Great Headphones / Good price / Read my review
927560
Look on youtube for the instructional video.

Tear the earcups off and you can remove a piece of sticky foam tape. This will improve air flow, reduce distortion and give you the same quality as the $350 senny's
4230150
While I am quite happy with my purchase, my experience has been a bit different from others' reviews:

Build and Comfort:  Both are great.  I love the detachable cables (except as noted below), and the fit is great as-is, out of the box.  Comfort is great, and the way that these sit in my ears ... it's hard to describe - you don't have to shove them deep down into your ear canals, they kind of ... seal and float.  I could wear them all day.

Noise Isolation/Cable Noise:  The isolation from external noise seems great to me: I completely failed to hear my wife yelling at me yesterday ... not actually a good thing, perhaps.  But as reported by others there is a fair amount of cable-originated noise due to friction caused by movements (microphonics).  I think this point just goes to how you plan to use these headphones.

Sound:  I burned these in for a couple of hours, but still, just plugging them in to any of my sources (Macbook Pro, Ipod, high-end Android phone), I originally found the sound to be slightly muddy.  Great bass response, but slightly muddy mids, vague highs.  The overall sound texture was just not there - and that's not the experience I have had with other IEM's.

However, after playing with the equalizer settings, I am glad to report that the sound from the headphones CAN BE simply amazing.  While I hate having to fiddle with things unnecessarily ... in this case, I have concluded that it's worth it.  (I suspect the need for the equalizer has to do with the size of the drivers, and that sound cards need help providing the signals necessary to make the good things happen ....).  The overall sound I would describe as a fun, clear richness - not the boomy and headache-inducing sound you can find all over the place (I won't name offenders here).

Overall, if you are planning to sit still, and you don't mind building an equalized pre-set or two, then these are absolutely (really) worth buying.  I'm listening now, rediscovering my music.

Final note:  I think Onkyo has an App out there somewhere, for high-resolution sound.  I can imagine that that would be a great match for these headphones, but I have not looked it up yet - so, no comment, but high hopes.
1659950
I am very happy with these headphones. Good sound, fits tight against the ears although my ears were sore after a 2 hr movie on the iPad. A little hard to set the hard wire use up at first, but easy after you know how. The online directions showed the wrong button to press. The bass cannot be adjusted and you must rely on your audio source to do so. iPad's don't have a bass control so it was a little to much bass for me. A button for the bass would be a nice addition for controlling the tone.  Great Price!!  The top has a nice cushion up against your head.  My head is shaved so this is a good feature for me.  A hard case would be another good addition. You get a soft draw string case but it doesn't really hold the cords/charger and headphones that well. Spend the extra $10.00 and buy a hard case.
1764985
Amazing in-ear headphones for less than $20.  HECK - they are an amazing pair compared to many in-ear headphones even at $50-70!

The only issue I have is that they tend to fall out even when I'm just sitting here on typing on my laptop.  I think it's the design since they are heavy on the outer ends.  Maybe some different ear gels and you'd be great!

I wouldn't hesitate to buy/recommend.  They sound amazing - great bass and balance!
4815577
These are pretty great headphones, if you pay the amazon price and not the $70 retail.  For what you get here though, you really can't beat them.

The audio quality is great, these things are LOUD if you want them to be, although at high (max, which would blow your eardrums so you don't use it that high anyway) they do distort quite badly.  At normal operating volumes they sound great, with one caveat...you need to use the best of the cups to fit your ear perfectly.  If you don't, they will seem quiet, and nowhere near what you expect, so if none of the cups fits your ear, you won't be happy with them.  As for me, the smaller cups and foam cups fit perfectly, and definitely cancel out all outside noise. I would bet that I could even take them to the shooting range if I wanted to, I won't, but I bet it would work...  I bought these mainly for playing games on my ipod touch, and they don't disappoint, they fit the bill quite nicely.

As I mentioned before, I suppose you could say it's a gamble on the comfort end.  They do come with several different cups to fit different ear sizes, but I suppose there are some people who won't fit any of them, but I find they fit quite well, quite comfortably.  I can wear them pretty much indefinitely without discomfort.  They are small, weigh next to nothing, fit securely (unlike some.... <cough> apple <cough>  and I forget I'm even wearing them until I see somebody talking to me and I can't hear them.  Even when listening at low volume, the noise canceling on these is pretty astonishing.

