction and clear sound.

connectivity

The wired connectivity is convenient for use with PCs, but may be seen as a drawback for those who prefer the freedom of wireless models.

Design

The modern design and silver color of the headphones add a pleasant aesthetic touch, although some users may find them fragile due to their lightness.

Value for money

The value for money is good, but the lack of an integrated microphone and the length of the cable may be negative points for some users.


Advantages

Exceptional and immersive sound quality

Lightweight comfort for prolonged listening

Wide frequency range, precise details

Convenient and reliable wired connectivity

Modern and aesthetic design

Disadvantages

No built-in microphone

1.2 m cable not very flexible

Uncomfortable in-ear design for some

Less convenient wired connectivity

Lightweight, therefore potentially fragile

Technical Specifications MDR-EX500LP

General Information

Headphones/Earphones

  • Headset sensitivity
    106 dB
  • Impedance
    16 Ohm
  • Reading unit
    13.5 mm
  • Type of magnet
    Neodymium
  • Diaphragm material
    Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)
  • Headphone frequency
    5 - 25000 Hz
  • Ear coupling
    Intra-aural

Representation / realization

  • Cable length
    1.2 m
  • Product color
    Silver
  • Volume order
    No
  • Product type
    Headphones
  • Recommended use
    Music

Other features

  • Maximum power supply.
    0.2 W

Weight and dimensions

  • Weight
    5 g

Connectivity

  • Connectivity technology
    With wire

Microphone

  • Microphone type
    Unavailable

Frequently Asked Questions

At what volume is there a risk of damaging one's hearing?
A sound level of 80 decibels can be harmful to hearing. If the volume exceeds 120 decibels, damage can occur immediately. The risk of hearing loss is related to the frequency and duration of listening.
Is it possible to make hands-free calls with these headphones?
Newer headphone models are generally equipped with a small built-in microphone, allowing for calls.
What does noise cancellation mean?
Noise cancellation is a feature that reduces surrounding noise.
What is Bluetooth?
Bluetooth allows for wireless data transmission between electronic devices via radio waves. Generally, the range between the two devices can reach up to ten meters.
What is the weight of the Sony MDR-EX500LP headphones?
The Sony MDR-EX500LP headphones weigh 5 grams.
Is the user manual for the Sony MDR-EX500LP available in French?
Unfortunately, the manual for the Sony MDR-EX500LP is not available in French. It is only available in English.

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Presentation of product MDR-EX500LP specifications from brand Sony

General Information

The Sony MDR-EX500LP headphones are a model from the renowned brand Sony, known for its commitment to quality and technological innovation in the audio sector. This model, designated by the code MDR-EX500LP, is designed to provide an enhanced audio experience through optimal performance. The EAN code 0027242741140 uniquely identifies this product in the market.

Headphone Features

With a sensitivity of 106 dB, the MDR-EX500LP headphones ensure powerful and clear sound, perfect for total immersion in your music. The impedance of 16 Ohm contributes to superior audio quality, while the 13.5 mm driver unit allows for precise and detailed sound reproduction. The use of a Neodymium magnet enhances sound efficiency, and the Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) diaphragm ensures faithful bass reproduction. The headphones cover a wide frequency range from 5 to 25000 Hz, making them suitable for various music genres and sound details. The in-ear design promotes effective sound isolation and comfort during long listening sessions.

Design and Ergonomics

The 1.2 m cable of the MDR-EX500LP headphones offers flexibility of use, although its length may be perceived as limiting for some users. Their Silver color and sleek design provide a modern and aesthetic touch. The digital volume control makes sound management easy. Primarily intended for musical use, these headphones also prove effective when used with a PC or laptop.

Additional Performance

The maximum power output of the headphones is 0.2 W, ensuring optimal performance suited to all your audio requirements.

Weight and Dimensions

Weighing only 5 g, these headphones are designed for prolonged use, offering appreciable comfort without burdening the user.

Connectivity

The Sony MDR-EX500LP uses wired connectivity, an option that, while it may limit freedom of movement compared to wireless models, remains practical for many users, especially in a work or static listening environment.

Microphone

It is worth noting that these headphones do not come with a built-in microphone, which could be a disadvantage for those wishing to make calls or use communication applications.