As a music lover, I was enthusiastic to review Motorola's SF200 Sports Headphones. They were serving as a replacement for my JVC earphones I lost a few weeks ago. There are good and bad things about these sports headphones. The pros with the Motorola SF200 Sports earbuds mainly involve stability while exercising. There is a small clip included on the earphone wire to ensure that the speakers will not jostle about or come loose while someone is running on the treadmill or doing aerobic exercises. The speakers also hook around the ears, making them stable while working out. There are also multiple ear cushions to ensure you get the perfect fit with your earphones.

The cons with this product involve the sound quality and aesthetics of this product. The sound quality (especially the bass) is passable, but not the best you'll get with even $10 headphones/earbuds like JVCs(my second favorite brand) or apple earbuds (my favorite one). Like the recent earbuds, there are adjustable sound volume controls that will work with recent models of Ipods or mp3 players.  The over-the-ear clips didn't fit snugly around my ear.

I was sorely disappointed with the aesthetic appearance of this model. The color scheme won't be a nice, cherry red and black wire design. Instead, you'll be getting a red-orange and black color scheme. It reminds me of red-orange jumping cables used to start up cars. I wish there were different colors available for this product. Even though Apple Earbuds only come in white, it's still pleasing. JVC's make mutiple colors that individuals can choose from (and the sound quality, to me, is superior to Motorola's).

In my opinion, it's sound quality doesn't really compare to Apple's Earbuds which run around the same price. Motorola's product is a tad bit expensive considering the sound and the color scheme.
As a music lover, I was enthusiastic to review Motorola's SF200 Sports Headphones. They were serving as a replacement for my JVC earphones I lost a few weeks ago. There are good and bad things about these sports headphones. The pros with the Motorola SF200 Sports earbuds mainly involve stability while exercising. There is a small clip included on the earphone wire to ensure that the speakers will not jostle about or come loose while someone is running on the treadmill or doing aerobic exercises. The speakers also hook around the ears, making them stable while working out. There are also multiple ear cushions to ensure you get the perfect fit with your earphones. The cons with this product involve the sound quality and aesthetics of this product. The sound quality (especially the bass) is passable, but not the best you'll get with even $10 headphones/earbuds like JVCs(my second favorite brand) or apple earbuds (my favorite one). Like the recent earbuds, there are adjustable sound volume controls that will work with recent models of Ipods or mp3 players. The over-the-ear clips didn't fit snugly around my ear. I was sorely disappointed with the aesthetic appearance of this model. The color scheme won't be a nice, cherry red and black wire design. Instead, you'll be getting a red-orange and black color scheme. It reminds me of red-orange jumping cables used to start up cars. I wish there were different colors available for this product. Even though Apple Earbuds only come in white, it's still pleasing. JVC's make mutiple colors that individuals can choose from (and the sound quality, to me, is superior to Motorola's). In my opinion, it's sound quality doesn't really compare to Apple's Earbuds which run around the same price. Motorola's product is a tad bit expensive considering the sound and the color scheme.