Do they feel cheap with them being like all plastic and can people around you hear what you are listening to?
456447
No, they do not feel cheap. They feel very well made. People around you can hear your music if it is turned up loud. But the sound is amazing. :)
456448
I think they feel like you would expect them to. it's not hollow plastic, so it feels denser, but it is very plasticky. People around you cannot hear what you are listening to. They are "open" in the sense that they aren't noise cancelling as much as one with leather or faux leather are, but they don't allow the speakers to be heard much even if the headset is around your neck.
23228
They might. I've given a couple of them away to friends and they seem to like them. If you have small ears then they might put too much pressure on the ears and feel a bit of discomfort
150273
Well I just wore them at the mall and could only hear my music, and they are pretty chushy over the ears, never once felt uncomfortable to me. The sound is really good and surprises me sometimes. I use them for the radio app on my cell phone and it sounds great.
944781
No they don't, also ones you put them on all you hear is music, and sound is nice.
564285
They have decent sound (honestly, I think they sound very good), but they do not cancel ALL outside noise. With no music they block less noise than a set of soft foam earplugs. With music though, outside noise shouldn't be a problem at all.
6708
It really depends on how sensitive your ears are. I wouldn't recommend wearing them all day. I think you will by satisfied with the product. They don't feel cheap. You will be able to hear the music just fine but don't expect " Beats by Dre" quality. Not sure how long they will last.
426297
They are over-ear and do block out most ambient noise. If you're looking for something that lets you hear both music and your environment, these aren't it.
15358
I'd say they are about average compared to other headphones. They aren't bad, but they aren't particularly good about blocking sound.
784186
No. They're closed back, so the sound is mostly muffled to an outside listener. They'll hear something if you have it loud enough. But they're mostly isolated.
1337892
The headphones are made with plastic, so are confortable.. you forget that you are wearing them.
182130
They are good for listing to outside, not that huge to be uncomfortable, and the isolation factor is good, but I will warn, that from my own experience, if you want to lisin to the music very good, you need to put the volume up (max) and that makes people around you hear what you are lisining. You dont need to put it the highest volume, but I just like to hear my music that way :)
258863
They are middle to low quality. They work great, and if you are just using it for fun and to mess around they are perfect. But honestly the quality compared to what you CAN get is very lackuluster, and would suggest some good quality studio pair instead.
842607
Not really. It's on the large side, and it's not noise canceling. They're open headphones, so people around you will hear what you're listening to if it's loud enough.
1861886
Depends on the song. But they also keep you from hearing outside noises or people talking, so your able to enjoy you music better
1523375
You mean the sound of people listening to music? I must say that although mine broke too quickly, they did an excellent job of cancelling out noises. I mainly wore them on the PT (train and bus, and walking downtown) on my commute to and from work.
1090794
yes but very cheap ones and sound like a tin can, I suggest buying a better pair. the Mp3 is very good though.
812462
People could not tell that I used them. They are rigid plastic, so sometimes I was worried about people hearing the hard plastic rub on my shirt collar, but no one ever mentioned anything. I could hear it rubbing in my ear buds though