[zazex]

  The chunkier part I understand, as for the cost, they could make them an upsale or something. I wouldn't mind a wireless edition either, there is already the Sennheiser MM 100, so it should be possible.
 
I have heard quite a few much more expensive headphones than the PX100-2, but I end up preferring the immersive sound of the PX100-2. Are there any other headphones with similar sound profile?

 
To my ears, the Koss Porta Pro has a very similar sound.

 

[Katun]

   
To my ears, the Koss Porta Pro has a very similar sound.

 
Agreed, and is the only other on-ear I've tried to be anywhere near as comfortable and of a similarly extraordinary value.
 
Although, I'll still take the sound of the PX100-II for all genres of music. 

 

[zazex]

   
Agreed, and is the only other on-ear I've tried to be anywhere near as comfortable and of a similarly extraordinary value.
 
Although, I'll still take the sound of the PX100-II for all genres of music. 

 
Yep.

 

[Incipit]

I found the same issue with unbalanced drivers, as 7keys wrote. Don't you know, maybe recabling can solve this problem, or this is a driver fault?

 

[Solrighal]

I had a bit of a disaster yesterday. Whilst vacuuming I managed to catch the gear phone cable! The headphones still work, surprisingly, but the outer sheath has been torn away for a good 3" of its length. Not happy.

 

[prsulliv]

Not to grave dig, but the PX 100 II are awesome. I just got them a few weeks ago and once you get past the comfort issue (I wear glasses) they're fantastic. Being a somewhat poor college student I wish I knew about these awhile ago because they're a great pair of travel headphones.

 

[Solrighal]

  Not to grave dig, but the PX 100 II are awesome. I just got them a few weeks ago and once you get past the comfort issue (I wear glasses) they're fantastic. Being a somewhat poor college student I wish I knew about these awhile ago because they're a great pair of travel headphones.

 
How do they affect you wearing glasses? I wear glasses a lot too but I prefer my PX's over anything else in that situation. You don't want to try the HD 650.

 

[prsulliv]

Good question, they press down on where the upper ear meets the temple of the glasses. At first this hurt quite a bit after a few minutes, so I positioned the drivers a little off center and it relieved the pressure

 

[keepitsimple]

  Not to grave dig, but the PX 100 II are awesome. I just got them a few weeks ago and once you get past the comfort issue (I wear glasses) they're fantastic. Being a somewhat poor college student I wish I knew about these awhile ago because they're a great pair of travel headphones.

Its nice to find perfection early.It will save you huge amounts of cash.Ive compared these phones to lots of other more expensive ones-these win hands down.All you need now is a good reasonable dap

 

[M3NTAL]

Is there any verification if the PX100 drivers are identical to the PX100ii drivers and the difference is in the enclosure size plus enclosure dampening material?

 

[RickB]

I've had my PX100-IIi for over 3 years now. They have been in daily use and in that time the headphone cable and plug have held up great. I am ready to buy another if/when the cable or plug fail, though.

 

[Solrighal]

I rather stupidly managed to catch my cable when vacuuming. Idiot! It's stripped the outer sheathing away over a length of about 6' but they still work fine. It looks horrible though so I will be replacing them with a new pair ASAP.

 

[Sam21]

Is there a mod to make these more comfortable ? the clamp is kinda irritating.

 

[waynes world]

Is there a mod to make these more comfortable ? the clamp is kinda irritating.

Bend the headband?

Edit: maybe not a good idea (might break)

 

[K_19]

That's odd since even for on-ears I find the PX100/200 series to be one of the lesser clamping ones. If you can't get along with the amount of clamp for these I think it's likely that on-ears are just not for you, I can't think of any other decent mini on-ears that would be less clamping. Not much way around it since bending the headband would be way too risky with plastic involved/cables being routed through the headband.