JBL C150SI Wired Earphones vs Sony MDR-EX14AP Headset with Mic

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General

BrandJBLSony
ModelC150SIMDR-EX14AP
DesignEarphone
TypeIn the EarIn the Ear
ConnectivityWiredWired
Designed ForiOS, Android, Window, Other Aux Support Devices

Design and Body

Weight3 g
Cord Length1.2 m1.2 m
Cord Type3.5mm JackY-type

Features

MicrophoneYesYes
ControlsMulti functional button
Music ControlsPause/Play
Switch between Call and MusicYesYes
Additional FeaturesIn-line Mic for Hands-free Phone Calling, Plug: L-shaped Four-conductor Stereo Mini, Wearing Style: Closed Earbuds, Wire Manager Saves Headphones Wire from Getting Tangled, Comfortable Silicone Earbuds, Lightweight, Smart-key App (Compatible with Android 4.0 and Above): Mic Button can be Configured to Chose from Volume Control or Track Control Functions

Sound Features

Deep BassYesNo
Impedance16 ohm
Sensitivity100 dB
Frequency Response20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)8 Hz (Min) - 22 kHz (Max)
Driver Unit9 mm

Extra

Sales Package1 pair JBL C150SI headphones 3 sets of ear tips (S, M, L) 1 Warranty and safety card1 Headphone
Inline RemoteYes
Magnet TypeNeodymium

Warranty

Warranty1 year, JBL Warranty1 year
Warranty TypeManufacturerManufacturer
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing DefectAll Manufacturing Defects
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical DamageWarranty of the Product is Limited to Manufacturing Defects Only

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