Huge Sound and very revealing.
Pros: Looks, pretty comfy, not too heavy, sound very good for the price
Cons: Cable goes right into my chest. Heavier cable than I'm used to.
Pros: Looks, pretty comfy, not too heavy, sound very good for the price
Cons: Cable goes right into my chest. Heavier cable than I'm used to.

Pros: For the money, one of the better headphones. Compares favorably even to beats. Excellent, powerful bass. Does not leak sound
Cons: Fragile. Cord is extremely thin, and susceptible to breaking (as mine did). Slightly sacrifices midtones and trebles (not "sharp")

Pros: Rich sound, very comfortable earpads, great mids, punchy bass, great soundstaging
Cons: bad 3.5mm adapter (way too large)

Pros: Clear sound, very big soundstage.
Cons: Bass boost.
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