KOSS KSC75 3.5mm Gold-Plated Connector Supra-aural SportClip Stereophone KOSS KSC75 3.5mm Gold-Plated Connector Supra-aural SportClip Stereophone

Pros: Comfortable, good sound quality, very cheap

Cons: Cannot produce the low quality sounds bad earphone produce

Other Thoughts: Buy them now! Throw money at the screen if you have to!

Pros: This small head phone set is very, very nice for its price it can competes with more expensive set up to 150$ range.
Yup, most people would not believe that it could sounds as good as its earned its name for, i was into buying a set for my Iphone, so i hit search for best head set online and one website show this Koss is number one best seller. i paid 20$ for my 1st set, it was too good i bought a second pair for 15$ on E-bay. Now im a very happy camper, i have shared with many people and friends to try it out, most all agreed.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Buy it, no regrets, and save money be smart.

Pros: Fantastic sound. KOSS always delivers the best sound for the price.

Lifetime Waranty!

Cons: They're bigger than they look, and look stupid on my ears.

Cheap cord wore out after a few months.

Other Thoughts: KOSS usually makes fantastic products, but this one doesn't cut it. I bought these on sale, and for the same price about 10 years ago I bought a similar pair that lasted 10 years.

Pros: Lightweight and open-backed, so excellent for running. Excellent sound quality, uses the same drivers as the infamous PortaPros, which haven't changed since the mid-80's for a good reason! Delivers quite the range, without drowning out too much of both the highs and lows

Cons: Needs quite a bit of power to bring out their quality, despite their size. 60 ohms of impedance, so you'll need something with some grunt to power them. Most portable players can't quite push that hard, but some smartphones can. Ex: the Sansa Clip can't, but my HTC phone can. If you're not sure if your device can push that much power, then get something in the 32 ohms or lower range.
Open-air design does let a lot of sound bleed out and in, so you'll hear people around you, and they'll hear what you're listening to.

Other Thoughts: Hooked up to a sound card like an Asus DG or even Creative's Sound Blaster Go USB adapter, they come alive!

Pros: None

Cons: Uncomfortable! the ear rests are HUGE and dont bend or move at all without snapping off completely, the sound is horrible, may as well use a $5 pair of Maxelle clip phones because these are trash.

the cord is VERY short, standing up it doesnt reach from my head to my pocket for my mp3 player which completely defeats the purpose of clip phones.

It came tangled, thats right, the cord was tied up within itself in the package, i had to take the time to untangle there things just to figure out that they barely work.

Flimsy, not much to say here, these things are made from the cheapest of cheap materials and i could probably crunch them in my fist.

Big... as mentioned before the ear clips part and big and bulky, the speaker parts are quit flat and thin, but the diameter of these is far larger than the human ear, just making them goofy looking and uncomfortable

Other Thoughts: the shipping was free

Pros: -cheap
-around ears
-comfortable

Cons: -cheap
-die quickly
-the cord is extremely short. unless your sound card is in the front of your computer, you'll have to turn your computer around in order to actually wear them

Other Thoughts: i just had to buy new headphones after only having these for like 4 months. honestly, if you're considering buying these you should just fork up another 20$, because you're going to have to eventually anyway.

also, i'm not kidding when i say the cord is ridiculously short. you have to be on a laptop to actually use these.

Pros: Cheap
Awesome sounds for the price
Cheap
Very subtle but deep low ends. High ends are not sharp unlike some other cheap headphones.
Beat some of the $100 cans I have.
Cheap

Cons: Bad, bad quality
Impedance is 60 Ohms, which does not translate to "bad", but it does require more power to drive.
No bacon comes with it

Other Thoughts: I would keep buying them even if they break. The ear clips break off extremely easily, but you can always insert them back extremely easily. Just take care of them, and they won't break.

Pros: Lightweight, durable, comfortable, looks great. The clips are designed to come off if too much pressure is put on them, meaning it's a 5 second fix, instead of accidentally breaking them. The price means that if they get damaged even a little, or enough to lessen the sound quality, it's no big deal to pick up another pair.
Also, as mentioned in the title, the sound quality is superb, probably the best you can get for the price.
Furthermore, the sportclip design means these stay firmly on your ears without wiggling around. Great for working out and rocking out. Believe me, no amount of head-banging shook these headphones from their precise placement.

Cons: I should qualify one of the pros: These headphones are comfortable for only so long. After about 45 minutes or so, the clip design can wear on the ear pretty badly, and I have to remove the headphones for a few minutes to let my skin get back to its normal shape. Still, a minor gripe in the face of all the things that are good about these headphones.

Other Thoughts: My first pair took about a year or so of abuse before it became really damaged. The wiring on one side became loose, meaning the sound in one ear would cut out if I moved too quickly. So I tossed them out and ordered another set without thinking twice. At less than $20, why wouldn't I?

Pros: Great sound
Lightweight
Cool Looking
Comfortable
Great for IPOD and Gaming

Cons: Ton of noise bleeds out from these, so if you are listening to Meshuggah full blast at night, you might wake your spouse. :)

Takes a few times to get the hang of slipping them on your ears, but it is nowhere as bad as some others have mentioned.

Other Thoughts: I use these on my Ipod and listen to a ton of metal and they perform very well. I have not run into anything that makes these things sound blown out or muddy. Overall, a day and night improvement over the Sony earbuds I was using.

Pros: good sound

Cons: no volume control

Other Thoughts: for those wondering. this model does not have an inline volume control.