Great first pair of cans!
Pros: PRICE, awesome sound, is very capable for all songs, dont look half bad
Cons: Comfort may be an issue for some (not for me), wish cords were detachable but can't complain for this price
Pros: PRICE, awesome sound, is very capable for all songs, dont look half bad
Cons: Comfort may be an issue for some (not for me), wish cords were detachable but can't complain for this price

Pros: Very light, portable, built in EQ/NC function
Cons: Expensive for what they are, require a battery

Pros: Comfortable. I Can Haz Bass 4 Cheap.
Cons: Needs more power than typical small player offers. Poor stereo imaging. Zero isolation, beware hearing damage.

Pros: Nice, Well Defined Bass, Fashionable, Good Treble Extension
Cons: Recessed Mids, Slightly Sibilant at Times,
“ So here's my first mini-review. Kinda late, but I like these so much that I had to write a review for them xD Intro One of the reasons I bought the V-MODA M80 is because I wanted a portable headphone that has good SQ and yet has the ability to turn heads. I also wanted my portables to have very good build quality and decent isolation because I will be using them during travel....” --Kagelou
“ The HD25-1 has been my favorite (trans)portable headphone for quite a few months. I spend a few nights a week away from my home rig and the HD25 works wonders with my iBasso D10 and netbook. Hi-fi on the go has never been so rugged and simple. Best of all is their sonic versatility – though my backup portables, the AKG K181Dj, excel with certain genres and recordings, the Sennheisers perform...” --ljokerl
“ *Previously posted in the Full-Sized Headphones forum. I only recently became aware of the review section of Head-Fi.* PREFACE This is largely intended to be a review of the AiAiAi TMA-1 with using the Audio Technica ATH-M50 as a point of reference. A forum member asked for this comparison in the main TMA-1 thread. I...” --Curly21029
“ Not a review, just my little opinion on these nice headphones. My Grado SR80s are the older ones (Not the new 'i' version) I'm guessing my SR80s were made around in 2001-2003 etc. All I can say these SR80s are very musical sounding headphones, and they can sure boogie too. I think the SR80s are one of Grado's best headphones in my opinion. And can sound just...” --TDL-speakers
“ What can be said about these headphones that has not already been said in the 25+ years they have been in production? Well, my girlfriend thinks they look silly... And that for some odd reason makes me love them more. Out of few phones I currently own, I always find myself reaching for these. With the wonderful bass and full bodied sound comes the...” --BloodyPenguin
“I bought these this week from amazon.co.uk for £10 including delivery. That's US $15. Packaging, appearance, warranty, euro-nanny knows best: Mine arrived in the small European packaging box, branded as Pulse clips as well as "Koss high performance on-ear clips". With the clips came the Koss warranty and the euro-nanny-state leaflet on waste disposal. The phones are the silver plastic Koss...” --julian67
“ These are my first pair of cans and straight out of the package they look pretty amazing. When I first put them on I thoroughly enjoyed what i heard. Works well for bluesy songs and there is an emphasis on bass but not incredibly bass heavy by any means. After a few hours of use, they are just getting better and better! ” --shdl83
“I own many high quality headphone (Stax Lambda circa 1985, Stax SR303, AKG K1000, Sennheiser HD580, plus many other middle level phones) but I wanted a quality headphone for my office that was close to the stax. I needed something that was sealed so it would not disturb my colleagues. I also really enjoy the Audio Technica sound (similar to stax "voicing" in many ways). These fit my goal...” --jessica_fae
“Phiaton MS400: Finding that perfect combination of comfort, portability, isolation, and sound quaility has never been easy, especially in the $150-250 price range. Phiaton, an upmarket audio branch of Korean electronics firm Cresyn, attempts to find the perfect balance with the strikingly pretty MS400.Build Quality: The build of the MS400 impresses right out of the box. Unlike the brutish...” --ljokerl
“ If you want to relax with Jazz music, go find something like the HD650s and give it 5 stars as you found a true Hifi gear. This pair HD25s were not born to do some stuff like that imo. ” --timaries