Excellent Performing headphones
922946
These are excellent headphones that allow you to custom fit each ear. Excellent control of phone calls and music. Wire length is the right length giving you good freedom of movement without a lot of wire to deal with.
763875
These are great headphones. Turn off your bass-boost or your EQ and enjoy beautifully balanced and clear sound. The sub-bass on these is deep and clear, and everything else is in balance. So well balanced that they work for every genre. I have used them with a Fiio X7 (am2 amp), which provides both detail and full-bodied bass. They sound even better with my Opus#2 player, These are better than the SONY MDR-EX650s, for example. Those also had pretty good sub-bass (not quite as good as here), and their treble was well-extended, but also had a bit of a harsh, metallic edge at times. These have a more musical sound.

I've heard a lot of the NuForce IEMs over time. I think these are some of their best. I heard one of the newest line that had the four balanced drivers per side and didn't like it at all. It had a nasal sound, no bass, and was way more expensive than these.

These are great--highly recommended.
2184208
These Pioneer headphones perform as described. I have been very satisfied with these headphones. They do not have any hiss nor other noises - just clear sound as they should be. Battery life (rechargeable) has been excellent and I have not needed to recharge yet. As it describes, you must be iin line of sight to receive sound. Around a corner will not work. They appear well constructed and are comfortable to wear. The muffs fit well and so does the headband. I would recommend them highly.
2235779
l purchased these a few weeks ago and have become acquainted with them quite well. They offer a very well balanced sound; they aren't too bass heavy and they seem to handle the hi's, mid's, and lows pretty well. Overall I would have given them a 4 out of 5, they were pretty good. Then I discovered that you could do a foam mod on these headphones, by removing a piece of audio foam underneath each of the speakers/drivers on both sides. After removing the foam, the sound stage opened up even further. It's almost like you're listening to a live performance right in front of you every time you pop on the phones; the mod really makes a significant improvement in my opinion. Another improvement can be made when you add a good headphone amp into the equation, if you want even louder sound and more details.

On the whole, I am definitely satisfied with this purchase. I'll never go back to ear buds, ever!
4622563
Before buying these cans, I was using a pair of Sony MDR-V6's for about a year.  I loved them, and still do somewhat, but they were lacking quality on vocals especially and had overly bright highs.  I got these to try to alleviate those problems.

They sound excellent in general, but I'll go over the different ranges real fast:

Highs: Very crisp and true, although with a very select few songs (most noticeable with Not Afraid by Eminem) they can be shocking and fatiguing.  Honestly, it shouldn't be a problem at all for most people and I could potentially just blame my sound card for driving high highs.

Mids: I don't notice as much in general with mids, but they're fine.  Vocals are clean and beautiful.

Lows/Bass: These headphones are not meant for bassheads who basically want jackhammers duct taped to their eardrums, but they definitely can push out some clean and loud bass.  I noticed that the bass increased a LOT after burn in.  It was fairly quiet to begin with but after something like 20 hours of playing music the bass really came out and impressed me.

When I ordered these they were about $69, which is incredible value for 'phones of this caliber.  All I can say is that any entry to mid level audiophiles should enjoy the headphones after the burn in and normal people will hear them as godly.  The impedance isn't that high so portable players can drive them, and where other people complained about comfort, they're actually NOT bad.  It might just be me, but these are actually quite comfortable as is.  I might invest in the SRH-840's earpads just to increase bass, but I can easily wear these for long periods of time without a problem.  Sometimes they'll push my glasses a bit forward but again it's not bad at all.

