JVC HA-RX500 3.5mm/ 6.3mm Connector Circumaural Full Size Headphone JVC HA-RX500 3.5mm/ 6.3mm Connector Circumaural Full Size Headphone

Pros: Have purchased 5 of these for Christmas gifts for use with MP3 Sansa Clip MP3 players. The people that got them are very happy with the sound

Cons: only drawback to these is the extra long cord for them 6' would have been more than enough for the usuage they were bought for

Pros: Long cable. Low sound bleed

Cons: No cons!

Other Thoughts: The long cable is perfect for running to any device that is not directly on a desk or next to your face. ...like computers on the floor.

Pros: They sound almost as clear as the best phones I ever owned (sony mdr xd 100)-and they do kind of look the same. These are just slightly more "muffled" to me. For this price nobody expects awesomeness I hope.

Cons: Bah! If I had only noticed the rx700 with their huge headrest before I got these!
These tiny four pads you see are extremely small-width seems smaller than my pinky's tip.... that is no way to create good support: and so I lament again that I did not get the rx700s, which are also quite cheap.

Other Thoughts: I suppose some here could get used to wearing these, because they are fairly light on ears as well as light overall.
Just consider the rx 700 model.
Whatever you do don't get the free shipping.... cause it's pretty random: they will state to deliver on one date, then no delivery happens and you'll have your hopes up that perhaps next day it will be there... will it? HA!

Pros: Long cord
Pretty sturdy
Comfortable

Cons: Long cord

Other Thoughts: I've had these for almost a year already, and I'm using them to listen to music before I fall asleep. The long cord gets tangled a lot, but it's long, so it doesn't matter anyway. They just get tangled too, not knotted, so that's a plus. A lot of headphones I've owned are cheap and fall apart quickly, but these are good quality and I haven't had any problems.

Pros: Great sound, great price.

Cons: Meh.

Other Thoughts: No real cons, I will just use this space to say that these are obviously not for audiophiles, just a solid headset for the price.

Pros: For the price these are excellent headphones. They are still very comfortable after wearing them for a few hours (even with glasses). The frequency response is decent even at louder volumes.

Cons: These do not block sound as well as they look like they should. It's very easy to hear things going on around you and it's easy for someone to hear what you are listening to.

Other Thoughts: The cord is very long, probably too long for some people.

Pros: - Nice bass
- Nice tremble
- Clear lows

Cons: - Cord too long
- Highs good, but not great

Other Thoughts: Didn't buy from Newegg at the time of purchase (because they were out of stock)...

Also, I added some ferite choke cores from another store to prevent radio interference.

Pros: Pretty good sound quality (to me, anyway)
Haven't broken in any way yet
Single connection to headphones makes them tangle less
Long cord

Cons: Long cord does get tangled, but it's so long anyway you can just leave the knot in for a while. Also, If you want to put your MP3 player in your pocket and walk, the cord is really, really long.

Other Thoughts: My previous Panasonic headphones broke at the connector after a few years of use, so I got these. They seem like they should hold up pretty well and are of decent quality without too much hard use, and since I just use them to listen to music before I fall asleep, the cord doen't get in my way, making them quite a good purchase.

Pros: The cord is pretty long. I've used these for a while and they've worn well. The price is right, and they are comfortable to wear.

Cons: I'm not an audio snob, so I can't much here. The cord is long, but thin, so it feels like it might break easily. However it's held up.

Other Thoughts: I use these for gaming mostly.

Pros: These are great, inexpensive headphones. The sound quality stays impressive even at top volume, and there's a nice balance between treble and bass (at least for inexpensive headphones).

Cons: They're pretty large (and not in a stylish way), and they don't block out sound super well. AKA, if your neighbor is blasting Kanye and you want to listen to some Nick Drake, good luck. Also, the cord is wayyyy tooo long.