Man then you must love Sennheiser and B&O because quite the contrary, IMO. 

Exactly. Too pricy too.

Here's my in-depth review for anyone keen on grabbing these, complete with a comparison between the M50x - http://gdgtmac.com/reviews/sony-hear-on-headphones-review

Comparison review - http://gadgetmac.com/reviews/master-dynamic-mw60-wireless-headphones-review

Quote: Well there you have it, we have completely different tastes. You might even like cilantro too  

Quote: You mean that old-folks-sitting-on-a-couch-at-home design? Oh. Yes it isn't stylish. They look daft to be honest, but that's my personal opinion of course. It's only a matter of time before Bose redesigns its headphones to look more like its most recent portable speaker release - the...

Quote: I haven't had a chance to compare the two on hand, but from what I can remember trying the QC15 out not too long ago, I didn't really like their sound signature and I might think the Studio sound more alive. The bass is probably the biggest difference and it sounds nicer on the...

Here's another review by yours truly http://gadgetmac.com/reviews/beats-studio-2-2013-headphones-review.html

Not a big fan of the design.

I find that if you let them engulf the back of your ears more than the front, you'll get a seal. At least in my case.      

They are removable but don't have the same mounting so you can only replace them with another stock pads. The Studio aren't supposed to have any suction. 

  The pads aren't interchangeable on the Capital and they are the same as the huge cup style pads on the Studio, but a lot more firm. They aren't hollow or thin. Aiaiai kind of made these pads on the awkward size because they feel like at some point they cover your ears entirely yet leave a...

Our rev is up if you guys wanna check it out! (: http://gdgtmac.co/M7bOIp

Quote: It'll depend on your ears really. I've got medium sized ears and I can barely feel the plastic, but it isn't to the point where it's uncomfortable  I found out using them for around 5 hours straight. The foam ones are definitely the best for isolation, and again depending on you ears...

Well here it is for those of you interested, my review is up.

Our rev will be up soon (: But, these are exactly the same as the originals except for larger ear pads not cups and "tuned drivers".

I'll just leave this here for you guys (: Feast your eyes on these beauties.  http://gagt.co/hj9wly

Just updated with a review link (:

They definitely have sweet bass which I love. Nothing overpowering, everything is clear and un-distorted. I have only about an hour on them so I really need to try to burn them in to see if they change a bit.

Update:  I have posted a review here: http://www.gadgetmac.com/gadgetmac/2010/8/20/jays-a-jays-three-in-ear-earphones.html   So far the sound quality is superb for the price.

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I have reviewed Rockford Fosgate's new Punch Plugs right here. They are a really great pair of in-ears.