Pros: These headphones may be cheap but they have done their job well and they're still functioning with no hiccups of any kind. I wear them for very long periods of time for work, play, and privacy, and they are more than loud enough to drown out any noise around me. They sit tight enough on my head that I don't really worry about ambient sound bleeding in even when my roommate is blasting music not 10' away lol

Cons: Kind of hard to keep clean and the faux leather needs regular cleaning or it collects dust or loose skin cells quickly compared to my more expensive headset. Although the headphones are a snug fit, if you look down to lets say pick up the pen you dropped its a bit top heavy and will slide forward as if they're going to fall off. I know this is a very minor inconvenience but its something to note for some people.

Other Thoughts: Otherwise I've had this headset for almost a year now and they are in perfect working order. The cable, despite the amount of beating its endured during my move, is not wearing out and the connections are all still perfect. The headset is still working like when it first came out of the box, this is definitely a great buy!

Pros: +Excellent Comfort
+Mic is well-designed
+Adjustments easy and natural
+Really fits the head
+Has a good weight
+AMAZING BASS, bass boost is fantastic

Cons: -Not the best sound quality. Not the worst, but could probably be better for a $80 headset
-Mic is good, but occasionally has kinks

Other Thoughts: I'm comparing this to my old Turtle Beach PX11. Fantastic headset, and was about the same price ($70-$80). Sound and mic quality was better there, but it wasn't as comfortable (but was still extremely comfortable, withstood 14+ hour gaming sessions), and was a bit weird with its adjustments and options. This headset just feels more natural.

Pros: The bass is actually pretty decent with this headset. When you add the vibration, it makes the bass seem even better. Reminds me of when I had a system in my car. Nice crisp clear sound. Primarily use these for gaming and they work nicely. Bought for $40 bucks on sale. Cant complain. Plug and play.

Cons: None really. Corded but not a deal breaker for me. The red color just happened to go with the theme of my build. Dont know if i would of bought them otherwise.

Pros: Sound is pretty good from what I have used so far. I prefer the vibration to be on because it seems to add just a little something to the bass effect in songs.

Fits my big head (hat size is 7 3/4 or 7 7/8). Very comfortable and even has a slight noise cancelling effect when not playing any sound.

Fold-up mic is great although I haven't really got to use it for much and definitely like the volume wheel.

The appearance is nice and seem sturdy enough. Setup was pretty easy in Windows 7...Just had to set them as the default playback device.

Cons: The only con I can even begin to think of would be the cord is a bright redish pink color. I happen to like it, but I could see someone not liking it.

Pros: The padding at the top of the Headphones, the option for bass to shake the headphones to give optimal music or video game experience, the option to change the volume up and down extremely quickly, and lastly the way the mic mutes itself when you move it into its closed position.

Cons: Ok lets jump right into it, I find There are only 3 major problems, firstly the microphone quality is pretty low, its pretty fuzzy when I'm talking to friends but they can understand me fairly well, secondly the cable that runs into the headset (into the left speaker) is pretty close to the skin and can cause irritation when moving your head back and forth, if you have sensitive skin like me this can become a problem, lastly the usb plug, I don't know if its just my usb port, but it seems to be unplugging itself, its only happened twice in a two week period so its not much of a problem.

Other Thoughts: I really love these headphones, I'm only giving it a two, because of the skin irritation part (I get red line marks on my neck after each use). I used these headphones over two weeks to give an honest opinion overall was impressed, but they're just not for me.

Pros: So comfy, fantastic sound, USB.

Cons: A little heavy after more than 2 hours.

Other Thoughts: No surround but not a deal breaker for me.

Pros: Good sound quality
Good microphone

Cons: leaks sound to mic
after about 1 week the volume knob quit working i sent it in and they fixed it and i started keeping it n its box whenever not in sue and 6 months later the same thing happened. Is usable but no control over volume, was lucky it wasn't to loud when it broke. Asking a few people i know who have this headset it appears to be a defect with the headset.

Other Thoughts: Is good deal for the price and will last an OK amount of time and has good sound quality.

Pros: The headset gets amazing bass. With this and how loud it can go, it can be used as small speakers. Gets the bass that most headsets claim to have, but really don't.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Muffles outside sound well. While this may be a con for some, it's a pro for others. This is definately a better idea than duct-taping speakers and subwoofers to your head.

Pros: I'll start off by writing about the bass. This headset delivers when it comes to bass. Even without the vibration feature (which I didn't really like, will speak about it in Cons), I messed with the equalizer a bit and fine-tuned it to my likings. In that aspect, it's all I could ask for and then some. The microphone is nice and clear after enabling the "AGC" AKA microphone-boost. The headset fits nice on my head, and I have quite the large head, lol.

Cons: As stated above, I wasn't a fan of the vibration feature. It was almost distracting how intense it was in FPS games like CS:GO and such. As it stands, I only use the vibration for music, and that's very seldom. Another complaint is the actual weight of the headset. It sets very heavily on the top of my head, which took awhile to get used to. It actually gave me a headache the first day, but two days later and I'm all used to it. The ear cushions are rather stiff, but my ears fit perfectly within them, so it doesn't cause me any pain or discomfort.

I also have a tendency of taking off/putting on my headset by grabbing the ear-portion, which causes me to VERY SLIGHTLY bump the volume knob and cause it to significantly increase/decrease my volume. Bad location for the volume knob if you ask me, but I'll get used to it.

Other Thoughts: For the price, I honestly can't complain. I'm coming from a pair of SteelSeries Siberia V2, and the sound quality is significantly better.

Pros: Volume dial
Vibration
Mic
Ear Cuffs
Quality

Cons: I've had these for about four years and the audio dial had recently broke and that's the only problem I've had