The microphone works great.  Loud, rich and clear.  I've only tried it on the voice recorder and one skype call on the itouch, but it was more than adequate.

On to construction, they seem to be built ok, but I don't think they would stand up to hard abuse.  I wouldn't be too rough with them.  The leather case that comes with it is a nice touch, and the cables are good looking with the braided wire, and are quite long, so for me I won't have to worry about inadvertently pulling out the wire when moving around.

Overall, very pleased.  These aren't bad headphones by any stretch of the imagination, but they aren't the absolute best either.  They are a nice middle ground.  You'll get much better sound than a cheap disposable pair, but don't expect them to be on par with Shure, Klipsch, Sony, or other high end brands, because they simply aren't.  For the price on here though, I don't think you can find anything better without paying more.  I've never owned any skullcandy products before, and I was skeptical, but I think a lot of the bad reviews come from audiophiles expecting more than what they are.  I'm pleased, and I think it was money well spent for my purposes.
3787278
I just got this headphones today 3/2/2016.
I am a real buyer...i have to admit...these SHHIIITS are real real real real GOOD. Beats, bose aint got shheeett on these headphones.

Update...3-16-2016

They do scratch easily but no major issue...check out the pics
They are really good and a total noise killer
4206469
Very good headphones. Perfect? Not a chance, but then again I didn't spend $1200 either.
  These sound good, maybe even very good. They don't need a cord. Range is about 25 to 30 feet. It is easy to tell when you get to the edge of the range.
  They are pretty comfortable. I have used them for 90 minutes at a time and experienced no fatigue from them. They do make your ears hot, but that takes a while, and it is not too much to endure! Easy to fast forward to the next song, or go back. The earpieces are very soft and comfortable.
  I was surprised at how much of the local noise of the room was cut out when wearing these. I really wasn't expecting any noise canceling, (and these have none built in,) but when they cover the whole ear and the music starts, the rest of the world goes away. I have not yet used them on an airplane so I can't swear as to how good it blocks loud engine noise, but my guess is that it will help significantly. Feeling really good that I have some options for listening from my phone when outside working in the yard too. Keep in mind that I have owned Koss Pro4AA phones (which are amazing!,) and these are not as good, but they are very good for this price and for mobility. I like them. They appear to be built sturdy enough to hold up as long as you are careful not to abuse them. We will see. If they die early or experience problems I will come back and include that info in an edit. Good luck.
  I also purchased the carrying case for these. It is handy for transport and storage.
4125125
I wouldn't say I'm an "audiophile," but I certainly appreciate good sound and have heard dozens of good headphones and speakers and can easily tell the difference between good and bad sound. I've been on a search for a great pair of, hi-fi like, sounding wireless "on the go" headphones for a while and nothing has met my expectations until I got these. I've had the Harman kardon bt's for a couple years, which sounded pretty good and natural but weren't comfortable at all. Recently I got the highly regarded sennheiser momentum 2 wireless with noise cancellation. For $400 I wasn't impressed at all with the sound quality and don't understand why the reviews are so good. They sounded "good" but nothing special for the price with just average mids and highs (although great lows), but no where near as good as a pair of good hi-fi cans connected to a good amp, such as my akg q701's connected to my nuforce icon hdp. I decided to pick these up on prime day (for $300) and I have to say I'm very impressed. I know making buetooth headphones sound like a pair of good wired headphones is a big challenged, but bang and olufsen nailed the sound to me, it's nearly perfect. Great blend of highs that aren't harsh, mids and lows that don't blend together, overall they sound fairly true to the track. They really do sound more like a great pair of wired hi-fi headphones and I think are definetly worth it for what I paid (maybe the retail price of $450 is a bit steep). They're also extremely comfortable and I feel like I could wear them all day, even the touch controls on the side work fairly accurately, except for the volume control which can be a bit finicky. They're also built incredibly well, like the interior of an extremely high end car while looking great, but not super flashy which I like, oh and the battery life is awesome. Really the only complaint I have it the included case, which is just a soft bag. For the price I really think they should include a nice carrying case like my sennheiser's did, and maybe the price, but if you're willing to spend the money, I don't think you can get much better sound from wireless headphones. I can't wait to try them wired with my amp and dac!
629198
I'm no professional audio expert, I'm just that guy with an iPod who used to wear the standard Apple headphones, and while I liked them, I ldecided to look for something with a tad bit better sound quality. I actually first hear of these while reading the comments on a youtube video reviewing some other headphones, and after seeing all these great reviews I decided, for the price, these looked like a good buy.

