I am getting an Sony MZ-NH1 in the next couple of days. Since I have never found a pair earbus actually stay in my ears, I want to replace a pair of clip-on headphones. Bottom line - comfortable, up to cost of £50.

Thanks in advance

Try the Koss KSC50's. Good sound for the $20 they cost in the US.

I would go for the Sony MDR-Q66LW, they're the best Sony Clip-ons.You might want to look at the Audio-Technica ATH-EM7 at a few bucks more. It really depends on your music taste and whether you are looking for analytic detail or outlook presentation...

I use a pair of Sennheiser PX200's, which are great portable headphones in my opinion.

Yeah, PX200's sound excellent, but they're a bit tight for me..
I heard that people have a tough time to put the headphones into the case.
danbee, do you have problem?

Hi. I thought that they had been phased out but the Koss KSC - 35's are still available.

http://www.koss.com/koss/kossweb.nsf/SPdis...?ReadForm&KSC35

These are excellent headphones for the money. They are hard to find in Canada now but the drivers from the porta pros just snap into the earclips for the 35's.

How do Audio-Technica ATH-EM7 look like? Do you have any picture?

Wow. .this phones look cool. It looks like they are very comfortable .. ..
Thank for your advice...

I highly recommend the KSC-35s too, sound great and stay securely clipped onto your ears - I use them jogging.

Take a look..Audio-Technica ATH-EM7

Hey, here's another recommend for the ksc-35's! My all time favorite headphones as far as portability, sound quality, and affordability are concerned.

Wow..I think they have been discontinued.
Thank for your link..

To be honest they can be a bit fiddly to put back in. It's not difficult, just a little involved. But I do think it's worth it, I do love the sound of them.