In my opinion the Sony PSP headphones may be some of the best sounding in-ear headphones that I’ve ever heard. I had a pair growing up that came with my Gameboy. I hated these things b/c they wouldn’t stay in my ear and they hurt ontop of that. All my life I’ve strayed from in-ear designs b/c they wouldn’t stay and they hurt. That’s all I thought of when I thought of in-ear headphones. I even invested in a pair of Sony Studio Monitor MDRV700DJ professional headphones. These things are the bomb.com. Seriously. Best sound I’ve ever put on my ears, and almost as much bass as my mustang.

This R&R isn’t about my DJ headphones though, it’s about the new PSP headphones. They’re the in-ear design, and I have to say…they’re not half bad. I plug them up to my laptop during my free time at places to either listen to music, or to mix it. I carry these with the laptop instead of the DJ ones because they’re soo much smaller. For the alienware at home though and the new stereo, I still use the MDRV700DJ’s.

This R&R isn’t about how kick-ass the new PSP headphones are either…it’s about the potential danger. I’m not really sure how powerful the magnets are in my big headphones, but I went to pick up my headphones here at work and they stuck to the side of the desk. I had to pull them off of the metal drawers. I was shocked! They sound great, but at what expense? Brain cells? I don’t think so. Sony makes a great headphone, but I think these little guys need to calm down cause I’m nervous about putting them back on my head now.

(image coming soon…like tonight actually)