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The Sony MDR-EX14AP is a basic wired in-ear headphone with a 3.5 mm jack, a built-in microphone and a single multi-function button for calls and playback. Its 9 mm neodymium drivers cover an 8 Hz to 22 kHz range, and the 16 ohm impedance means it runs easily from a phone or laptop headphone jack. It suits people who want a cheap, light spare pair for calls and commutes and who dislike charging batteries. Against wireless earbuds it gives up cable-free convenience and noise cancelling, but it needs no charging and works with any 3.5 mm device. Owners rate it well overall, though some find the cable and fit basic.
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Owners rate the MDR-EX14AP well as a cheap wired pair, praising the light fit, clear calls and simple plug-and-play use. Complaints center on the thin cable, modest bass and the single button's limits.
The Sony MDR-EX14AP is a pair of wired in-ear headphones with a built-in microphone. They connect with a 3.5 mm jack. The lightweight design makes them easy to carry.
Each earpiece has a 9mm dome-type neodymium driver that covers 8Hz to 22kHz. The hybrid silicone earbuds are made for a secure, comfortable fit, and small, medium and large sizes are included.
The integrated microphone and multi-function control button let you take calls and control playback from a smartphone.




