Question 1

Does this product have microphone build-in so that I can use it when calling comes in?

Thanks,

Accepted Answer

No, these are for listening only and they work great.  I have used them twice already and I thought they might not work all that great because they are light and kind of cheap feeling but the sound is great and you can watch a movie and hear all those little background sounds that make the movie more interesting.

Question 2

Do these headphones have volume control on each side?

Accepted Answer

No,  they have an on/off switch, a volume control, and a tuning dial.
I think they're great for the price, or even more.

Question 3

Do you think I would get the same sound as i would in my iphone if i plugged this into my pc? Just wanted to know if it would sound decent while listening to movies and playing games on my pc.

Accepted Answer

Hi, I don't own an iPhone so I have no way of making a comparison, but I do use the headset in conjunction with my computer and use them primarily when editing movie and audio files.  I find the sound quality to be surprisingly good for the price of the headphones but when listening to certain audio files with extremely heavy bass they tend to break up. My only real complaints about these are:  1. they are not circumaural as advertised.  The ear cups are so small as to be more proper for a child.  2. They fit fairly tightly could cause a headache if wearing for a long period.  That said, they do to tend to loosen up over time.

Hope this helps.

Question 4

would these be good to plug directly in a electric drum set?

Accepted Answer

Assuming the drum set has a volume control, I would say yes.  These have great sound quality for the price and do a very good job of blocking out external sounds.  The bass would probably be better with more expensive headphones, but if you're looking for the best bang for your buck, these would be hard to beat, IMHO.  Disclosure: I am not a super-picky audiophile, but if you're looking at headphones in this price range, you probably aren't either.

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