I was wrong... it was a GREAT buy! These headphones are amazing for what they are. very light, small, and somehow put out amazing sound quality. Now because I'm no expert I'm not going to go into a deeper analysis of all the tech specs, but I will say this: from someone who decided to buy some headphones from first hearing about them in a youtube comment because he was tired of Apple's earbuds, these headphones are great!
1362662
So I got these through a different site (that rhymes with coupon) for 25$. They are very comfy and lightweight with very clear sounding mids and highs. Also they have a good amount of bass, no distortion either. I now understand when people say that certain headphones sound warm. These definitely have that warm sound. Granted I am not by any means an "audiophile" and do not own a vast collection of headphones. I just enjoy listening to music. And these wooden cans sound great. Definitely get them if you are in the market for a pair under 30$! Don't think I would pay the list price of 100$ for them, but then again I've never spent more than 35$ on headphones/earbuds...
I've seen all the reviews stating that they've had the headphones snap from the headband so I make sure to grab them by the headband not the actual ear cup. Will update review in a month for durability and if they are still in one piece!

//update 4.10.2016
headphones are still in one piece. I would say they get no special treatment when I use them and they get used for around 9-10 hrs a week. Will post when they break, if they break!
718643
These are great headphones, I love them. They are as they're advertised and function as I expected.

I bought these headphones "KNOWING" they weren't going to sound like 300$ headphones, but if I had to put a price on them I would think they would be worth more, atleast $49. That's just my opinion of what I'd expect to pay for these. They are great! And exactly what I was looking for! For a great price!

PROS:
-They won't fall off while running/working out.
-Lightweight and not bulky. So it doesn't cause unwanted strain or sweat in return on your skin.
-Won't mess up the top of your hair since the bar goes around the back of your head unlike traditional headphones that go on top your head.
-Sounds good, no static like previous models of Bluetooth attempts at audio.
-Still sounds great from a good distance from my iPhone with no loss of quality.
-Best of all I can use these with my hats on. (59 fifty New Era caps) to me that's a huge bonus cause I always wear my hats everywhere.

CONS:
I was told the receiving quality of phone calls I made sounded like I was underwater, by my wife. However I did not buy these for that purpose, nor do I know for sure if it was just her phone or reception of the phone service or if it was in fact the headphones itself.
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Pros: Very nice bass, good high's, comfortable, good soundstage
Cons: Slightly recessed mids, semi-open design
This is my second pair of great headphones that i bought for $30, the first was a pair of refurbished Senheiser HD 428 headphones that I feel cannot even compete with these.
Lets just say before we start with the review I do not grade my headphones based on other headphones ($500+) but rather on headphones within or around the price category that these are in.

The Sound:
Lets start with the lows. The bass on these is beautiful, that is the only word I can use to describe it. Online the HD 428s and many other headphones that have something a lot of people call "one note bass", the bass on these is everything but that. On top of being very "variant" the bass is still very controlled however sounds just a tiny bit muddy, however not nearly as much as the Klipsch S4's. I think this is the best sub $50, maybe even $100 pair of headphones for bass heavy music like dubstep.
The highs, while not as surprisingly good as the bass, is still very good and something you expect from a $50+ dollar pair of headphones.
The mids are where these headphones are lacking. The mids are a bit recessed and sometimes I find myself raising the volume to better hear certain parts of my songs however when it comes to genre's that I feel these headphones are made for (mostly electronic music) the mids aren't much of a problem at all.

So in all these headphones have a very FUN sound signature which is what I've been looking for in headphones for a long time now. I want to enjoy my music not by hearing everything there is to hear but by being enveloped in the music and enjoy the sounds more.
Lastly, I just want to say that these headphones have a good soundstage. Combined with a good low end and these headphones already have earned some reputation in the gaming community.

Build Quality:
Build quality alone these headphones have blown me away, and I'm not being one of those people that just upgraded from apple buds and thing that their new headphones are the sh! t. Compared to everything I've seen for up to $50 dollars, these are the best. The whole body is made out of a solid feeling plastic that while you'd think feels cheap as a while structure feels very sturdy. The headband is wrapped in a synthetic leather which is a very nice touch and the ear cups are also made out of the same leather material. Speaking about the ear cups, they are very soft and are top notch quality. Only con to leather pads, like always, are sweaty ears after a while of listening. Would I pay extra for better build quality? Most certainly but I am yet to be displeased with the headphones.

