EAGLE TECH Arion Black ET-ARHP100-BK 3.5mm Connector Stereo Headphones for Computers/Smartphones/Tablets/MP3 Players EAGLE TECH Arion Black ET-ARHP100-BK 3.5mm Connector Stereo Headphones for Computers/Smartphones/Tablets/MP3 Players

Pros: - They're light.
- Only wasted $8 on a pair of headphones I'll never use again.

Cons: - Straight out of the box, these headphones have a crackly-sound of an imperfect connection somewhere. With fiddling, it appears the wire is not perfectly connected to the stereo plug. So the braided cable is worthless.
- They're pretty small, even tho the stock image makes them look big. Halfway between 'on hear' and 'around ear' style.
- Sound quality is abysmal. I tried fiddling with my equalizer settings quite a bit, and still couldn't get the vocals to come out right. Increasing the bass simply distorts the rest of the range into oblivion.
- Leather head rest is too large, extends past the plastic structural part thus defeating the purpose of the design.
- Walking/running with them on makes them fall off pretty easily.

Other Thoughts: The idea that "they're good for the price" is stupid. Three years ago, I spent $10 on a pair of cheap plastic sony headphones that I still use to this day because they provide really good sound and are cheap enough that if they break or get lost, it's not a big deal. They get abused, tossed around, sat on, crushed, stepped on...
These are not worth the $8 I spent on them. They are literally already in the garbage, as I started getting a headache after 5 minutes of music through them.

Pros: Lightweight, and sound quality is pretty decent.
They make the perfect ear-bud substitute.

Cons: The stock image makes these Headphones look huge, but they're fairly small.

Other Thoughts: I think that these are great if you want to switch from ear-buds and don't want to spend $100+ on something that outputs the same quality sound. This exact brand of Headphones has gone on sale on Newegg for $10, and that's a perfect price for what you get. $20 is a little pricey for this quality.

Pros: Looks nice

Cons: Terrible sound quality. Actually makes it difficult to understand the words if listening to a song. Cheap made. Small wires. The ear piece size adjustment will not hold.

Pros: So I got these from NewEggFlash. Accidentally bought two. Oops. Here goes.

As far as headphones go, the build quality is actually pretty good. Heck, I think the headband parts have some metal in there. If not, then congrats Eagle Tech. I've used worse.

They're comfortable enough. If you really need headphones, these are better than the junk you get at whatever local store in the Hamilton to Jackson range.

Sound quality isn't abysmal.

Cons: These headphones are, yes, much smaller than they look. Like uhh...two inches wide?

Despite being sleeved, the cable is not of an impressive gauge. Given my luck with audio cables, I have no faith in these headphones holding up for more than a year. Good thing I accidentally got two.

Other Thoughts: I wouldn't pay the full price on these, but that goes for pretty much all headphones these days. If I have to shell out two bennies for something good, why bother?

Pros: Headband.. i guess they're light..

Cons: These by far the worst sounding headphones I have ever put on my head to try to enjoy music with. Just terrible.
20Hz-20kHz?? yea right, neither the highs are what they are supposed to be nor the lows.
"But for the price they are great" - who ever says this, seriously, garbage is garbage. Don't buy this, even if you can get it for 10 bucks from newegg flash.

Other Thoughts: The headband doesn't have that angle to accommodate your ears facing slightly forward, and it can get a bit uncomfortable after a while, but if they served their purpose (made good sound) they wouldn't have been so bad, because the headband is nice and light and very elastic.

Pros: They look ok , noise canceling is good and the wire has a fancy braided covering on it.

Cons: Sound quality is terrible very cheap sounding, not very comfortable and speakers are tiny they do not fit over your ears like a "40mm" headset should

Other Thoughts: If you can get them on sale for $10 sure they are worth it but no way in heck are these things worth the $30 standard price

Pros: Easy to adjust. Comfortable fit.

Cons: Chrome rings are made of plastic. Highs aren't crisp and lows don't have enough punch. Volume isn't loud enough.

Pros: Very light, featherlight in fact. I'm no audiophile but they're about as good as the $40 set of Turtle Beach on-ear headphones I bought a few months ago, and sound is plenty clear for an average slob like me.
Naturally since they're so light don't expect tank-like build quality, yet they feel like they're built so that you'd really have to be goofing around to damage them, at least the actual casing and headband frame.

Cons: So the description is off and sparse so make sure you look at the picture of the packaging in the gallery
These are definitely on-ear headphones. The ear cups don't swivel as you can tell from the photos, so they don't really sit on your ear very well, so sound leaking out may be an issue if you want to use these in a quiet place. Naturally this may vary depending on the shape of your head.