Looked around for a good while for a pair of headphones I could use to start DJing. There are tons of headphones out there but it seems the ones that are always recommended are super expensive. I figured I'd give these a try at 35 bucks and I am super glad I did. The sound quality is great, crisp highs and lows. Comfort is pretty great too. The cup design wraps around your ear pretty well, and they're light enough that they don't get uncomfortable or make your head sweat too much after a long period of time. Only downside could be that the body of the headphones is made of a plastic that could be sturdier, but they definitely seem to be durable, and I've heard of this plastic getting bent in all sorts of directions and refusing to snap. Overall, great set of headphones for the budget audiophile, casual listener, or amateur DJ.

Amazing sound for a $20 pair of headphones, unfortunately I cannot wear them for more than an hour as they hurt my ears. I have smaller than normal ears, but the inside part (the speaker) is hard plastic and presses against the outside of my ear and after about an hour it is quite painful. In retrospect I would rather spend a bit more to find some with larger padding and better fit so I could actually enjoy the great sound.

These are the most uncomfortable headphones I have ever used. I wanted a not too expensive pair for monitoring with my turntable/pre-amp setup with my computer. I consider myself an audiophile, but did not want expensive headphones for this purpose. With all the great reviews, I didn't even save the packaging. I will write a letter to Sennheiser. I get a headache wearing these. Totally uncomfortable. Would get 0 stars if I could rate them that low.

They're good for the price, very good sound, music and voice is very clear, no static or muffled sound, although their is a humming noise if there is no music or sound, this is with volume up very high, but still, for the price, you can't beat it, and the name of Sennheiser.

Got these today and without the burning in period, I can notice a vast improved difference in the sound. Can hear what I've been missing with those lousy earbuds. It also tends to bring out the weaknesses in the player as well. I have a first generation iPod touch and a rockboxed Sansa e250. The Sansa sounds great and the iPod sounds muddy. Also, I think that they are comfortable and they are adjustable. Can't beat it for under $22 shipped.

I've had these for a few months now. Sound quality is decent enough, but the cans just don't fit my ears. I don't have Ross Perot size huge ears, but they aren't flat either. I'll be looking to buy another model. Might just keep these as a backup.