Panasonic entered my world of headphones with a bang. I still cannot describe how happy and after weeks, still shocked at what $30 got me.
1806079
These are excellent bluetooth headphones, especially for the price. However, I'd like to start by speaking to the elephant in the room: I am being offered a $20 rebate for writing this review (the card came with the headphones), BUT I am going to still write an honest review about these regardless of the offer.

Sound Quality (Via bluetooth as I haven't tried the Aux or MicroSD connections yet):
These offer excellent sound quality with the following breakdown:
-Lows: Excellent, these offer very strong and detailed bass. Bassheads will love these especially.
-Mids: Very good, very detailed and precise.
-Highs: Very good, very detailed and precise also.
*Note: If you are looking for the most precise and detailed audio then these are really good in that regard, but if you want perfection you will want to look at an only wired set such as the ATH M40X or ATH M50X/M50.

Bluetooth Connectivity:
-Pairing: Quick and easy. After just holding the center button on the phones, these paired quickly with my HTC ONE M8 (Verizon) phone.
-Distance: I tested these and they managed to keep a reliable connection (no change in sound) for about 35 - 40 feet (estimated).
-Reliability: These have not dropped yet.

Build Quality:
-I can tell that these are built with high quality parts, but at the same time I am still going to be careful with them. I can't tell that they are built to support being dropped at all or to take much abuse. I think that they will be just fine handled carefully though.

Comfort:
-These are extremely comfortable and can be worn very easily for hours without ears overheating or too much pressure.

Noise Cancellation:
-Excellent. My wife has to put her head literally against mine while I'm wearing these for her to hear anything.

Functions and included hardware:
-I haven't tested the MicroSD slot or the Aux input, but all buttons work well on the unit and as stated above bluetooth works phenomenally.
-They do collapse well into themselves for easy transport. However, the included soft case is not sufficient to protect them.
-USB charging cable works just fine.

Comparisons:
-ATH M30: These are more accurate sounding than the Bass Effect phones, but for bluetooth you will not get the same audio quality so there really isn't any comparison. Also, the comfort between these and the Bass Effects is about on par with each other.
-Photive BTH3: I thought I could get away with ordering these and have good sound quality, but I returned them within several hours of owning. The sound quality was just not very good.
-MEElectronics Air Fi Venture: These did sound very good and are a step above the BTH3's, but they had bluetooth issues and still do not come close to the Bass Effect phones build and sound quality.
-Plantronics Backbeat 903+: These are crystal clear for phone calls and sound great for audio. They actually sound better even than the BTH3 by far and are good for exercising due to them being lightweight. However, these are not very comfortable especially compared to any of these others.

