I currently own a pair of V-Moda M80's and I am looking to make the switch to bluetooth / wireless.  I just like the aspect of having no wires and having tested a pair of wireless headphones I do love the freedom more.   That being said, my budget is around $150-250 for a nice pair of wireless...

Okay, thanks.    I was only wondering because they are a power seller and I was only cautious since they have a lot of inventory...Just questioning whether or not they are real...   Another question - If I buy from eBay...would V-Moda still honor the warranty?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/V-MODA-Crossfade-M-80-Ear-Headphones-White-Pearl-/230896680527?_trksid=p5197.m1992&_trkparms=aid%3D111000%26algo%3DREC.CURRENT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D14%26meid%3D4554198890155646139%26pid%3D100015%26prg%3D1006%26rk%3D1%26sd%3D230896680527%26   The price seems way too good...

Quote:   Ahh sorry to hear that...   It worked quite well for me...I barely feel the earcups on top of my ears now.  There's still some fatigue after a few hours (since they are on-ears).  I did compare these to the Beats Solo and the Beats are more comfortable...BUT these blow them...

I was GOING to return these because I had the same problem.  But I heard mixed reviews on the comfort of these headphones so I just crossed my fingers and kept them.   It's not going to get better after 24 hours or a week.  I have had these for about a month already and the only way the...

Listed for 200 pounds on the UK Amazon site...actually a good price.  I was expecting a higher price but it's a decent price for what you're getting.  I do expect the price to be $200 for U.S. and FINALLY they have implemented a detachable cable...something that was restraining me from...

If you guys did have velour pads that were a bit wider, thicker, and deeper for the M80 I would DEFINITELY buy them.  I find the M80's to be fatiguing after a few hours of use and I think velour pads (or just special, thicker comfort pads) would solve this comfort issues.

Even though this thread is somewhat old, I'll put in my two cents:   The Steelseries flux is a gaming headset...I really don't have a problem with gaming headsets.  I have not looked at this in person nor tried them on, so take this with a grain of salt.   It's $100.  There are many...

The only one that would seem like a good bargain is the UE 4000...others...nah...simply because of price...$200 can be used for a much better set of headphones.   The $100 might be a good on ear headphone if the sound quality is really good.  Build quality seems all plastic and the headband...

Price isn't a recurring problem.  I already spent money on my other not-so portable headphones (DT 770) and the Amperiors are not on Amazon for $200.  I am already considering the HD-1 II and the M-80s (both great choices).   Thank you for the recommendations.  I'll take these into...

Yeah I was talking about general portable use...   The Amperiors look great but the price tag is a little high as well as the HD25-I II.    I like the style of both.  How about the BlueAnt Embrace Headphones?  They look like the B&W P5 just a cheaper version.  If anyone can comment on...

How about for walking?  Plane seems OK to be using maybe smaller headphones (on-ear as opposed to over-ear).   Suggest some to me.

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I have the DT 770 Pro 80 version and I'm pretty satisfied with the sound signature.  Unfortunately it's not as portable as I would have liked.   Looks are semi important but really not the dealbreaker for me.  I will be using these through my iPod as well as my laptop which did power my DT...

Recently bought the DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm version and need another headphone for portable use.   Recommend me a good portable can $200 and below that *possibly* has a detachable cable.   I was looking at the ATH M50 (AS A LAST RESORT) but am currently looking at the Ultrasone Pro 550 /...