I totally recommend these for listening to music.  Maybe not for monitoring, but definitely for music. Order them and enjoy them!
1579647
These are my first circumaural headphones and i am very satisfied with they performance. They are comfortable,  have a good appearance and sound great. Noise isolation works very well and the bass is just as described: smooth and consistent.  The long cord makes it very practical.
I have no complaints.
4530360
For the price, performance in incredible. Sound is balanced with a hint of warm. Sounds fuller than my Philips L1 full size headphones. Bought 2 more pairs to give to friends.
3629335
I have some nice headphones, including the BeoPlay H8 and the Senn Momentum 2 wireless. These headphones produce a clean, balanced sound that I just love. The bass is present, but not overblown - not for bass heads. The mids are wonderful, not understated, and the highs extension is very good without being shrill. Very comfortable, they also offer decent isolation from outside noises. The ear cups fold 90% for portability. Love them.
2836604
To sum it up WOW! I absolutely love these headphones. I had been contemplating the P5s prior to these but they had a bit of a tight fit even on my small head. I was hoping that B&W would come out with an over the ear design and they hit the mark with these. Good accurate bass response when the bass information is actually in the recording your listening to. Not boomy or over the top. The highs are perfect. I think the mids are off just a tad, but pretty darn close. I would say maybe bring up the 2-4k range just a bit. At $400 I am very pleased with the overall performance of the cans. Very attractive piece and excellent build quality. Even though I don't use these very often to listen to music on mobile devices outside of air travel, however when I do I like the fact that they come with a cable that incorporates an inline mic with volume and track control for my iPhone 6+. Speaking of using them for air travel. They provide excellent sound isolation and will be plenty sufficient to drown out any plane engine, annoying passenger conversation, or crying baby noise when in flight. They are very comfortable, and I can listen to them for hours without much fatigue. I have owned Bose and Beats by Dre pro for travel and neither stack up to the sound quality of the P7s. The Bose may be slightly better at noise cancellation, but then we would be comparing active noise cancellation vs sound isolation, and that is really not apples to apples and not fair to the B&Ws. As far as the Beats Pros they are simply in a whole different class and they blow the Beats away in all categories. The headphones are made with a light weight metal material with leather headband and ear cup covers that fits my head as if they were molded for it. If you are looking for audiophile quality  sound along with a great looking and comfortable headphone that offer superb sound isolation I encourage you to give these a try. I think you will enjoy them as much as I have.
729616
The is marvel of precision!!!
Noise cancelling and Bluetooth performance are well balanced. I was surprised that so much could be achieved without a wire at the sametime not compromising the Original Bose music experience standards.
Though the headphones do not claim themselves as suitable for watching TV. But I can say that these are among the best that I have tried thus far. It connects to my sony google tv player and my lg g2 android phone with no issues. I can easily switch back and forth.
2431964
I've had these headphones for several weeks, and they have functioned beautifully: excellent sound/volume, reception, comfort and fit, and easy to adjust volume. I can wear them under a knit hat when I run in the cold weather. The battery life is excellent, too. It's a little early to comment on durability, but so far, so good. I'm very happy with them.
3131548
For the price of these headphones the performance is amazing. Would definitely recommend for anyone trying to really improve their music experience.
399795
These headphones exceeded my expectations for this price point. I do not consider myself and audiophile in the least, but I have purchased several headphones off of amazon that have been significantly more expensive and these outperformed them all. The sound quality is rich and vibrant, and although they are Bluetooth the sound quality doesn't suffer greatly. The battery life is excellent, and they do last as long as the company claimed to. Photive is a small company that takes care in producing a high quality product at a great price point. I highly recommend them.
678797
Great design and no difference in sound quality. I have had these for almost two years with light to moderate use, and they perform great. They are built with quality and have met my expectations. Despite all of the use over time they hardly look or perform as if they have been worn down physically. You definitely get a lot of bang for your buck, and I am extremely happy with my pair. Definitely would recommend to anyone looking for a more pleasurable headphone sharing experience.
505218
My Panasonic RP-HC500 headphones recently bit the dust after 2+ years of great service, and even then they only died due to a mechanical failure in the headband. I'd been very happy with their performance and longevity, so I was glad to see that the new RP-HC700 headphones had just been released. I've used them for a week now at my workplace, and I have to say that these headphones are a significant improvement over the old ones. There are three major improvements that matter to me:

First, the headband is larger. This was a literal sore point for me on the old headphones; the headband just wasn't long enough for my (apparently large) head. The RP-HC700 headphones fit me quite nicely, with room to spare on the headband.

Second, the ear pads are slightly wider, and they are tapered such that the back of the pad is wider than the front. This means the back of the ear pad holds flush against my skull behind my ear, without pressing against my ear... a much better fit than my old headphones, far more comfortable, and it can only mean less noise leakage as well.

Third, the passive noise deadening of the RP-HC700 headphones is far superior to the old headphones. With the active noise-canceling turned off and playing music at a modest volume, these headphones block out so much noise that I rarely notice anything going on around me. With the noise canceling turned on, the outside world might as well not exist.

If you want to know about the sound quality, I'll warn you that I'm not an audiophile, so I can't offer any deep info... but I can say that I'm quite happy with the sound quality for my purposes. I haven't noticed any distortion from the noise canceling, there's adequate bass and treble response for me, and volume range is great whether driven from my laptop or my iPhone.

Considering the improvements of the RP-HC700 headphones over my old headphones, I would have expected to pay something closer to Bose-level prices for these... but for $100, these headphones are an excellent value. If you're in the market for noise-canceling headphones, jump in and buy these now before the seller catches on and raises the price!
679799
I would definitely recommend this pair of headphones to anyone looking to hear the music just as it is--no bass boosting, no treble focus. The clarity is better than I imagined. They are still relatively new, so we will have to see about the durability. So far, so good. Buy these; you will not be wasting your money.
987859
Quickly, these are some fantastic headphones that I've been enjoying for the past few weeks.

-Very comfortable, they cup over the ear and don't cause any head/ear pain
-Buttons are easy to use, easy to find
-Sound is great, not perfect, but well done
-Noise cancel is just as good as more expensive headphones
-Battery life is good, casual use at work last a few weeks.

There are a few different opinions in the reviews, but some are misdirected at the sound instead of the headphones.  If you are using cheap computer speakers, a 128 kbit/s MP3 compared to a 256 kbit/s AAC is not easily differential to a normal person's ears.  Now when you use a nice pair of headphones, the difference becomes immediate.  If your music source isn't up to par, buying good headphones are going to sound worse than those cheap built in speakers or default white iPod ear buds.

I noticed a very nice upgrade in sound quality compared to other noise canceling headphones, but performance slightly less than good quality stereo studio headphones. This was with decent sound source music files.  I'm not going to get into FLAC files, they are the epitome of sound audiophiles but wasted on most casual users such as myself.  So I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for a great value on noise canceling headgear.  These sony headphones completely drown out the AC in the office, and almost all noise that is more than one cubicle away.  I can wear them for long periods of time with no issues and have been really happy with them so far.  Just pick up some rechargeable triple A batteries for prolong use and you should be enjoying music in a whole new way.