Recommendations:
*I strongly recommend that you buy a separate hard case to protect these for long term reliability. I bought these: Brainwavz Large Hard Headphone Case which fit and protect these very well. Also, these are very reasonably priced ($16.50 currently on Amazon).
***Buy these. For this price, you will not get a better sounding, high quality headphone. Let alone that it has so many features that it comes with And that the seller is very willing to work with any customers who do not have an optimal experience (please look at other negative reviews to see that this is true).
1533988
I got these headphones for free to do a review on and I will say I love them. The sound quality is GREAT!!! I feel like I am wear really expensive headphones but I am not. They connect to my Iphone super easy. I think even my 94 year old grandmother could connect them to my phone. The headphones feel great in my ears. The only reason I gave them a 4 star it the cord between them is a little long and when I turn my head from left to right. The cord will pull one of the ear bud out, but other than that these headphones are great for the price.
3159258
I was going to give these headphones a 4 star rating but I can't think of any reasons to not give them a 5. Actually a 4.5 would be more accurate but amazon doesn't let you do that so 5 stars it is. The PROs: great sound. Nice crisp highs and deep bass that doesn't distort or become overwhelming. There are  EQ settings that accentuate certain sounds to suit your taste or application. For example there is vocal boost, a treble boost, a bass boost, and a treble, bass boost. You can also hear yourself in the phones so you can get an idea of how you're sounding. These head phones are wireless so you don't have to worry about wires coming apart, or tripping. The mic is detachable which is great if you want to just listen to music from your iPod or PC. This carries with it the added bonus of making for an easy fix if it ever breaks. The ear cups and head band are comfortable. Both are lined with memory foam wrapped in a leather like material. The phones also have voice ques that let you know what you are doing. "Power On", "Bass Boost", "Vocal Boost" etc. were a pleasant surprise. Very helpful feature. So far battery life is great. I have never ran them dry and I have ran them in 3-4 hour increments. Then a charge. The box says 15 hours. If it's anywhere near there, that's impressive. Now the CONs: I'd rather have had the cloth lined ear cups like the TB:400p has. Not a huge difference but they are better IMO. The blinking palm tree LEDs on the outside of the ear cups. I can understand having them blink during a sync, or during charging, or if there's a problem. Not sure why they decided to have them flash constantly while in operation. I have read about noise in the headphones during quiet or screen transitions/loading. I have to say I have heard a very slight high pitched hiss every once in a while but never during game play. It's barely audible to me but it is there from time to time. All in all I love the TB-500p Stealth headphones. It increases the intensity of your gaming 100%. The build is solid, the sound is great, the range of its wireless functions, and it's feature set are all worth the money. ($129.99 @ Gamestop) Is the TB 500p worth the 30 dollars extra over the 400p? I think so but you really can't go wrong with either set.
4751282
So i just recently won these on ebay for about 80 dollars. I've been wanting these headphones for a long time. Just couldn't live up to paying the 150 dollar price tag. They retail for 130 on Amazon and i think that's a more reasonable price the closer you get to 100 dollars. When i got the funds i bought these. I've been listening for about a week now with a headphone amp (Fiio E5) and I'm so impressed regardless. I'm going to break this down into 3 sections. With headphone amp, without headphone amp, and overall presentation of sound and style.

1) With headphone amp- 5 stars.
The amp really brings things out in songs. In Rock,Rap and Electronic i hear the bass guitar, the main guitar, the drums as well as any orchestrated/instrument with precision. Synthesizer and piano sound great. I'm sure they are made primary for hip hop, rock and dance music but its not that bad on the classical end. jazz is pretty good as well but a little bland. Overall the amp sets these headphones up for show time quality on almost any genre.

2) Without the amp- 4 stars.
Depending on the source, i repeat, depending on the source, its a above average delivery. Dj's have high quality equipment so these must shine exceptionally in those situations. My ipod needed some tweaking in my itunes with the Equalizer settings. i put different settings in for songs i like and messed around with the equalizer and i found some good settings and new things i couldn't hear before in some songs like whispers, heavy breathing. This would be the same review basically as the "with amp" but on normal plain settings they were not that bad. Songs sounded above average. Just needed some adjusting to be really great. i wouldn't expect many headphones to sound good on a plain equalizer on any mp3/portable audio source. Anyone that does a review without specific testing, set themselves up for little validity in saying what's bad about headphones without knowing how sound works properly! Overall they were pretty good on normal settings. Imo

(on another note they do not block out sound superbly, i couldn't hear some things but i could hear other loud sounds  like my sister laughing or a high volume tv. Sound leaks pretty good too on high volumes but again they are DJ headphones. No noise canceling features. Made primarily to be in a club or big party scene where it wouldn't matter much.)

3) overall presentation 5 stars
I'm really surprised. i hear and read all the reviews about how other companies are better and Skullcandy is cheap and not that advanced. Its all rubbish. Do a thorough test yourself and tweak settings and plug your headphones into proper sources and i'm sure they will shine. These are a steal around 100 dollars if your looking for style. I forget i live on earth sometimes and i have been lost within my itunes in the past week. I get looks but im so in tune i don't even notice the stares. I'm not re-selling these even if i get the new Skullcandy mixmasters which look awesome and come with a good looking case. You can't go wrong with these headphones if you like what Skullcandy does anyway so buy them and don't look back! I'm pretty sure a Dj would know how to make these work anyway. Some people seem pretty amateur in properly reviewing headphones. Dont be that person if you admire music!
552339
Are they perfect headphones- no. Are they an absolutely amazing value for the price- YES! Love these things. Wanted over ear Beats-esque headphones but was hesitant to pay the high price tags most models have. These are perfect for me, great sound, comfortable, well worth the price. They are actually pretty noise cancelling too! My only small complaint is that the metal doesn't look like the picture- it is not rose gold, it is darker.