These headphone are nice to have but are expensive. My step daughter got her a pair because the other kinds she use began hurting her ears. These do not hurt her ears and they are static free. She can hear her music so clear that I some times ask to use them. They are not hard to maintain and keep in good shape. They are real easy to use and can even hear the music clear when you place them around your neck. Th design and look seems to stand out ...
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Advantages: good speakers Disadvantages: poping sound from wireless aspect.
...NOT BUY THESE!!! i love Sony headphones. i really do. theses are one of the most comfortable headphones i think in the world. but #1 thing is, the speakers get bad signals and makes loud popping sounds. I was so happy to get these home open them up and try them out, as soon as i open the box i was disappointed to see its not "portable" it has to stay in the home. the music plugs into a bay that u keep in ur house. than when i tried them i was disappointing ... ...they pop constantly! like i said earlier in my review im bringing these back and I'm getting a new pare of wireless headphones that A can hock up to mp3 players and ipods and B doesn't run off radio transmissions. i give this product a failing grade, because it looks like they didn't test them before they were sent on the market. 0 stars out of 10. ...
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...as a replacement for my Sony MDR-V600 after much research for good quality headphones. Let me tell you, these are the best headphones I have ever used and a step up from the MDR-V600. If you want quality headphones, the MDR-7506 are what you're looking for. Here's a breakdown:
Pros:
-Amazing sound quality
-No background noise: Once these are on your head, you will not hear what's happening around you. -Comfortable: I wear these for hours without ... ...only problem I've had with Sony headphones (besides for the breaking plastic on the V600) is the cord. With the V600, I kept rolling over the cord with my chair and the outside part of the cord (not the wire inside) split in a few places. Even after all that, they still work great. The cord looks pretty much the same on the MDR-7506 but I'm keeping it off the floor this time. ...
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Advantages: Super comfortable, amazing sound quality Disadvantages: Can break easily, cord splits easily.
These were my very first good quality headphones and I still love them. In terms of sound quality, they were exactly what i was looking for. As far as durability goes, not as much but keep in mind that I used these headphones just about everyday for 2 years and very long hours. Here's a breakdown:
Pros:
-Amazing sound quality
-Very comfortable: I wore these for hours without even noticing them. Still my favorite headphones in terms of comfort.
... ...will hear nothing but music( or whatever you're listening to)
-Took a beating and still work great
Cons:
-Plastic broke off on one of the cans after a couple years of everyday use which made the can hang loose.
-Cord got split in a few spots but it still works.
-Bulky, heavier than other models out there. ...
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Advantages: Phenomenal fidelity, outrageously low price, way below the radar Disadvantages: Sometimes the metal band will pinch a hair or two
...at a price unheard of. Koss only sells the Porta Pro through online vendors like Amazon, so you won't find them at Best Buy or Target. I don't lend these out because I'd never get them back. The people who DO hear them end up buying a pair themselves.
The style is a bit dated, and this is because Koss hasn't changed them from their original design in the 70s. It gives them a unique retro appeal. They are also extremely comfortable to wear for hours ... ...wear these for eight hours straight with a barely noticeable amount of fatigue or strain. Bottom line: I could go on and on. If you want more information about these, let me know. I avoided talking about technical specifications (frequency response, etc) because that doesn't matter to most people anyway.
Anyone spending upwards of $200 for an mp3 player should invest an extra $35 in these headphones. Why consign yourself to cheap $5 'pity earbuds' ...
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