Pros: -Great sound, very balanced highs, mids, and lows. -Very durable/tough cable (see other thoughts below). -Excellent sound isolation.

Cons: -Not quite as much bass as my previous vmoda's. -Any impact on the cable (brushing or otherwise) is audible while listening with these in.

Overall Review: I bought these to replace another pair of vmoda's that was starting to sheer off from the earbud on the left, leaving only a threadbare wire connection. One of the reasons for the tear was due to the buds getting jerked out of my ear if I shifted position while I was seated at work. The toughness of the cable has made this a non-issue. Since I use these primarily at work (desk job) the impacts/jarring to the cable is minimal and does not effect sound that much. The impacts may be a bit much to deal with if you are jogging or doing some other high movement activity but I did not purchase these with that intent. Due to the sound quality and the excellent construction I will be using these for a very long time.

Pros: Nice and cheap.

Cons: Came DOA, no reflection on Newegg but a dead PS is still a dead PS.

Pros: Nice design, very comfortable in the ears.

Cons: Not as good as other high-end vmoda earbuds. See Other Thoughts below.

Overall Review: I did not buy these through newegg but I felt compelled to write a review about these just to share my experiences. I purchased these to replace my slightly damaged vmoda earbuds as one of the cables is stripped near the earpiece and copper wire is now showing. I have been a big fan of Klipsch for many years and wanted to see how these would sound. Sadly, they do not compare as well as I thought. Highs were a bit too pronounced and the bass response was not what I am used to. I later compared the two earbuds side by side, using the following songs to get a feel for them; Lynch Mob - Bed of Roses, Kate Perry - Teenage Dream, Phil Collins - Groovy Kind of Love, Nick Drake - Northern Sky, Jeremy Soule - Wind Guide You, and portions of The Hobbit audiobook, read by Rob Englis. The most notable difference between the two earbuds were the vmoda's had a MUCH warmer sound and deeper tones, providing a much more pleasurable listening experience. As such I will be returning the S4's and purchasing another high-end pair of vmoda's in the future.

Pros: Runs everything you can throw at it with no stutters. EVGA has a wonderful step-up program as well in case you want to upgrade your card as well. Excellent customer support, fantastic product. The real tests, of course, will be Crysis and Unreal Tournament III later this year.

Cons: This sucka runs hot! My room is noticeably warmer. Can't wait until winter time so I can lower my heating costs. :)

Overall Review: Specs:Intel E6700 processor, MSI P6N 650i SLI Platinum MB, EVGA 8800GTS 640MB, 2G Corsair XMS2 TWIN2X2048-6400C4 memory, Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro cpu cooler, PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 510 SLI power supply, Thermaltake Kandalf VA9000 case (black), WD SATA 80G and 320G 7200RPM hard drives, dual boot Windows XP Pro/Vista Ultimate.

Pros: First Intel processor I have ever owned, been a die-hard AMD user for the past 6 years. My previous processor was an AMD 4000 San Diego and this processor practically doubles all my benchmarks! Very happy with this product. It also has remarkable over clocking potential.

Cons: A little pricey but o so worth it!!!

Overall Review: Specs:Intel E6700 processor, MSI P6N 650i SLI Platinum MB, EVGA 8800GTS 640MB, 2G Corsair XMS2 TWIN2X2048-6400C4 memory, Arctic Cooling Frezer 7 Pro cpu cooler, PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 510 SLI power supply, Thermaltake Kandal VA9000 case (black), WD SATA 80G and 320G 7200RPM hard drives, dual boot Windows XP Pro/Vista Ultimate.

Pros: I've been an ASUS user for the last 7 years or so and I was having very good luck with them. I saw the reviews on this and noticed that it had the right features I was looking for so I decided to give it a shot. I have been very happy with this board ever since I hit the power button and everything came up the first time, no adjustments or tweaking necessary! The 680i boards were nice but they had a lot of extras that I would never use and all the benchmarks tests indicated very little performance difference than a 650i board. Would recommend this board to anyone!

Cons: Not really a con but the green and yellow lights on the board were cool looking. If only there was a red one it would look more like a Christmas tree. :) Since my tower in behind a desk drawer I don't really see the lights that much anyway.

Overall Review: Specs:Intel E6700 processor, MSI P6N 650i SLI Platinum MB, EVGA 8800GTS 640MB, 2G Corsair XMS2 TWIN2X2048-6400C4 memory, Arctic Cooling Frezer 7 Pro cpu cooler, PC Power and Cooling Turbo-Cool 510 SLI power supply, Thermaltake Kandalf VA9000 case (black), WD SATA 80G and 320G 7200RPM hard drives, dual boot Windows XP Pro/Vista Ultimate.