I remembered that I had bought a set of Sentry Mini Stereo Headphones a few months ago in the Dollar Tree Store. So on our recent trip to Boston I made sure that they were in my carry on luggage.
As soon as we were seated the individual television screens came on. I got out my headphones and plugged them in. I could hear perfectly and thought what a great purchase.
The headphones are narrow, and have adjustable settings to fit on your head. They adjust approximately one inch on each side. You can see the metal when they are fully extended, and the metal pushes down into the plastic, when they are at their smallest/shortest length.
They have Sentry on the outside of both ear pads, L on the left, and R on the right one. They have soft foam ear pads to cover the plastic and metal area, that would be against your ears. However, 30 minutes into watching and listening to my individual television screen, I noticed pieces of black on my green tee shirt. I had no idea what it was.
We had soft drinks and snacks come around the plane, and when I had finished mine, I saw lumps of black foam. I realized that it was the foam from my headphones. How embarrassing is that. I took them off my ears, and pulled the remaining foam off of both of them. I brushed the remaining pieces of foam off my clothes, and felt better.
I did use them for the rest of my flight, as it was fairly short, but without the foam they didn't feel comfortable. This was such a shame because they gave me a good sound quality.
On the back of the packaging it states that Sentry have given "Over 30 years of excellence in electronics." They do have a limited one year warranty. However, by the time I send them back to Sentry and paid the postage, it just wouldn't be worth my while. Also the Dollar Store never give complete details on their receipts.
This is a shame, because I did like that they were lightweight, and really small. They also came with a larger 6.3 adapter too.
Sentry Industries Inc.,
Tarrytown,
NY 01591.
Check them out at http://www.sentryindustries.com/category/headphones/headphones_ho415.asp
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Published by Susan Slade
Born in England just after the war. Moved to Florida in 1988, and owned a restaurant. Bookkeeper, and freelance writer. View profile
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5 Comments
Post a CommentNot too well made, it seems. Good try, anyway!
Good review! I am visiting today because Zona Z. sent me!
Well, I won't be buying those. What a shame a little thing like the foam would have to ruin a decent product.
Great review Susan =0)
Good review, cheers :)