$23.33 over at amazon

86 out of 100 on Alatest reviews.
http://alatest.com/reviews/headphone-reviews/koss-ke29/po3-67241760,74/

anybody know how good these are?

What does custom fit mean

Anyone have experience with these ones? Would be interested in hearing about sound quality and how well they hold up to normal use.

Is noise isolating the same thing as noise cancellation?

$13.99 next cheapest price at buy.com for one pair

http://www.buy.com/prod/212421244.html

RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean

It fits like a glove. :D

kmiller8 wrote:$13.99 next cheapest price at buy.com

http://www.buy.com/prod/212421244.html

are they 2 pack too?

I've had a pair of these for about a year now that I recently lost! Some of the best earphones that I have ever had!!!

DCno10 wrote:$23.33 over at amazon

or $46.66 for 2

Is noise isolating similar to noise canceling?

RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean

sezen wrote:It fits like a glove. :D

so... you put these on your hands?

a75952 wrote:are they 2 pack too?

No. They come separately packed.

I'm no sound expert but I've used Koss earbuds on my Ipod and Blackberry Phone that has a built in mp3 player and I must say the sound is exceptionally good for the price.

wootasourous wrote:Is noise isolating the same thing as noise cancellation?

Different size rubber ear pieces. S-M-L. Standard setup for ear buds.

mpatrick14 wrote:Anyone have experience with these ones? Would be interested in hearing about sound quality and how well they hold up to normal use.

Sound quality is wonderful, I used them for running until I lost them. But I ran with them in the rain/cold/heat and they stand up to it all, they are the style where one earphone line is longer than the other so they naturally go to one side of your head instead of down the middle of your chest, which I prefer but I know some people don't.

kmiller8 wrote:$13.99 next cheapest price at buy.com

http://www.buy.com/prod/212421244.html

is that for one pair? these are 10 for 2 PAIRS

a75952 wrote:are they 2 pack too?

nope, just one

Will they block out engine noise from an aircraft?

a75952 wrote:RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean



so... you put these on your hands?

No, they go into holes only.

Does it take batteries? Doesn't look like it, that would be quite awesome.

RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean

It usually means that it comes with different sized buds. The black rubbery stuff that goes over the actual earbud. They have a bunch of sizes you can change based on your ear size.

here is a text review.

http://www.epinions.com/review/Koss_Custom_Fit_Noise_Isolating_Earbuds_KE29BZ_epi/content_452361686660

RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean

It comes with different size cushions,i guess that what it called custom fits.

# 2 Small Silicone Ear Cushions
# 2 Medium Silicone Ear Cushions
# 2 Large Silicone Ear Cushions

http://www.koss.com/koss/kossweb.nsf/p?openform&pc^np^KE29I

wootasourous wrote:Is noise isolating the same thing as noise cancellation?

No...noise isolation fits the ear canal snugly so as not to allow noise in. Noise cancelling is an active process by which the external noise is analyzed and reduced with an inverse wave.

In my experience...good sound isolation is better than noise cancelling. However...there are good and bad models of both. Good sound isolation models do not alter the audio...sound cancellation models will usually (and audibly) alter the audio in order to cancel incoming sound.

That being said...I have no idea if these are good or not...I know that Shure had some OUTSTANDING ones at CES...but they are pricey (lowest end model was $100...they went up to $449!)

I've never used this brand, but the cord design on these is great. For those who don't know, the cord to the right bud is longer than the one to the left bud. You're supposed to wear the cord behind your head, which is so much more comfortable than traditional earbuds, as the weight is placed on your neck.

As long as the sound quality on these checks out, count me in!

Koss needs our support after being rocked by a $31 million fraud.

sackenschpiel wrote:I've had a pair of these for about a year now that I recently lost! Some of the best earphones that I have ever had!!!

Glad to hear, I am in!!

wootasourous wrote:Is noise isolating the same thing as noise cancellation?

No. Noise isolation blocks out background noise with silicone or foam, and noise cancellation listens to background noise and generates a signal to counteract it.

RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean

Try actually reading the product info ;)

The best I ever had. Great

Can anyone compare (from using both) these with Razer m100 Pros? http://www.woot.com/Blog/ViewEntry.aspx?Id=8764 The Razers are great for the price - so if these are comparable in quality - these should be well worth the price!

3.5 mm plug....does anyone know if this will work with a typical head phone plug-in on a laptop.

RASPUTEN wrote:What does custom fit mean

READ: Includes small, medium and large silicone ear cushions for a customized fit to enhance isolation when you want to eliminate ambient sounds that interfere with the listening experience

video review on YouTube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwTIR4gd2w4

Ok so how are these compared to say Skullcandy? I like those earbuds (were talkin the basic buds for under 20 bucks)

shelby61 wrote:3.5 mm plug....does anyone know if this will work with a typical head phone plug-in on a laptop.

Yes it will.