Edit (7/25/11): Came with a pleather carrying case which is nice. Great entry level DJ'ing headphones.
Uncomfortable to wear for a long period of time, after about an hour you'll start to feel discomfort from the pressure the headphones put on your ears. Stretching the headphones by putter them over something wide helps a lot, or just wearing them often to soften up the headband.
The hinges look cheap due to the mold marks that were on my pair, not sure if they're on every pair manufactured but makes them look cheap, the plastic is quite sturdy though.
They fold up for convenient storage and to place them into the carrying/travel case.
The wire is excessively long(in my opinion), could be a foot or two shorter. These pair of headphones would be great for a re-cable(Using a coiled cable like the one on the ATH M50's would work great for these headphones) as the drivers are very easy to access by taking off the pleather earcups which give you access to the screws.
For added comfort, you can replace the stock pleather earpads with the Sennheiser HD-25 velour earpads.
These headphones benefit a lot with a good soundcard or being amped by a desktop amp. I'm running mine through my Behringer BCD3000 midi controller as an external soundcard/headphone amplifier. Sounds phenominally
Sound Quality:
Lows:
Bass is great on these headphones, not underpowered or overwhelming, just right. Very clean sounding and great for what I primarily listen to which is usually Vocal Trance, Hands Up, Electro House, Hardstyle, UK Hardcore, Dubstep, and some other EDM genre's.
Mids:
Mids sound smooth, well extended, clean, a little bright at times.
Highs:
Highs are decent, female vocals sound smooth and pleasing.
Soundstage:
Not a whole lot compared to open cans due to them being closed back.
Overall these are fairly well rounded headphones, highs could be a little better.
