Skullcandy SCS-SCBP3.5 Skullcrushers Subwoofer Stereo Headphones (Black Pinstripe)

As for the design, it is kinda flashy. really shows off the brand. That's what you get from older (and some newer) Skullcandy merch. I do like the fact that they fold for portability.
My ears won't fit into many other headphones (either my ears are gigantic or headphones are just really small these days... Either way, these cans fit wonderfully. As for the plush ear pads, they feel great. My only complaint is that they get a little warm after an hour or so of listening (great in the winter months though)
They are a great value for a cash-strapped teenager who just wants decent headphones for his mp3 player and laptop. DO NOT buy at best buy, though. They have the price up by around $20 from the MSRP and what other stores sell them for.

Now, time to talk sound.
Depending on where the dial is set, you can have:

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  a pair of tin cans
  a nice, flat sound profile
  strong bass
  bass that makes your entire skull rattle and impairs your ability to see straight

it takes a little bit of experimentation to find where it best fits for you, and is dependent on the music you are listening to, as well. I usually turn it down for things like dubstep/rock/rap and turn it up for things like pop/classical/audio books

As mentioned in some other reviews, the bass does bleed into the mid and high range frequencies, but (to my ears) not to the extent of some other, higher-end headphones

First, i want to start off that it i got these with a warranty i got on some other headphones which i bought before i entered the audiophile realm. It seemed that when they were producing this headphone it seems that they only focused on medium frequencies and abandoned everything else.The bass can be pleasuring  rarely at times but most of the time they are either too excessive or too light and getting both drivers just right takes time.Although the cable on the other hand is built pretty good because the strain relief is actually molded onto the cable .The battery life lasts me about a week and it can sometimes add pressure to the cable if the battery is on(AA battery) but i am still suprised it has not ripped or broken after 3 months. They do come with some soft earpads but they do not have much cushion therefore resulting in uncomfortability in short periods of time. I would say it would be a good gift but only for people who aren't an audiophile at all,it also wouldn't be a good gift to a kid since the headband is very cheap plastic that bends with ease. In a way the clamping force is too strong but only at the back of your ears but it tapers away towards the front.it is synthetic material and not leather and they can get really hot if you live in a location with extreme climates. the soundstage is okay for a closed back headphones and the isolation is pretty good.This is with a portable media device^ but if you do have an amp i recommend you use them since they sound better with it. I think these should only cost $35 and i would recommend you look at the Sony Extra-Bass line, Grado SR60i, or even the Koss Porta-Pro.

i tried these guys at a best buy, and all i can say is that the bass is not only overpowering, but not really good sounding to be honest.. the mids and highs are almost gone when you turn the bass boost on. and when the boost is off, it sounds like ipod earbuds because its only mids and highs. dont get me wrong these things look sick and make a sweet style statement, but for that price you can find sweet looking GOOD sounding headphones too.  just not a huge fan of skullcandy.