MEElectronics HT-21-BK 3.5mm Connector Supra-aural High Performance Portable Headphone

Pros: - Price
- Very solidly built for the price(these don't feel like they will break easily)
- Terrific sound quality after about of a week of burn-in
- Not much sound-leakage
- Easily folds into a convenient shape and size, can fit nicely into a jacket pocket
- Single-sided, thick cable
- Though not noise-isolating, a great deal of noise is blocked
- Fits my relatively-large head
- Lightweight

Cons: - Comfort level is OK at best for me, more than tolerable for my ~40 minute commute though. I do have a relatively-large head though, so for most people, these should feel fine.
- The pouch included has a rather poor-quality drawstring, but this is hardly a con.

Pros: My original view still holds. Over time, the sound has improved slightly. The bass has deepened, but it's still clean/tight. The treble has smoothened out quite a bit. It was grainy at first, and now it's crisp and smooth. This headphone really shines with acoustic music, but holds its own even when listening to metal. The grain/crunchiness of the treble is no longer an issue.

Cons: None. At this price point, it's nearly impossible to complain. If I had to point out any flaws, it would be build quality, but it's adequate at this price, and I have not experienced any breaks/cracks or shorting out. Still functioning perfectly, and I've fallen asleep wearing these many times.

Other Thoughts: I've been listening back and forth between these and the Bose AE (silver first version) and I believe I prefer these now, surprisingly.

It's somewhat painfully to admit, because these are a fraction of the cost. I think it's time to sell the Bose and buy a backup pair of these.

Pros: Light weight with better than average sound. I have owned many headsets since the late 60's and these are some of the best.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Bought because of CNET's review and am not disappointed.

Pros: They sound great to me. The details and realism from the highs was the first thing I noticed, I have other headphones like ATH-M50 and while these don't have the bass I'm not complaining because they sound great. I really like the sound.
They seem comfortable enough and the construction is what I expected for the price or better. The cable seems really nice for portable use.
Over all I like them better than the Sennheiser PX 100-II.

Cons: This design of headphones is not sturdy when folded so it is necessary to be careful of where they end up in your bag. A hard case would be one solution.

They don't isolate well but I think that's part of what makes them sound good.

Not for bass heads but I don't mind electronic music and dupstep on them.

Other Thoughts: Got them on sale for $5, I have not heard anything better for under $50 so I don't think they are a bad deal at any price really.

Pros: - Portability (they fold up nicely)
- Low-profile

Cons: - even though they fold up, they do not stay that way. I would have to jam them into the included storage bag.
- somewhat flimsy construction, headband is too thin
- earcups a little too firmly padded, hurt ears after a while
- MEElec logo on earcups scratches off easily

Other Thoughts: While I am not an audiophile, I do collect as many budget head- and earphones as I can. These HT-21 headphones do not do the good name of MEElectronics justice, as I can definitely recommend their M9 earphones, as well as their customer service (my pair of M9 broke, replacement sent immediately upon reception of sent-in broken earphones)
As for the category of on-ear headphones, I definitely prefer the Philips "The Snug" on-ears to these ones. Bass on the Philips' is much better than the HT-21, and construction feels much more sturdy.

And as always, thank you to the reviewers at Newegg and at countless other tech forums

Pros: Sound great.
Feel OK to wear.
Low price.

Cons: None

Pros: perform much better than they look. no complaints. great for Skype and movies, ok for music.

Cons: would preferred to have paid 5.95

Pros: - Clear mid-range
- Sound OK if you can use EQ to balance the sound.
- price

Cons: - Distort at medium volume
- light in the low end
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Pros: Great sound for the price, especially if you can snag these on sale. Excellent purchase for somebody looking to get an upgrade from their earbuds.

Cons: They are built a little bit flimsy around the ears. The small piece of plastic that allowed for rotation about the earpiece to fit to the head broke off (on both sides). Nothing a little superglue can't fix, but the 'phones can't be repositioned anymore. :(

Pros: I bought these hoping to have a nice portable replacement to my aging Sony MDR-V300s and they deliver on that front. Nice and compact, these headphones are easy to slip in it's carrier bag and fold up quite nicely.

Cons: However, more important was the sound and the HT-21s left me a little disappointed. The out of the box sound is very bright, and not every device I carry has the capability to tone down the highs. With the right settings you could get some great sound of of these.

Other Thoughts: They can get a little uncomfortable to wear after extended use, but you sacrifice comfort for extreme portability.