Samsung SBH700

55% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

33% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

Impressive performance at edge of operating range, Slick red and silver design

Uncomfortable to wear, Awkward position of controls

The headphones were too uncomfortable and the controls were too inaccessible for the SBH700 to be a viable accessory.

Impressive performance at edge of operating range Slick red and silver design

Uncomfortable to wear Awkward position of controls

The call button and the play/pause button are located on the top of the left and right earpieces, respectively; I got a feel for them quickly enough. But the volume and track-skipping controls are inconveniently housed on the underside of the headband...

Impressive performance at edge of operating range ; Slick red and silver design

Uncomfortable to wear ; Awkward position of controls

Expect decent audio quality, and that's about it. These headphones lag behind in the comfort and usability departments.

Impressive performance at edge of operating range, Slick red and silver design

Uncomfortable to wear, Awkward position of controls

The headphones were too uncomfortable and the controls were too inaccessible for the SBH700 to be a viable accessory.

The red-and-silver Samsung SBH700 looks stylish and sporty, but its good looks and satisfactory audio quality are outweighed by its subpar comfort and design. The headphones were too uncomfortable and the controls were too inaccessible for the SBH700...

Good battery life

Uncomfortable to wear ; Tinny sound ; Controls are tough to discern

The second issue was a straight comfort one. For an in-ear set of headphones, the SBH700's actual in-ear speaker buds are quite large, and several of our test victims found them uncomfortable, especially compared to the comfort you get with...

Impressive performance at edge of operating range, Slick red and silver design

Uncomfortable to wear, Awkward position of controls

The headphones were too uncomfortable and the controls were too inaccessible for the SBH700 to be a viable accessory.