Sony MDR V600

Pros: Comfortable, Bang for the Buck

Cons: Sound is not comparable to more pricey headphones

Review: I bought a pair of these headphones about 7 or 8 years ago for a hair under $90. They are still going strong under near daily use. Originally designed to help me ignore my nagging parents (way back then), they now serve to shutout ambient office noise...

Pros: Great sound

Cons: not free.

Review: I tried several other competitive headphones prior to buying the Sony
MDR-V600 model. They were a lot better than the Koss a-130's (a most uncomfortable set-that irritated my ears).
I used the Sony set with the following equipment: A...

Pros: comfortable,good price, great sound quality

Cons: a little heavy

Review: I bought my Sony MDR-V600 headphones about 2 years ago. These 'phones sound great for the price. I listened to 10 -12 different headphones from various manufacturers and finally chose these. When comparing, I found that the sound quality of the...

Pros: These are worth the 100 beans

Cons: You'll be another fashion victum

Review: I have never been one to wear headphones...
people look idiotic with those huge muffs on
their ears... I always went for the $10 mini
in-your-ear headphones (I didn't know what
I was missing).

One day at work I forgot...

Pros: great sound, very comfortable, block ambient noise

Cons: a bit pricey

The Bottom Line: They sound great, and that's the truth.

Review: I ran out to the local Best Buy, because I needed new headphones badly. I had been using the ones Sony provides with it's sport model (which is crap, read my review). Anyway these looked to be pretty good, and a friend of mine said they were sweet, so...

Pros: Sound--Clarity, Bass, Realism, Ambience.

Cons: Ball bearings in swivel grind a bit. :- (

Review: These phones are probably the best bang for your buck out there on the market today! I had a pair of Sony MDR-CD60 phones 6 years ago which were ok. The MDR-V600s however blow away those 'el cheapo $20-$50 CD60s. I use them with my Aiwa HX-TX794 digital...

Pros: Shut out your neighbors!

Cons: Beware of deep bass!

Review: I bought these for work, because I was tired of listening to my phone ring, and my neighbors kvetch. I also needed a bit more bass and treble than the average pair of air-through 'phones would provide. Overall, they've been fanastic. They're big,...

Pros: durable, LOUD, clear, durable, durable

Cons: No major cons - Don't slam em in your car doors

Review: As far as headphone volume, sound quality, and durability, the club/rave DJ sets one of the highest standards. It's just not practical to buy headphones that are too quiet, have a sub-par frequency response, or will break in a month or two. I spent $100...

Pros: Great sound and very comfortable fit. Fold down nicely.

Cons: Some may not like coiled cord. No biggie.

Review: Truly the BEST phones for around 50-75 bucks. Very comfortable,adjustable fit...helps to get them snugged down to the ears for sonic purposes. Nice compactability...folds down and fits into a very nice storage pouch(included). Very nicely driven by a ...

Pros: Excellent balanced sound. Foldable. Come with pouch. Stretchable cord. Gold plated jacks

Cons: jack adaptor screws in (can't replace if lost). Fabric wears out fast.

Review: Had those for about 3 years and very happy with the sound. And it even folds ... kinda :) not really space savers. Now it's falling apart. The coated fabric covering the cushions in the muffs and the headband is peeling the 'coat' ... wouldn't ...