Pros: Looks great, what more can you ask for? Bright, very thin, and light.

Cons: No true way to wall mount.

Overall Review: No regrets at all with this purchase. I've had numerous people comment on how awesome it is.

Pros: Looks pretty sleek. Blue LED light is quite bright. Decently quiet.

Cons: PSU failed before I even got to the BIOS screen. This was supposed to be my 3rd build, I was simply moving parts from my previous computer into this HTPC case, since I was updating my build but keeping the same case. I moved all the parts in the case checked and rechecked all the connections before powering up the thing and it dies out on me a couple seconds after powering up. A burning smell came from the internals of the PSU. This happened to me about 3 months ago and I haven't touched it since... (went away for college), now I'm back for break and I'm gonna see if the PSU didn't destroy my other components.

Overall Review: *** Testing *** Right now I have taken out the PSU from the Apevia and I'm gonna swap it with my OCZ 600W and see if I can get the BIOS to show up. **** Right now I don't know whether I'll RMA or buy a new cheap power supply ~400W.... I'll keep you guys updated.

Pros: Nice crisp sounds from anywhere over 1KHz. Long cord Nice attachment for 6.3mm jack Very good looking Very sturdy Swivel action on left side

Cons: The low (bass) are average on this headphone. When reading the reviews I knew I was getting something with less bass quality. The cups for the ear could have been larger since the headphones already squeeze against the ear tightly.

Overall Review: I am happy with my purchase, I guess I was expecting more bass from such a respectable brand. But I guess for $50 its the best pair I have yet to hear. Don't get me wrong the sound is quite amazing. I use the headphones for: music, gaming, editing, FL studio, MicroKorg, and guitar playing. So It's an excellent set for just about anything, for a good price.