G-Cube GHS-170BK Signature Dual Mode Leather Headphone w/ Built-In Microphone G-Cube GHS-170BK Signature Dual Mode Leather Headphone w/ Built-In Microphone

Pros: Low cost
Comfortable, much more than the clip over the ear MS unit it replaces

Cons: Very weak highs, sound is *acceptable* if I use treble boost on my Ipod Eq. Very unnatural , tinny sound, though. Mids are muddy, too. If you love thump, thump stuff these are for you.

Other Thoughts: Worth the money. Turn bass down and highs up and they aren't too shabby. If you want these for listening to a lot of music, though, look elsewhere. I've yet to find a good set of headphones with a mic for cheap. Next buy will be a pair just for music, no mic. Should have stuck to JBL or another name brand.

Pros: -Good Sound

Cons: -Not good for loud environments such as train or airplane since the seal is not that tight.

Pros: These headphones have great bass and very good channel separation. I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality and sound of these 'phones. I paid $25 and was expecting far less quality. I planned to run these exclusively through a nice headphone amp with bass boost, but found the bass and staging awesome even on my iPhone (I find these to be pretty pitiful on the iphone even with my $100-200 sets)

Cons: The way these 'phones adjust puts the excess wire in the ear cups. A couple times I've heard the wire "scratching " inside the cup on songs with heavy bass. Once I moved the wire around or moved the ear cups all the way out, the scratching went away. I wish they had some separating between the wire well and the speaker.

Other Thoughts: I can't speak for the longevity of these, but the construction is generally really good, what's more, they sound terrific. I bought these expecting some pretty lackluster sound, expecting to correct that with a really good headphone amp, but these have ended up being the best sounding headphones I own. They were tied