Not going to find a better sounding headphone for the price
340493
Not going to find a better sounding headphone for the price.  Build quality is a bit on the flimsy side but these sound great.
360815
I've owned these for 4 months now and STILL can't find something wrong with them. Seriously, I am a pretty picky person when it comes to headphones, obviously these don't sound as good as a bose set, but they do sound like they should be priced in the triple digits ESPECIALLY for being bluetooth. They are comfortable enough to be worn for multiple hours, the battery life is fantastic, the sound is way better than I was expecting for the 60 dollars I paid. These sound like 60 dollar headphones MINUS the bluetooth. There are two small faults about these: A. The 3mm cord that comes with these is a little cheap and shorted out, but hey you can get another for a dollar, and B. I dislike how when you have the volume super high, the tones that signal the set turning on and off is too high. Sometimes I end up unknowingly having my computer volume rather low and bump up the volume on the headset to counteract this only to be startled at how loud the on/off tone is. Aside from that I love them. They aren't noise canceling, however just from the nice seal they form is enough to block out a good majority of noise. I have yet to find a bluetooth device that these don't connect to. Now that they are $30 there is no reason not to buy them. These aren't  cheap "you get what you pay for" headphones, these are "there's gotta be something wrong with them. Why are they so cheap? Why are they still working so well?" headphones.
1897748
These are the highest quality headphones that you're going to find for the price. I have always been a huge fan of Sennheiser, thanks to the fact that they are comfortable on my big ears (so much so that I can wear them all day with zero discomfort), as well as the fantastic sound they put out. If you're looking for deep bass, look elsewhere. But if you're looking for a headphone under $100 with very accurate sound and fantastic mid-range, you're going to love these.

The only con I can think of is the fact that the very long cable isn't great for portability, however Sennheiser sells a shorter cable on their website for cheap. If you plan to use these while out and about, you will need to get the shorter cable.
1108111
I was a bit skeptical about buying these headphones but they looked so good I went ahead with the purchase. I am not disappointed one bit. The sound that these things put out is amazing. You can hear the bass, the mid range and the tweeters. They are so loud that I cannot listen the volume at it's max. It's no beats or bose but for $20 it is amazing.
2851626
Amazing sound quality for the price! No need to blow your money on higher end for most purposes, great buy here
1034882
These headphones sound really, really nice for the price. The only reason I'm not giving them a full five stars is because the build quality seems a little bit cheap. I'd be surprised if these last me more than a year. The way I look at it though, I'll be getting my money's worth due to the high quality sound and low price point. These really do sound like much more expensive headphones. As long as they last me at least a year I'll be very happy that I got them. I've listened to many different audio sources on them and they sound fantastic. I'd highly recommend them if you're looking for great sound for a reasonable price.
387760
This pair of headphones sound insanely good for the price. I compare it to my pair of Shure SE115's and I would say they are just as clear and sound just as good. Pairing is easy and it stays in my ear very well, comfortable to wear. I just can't believe something that costs in this price range sound so good. I wasn't expecting much when I ordered it but wow, I am truly impressed. Is it audiophile grade? Of course not, but is it much better than other earbuds under $100? Heck yes. Still way surprised at these.
828995
These headphone sounded better than advertised.  Only complain was that they were a bit heavy. The are absolutely a steal for the price.
3486398
I'd been searching for a good pair of in-ear headphones for <$100  for awhile now. After buying ones that either kept outputting a weakened signal to one ear or ones that the sound was chintzy or bassless, I stumbled across the Pump Audio V1's on a review website. After looking at many customer reviews, I decided to go for it, especially since the Harry Shotta ones I got were only $39.99.

They boasted of superior sound quality, and when they got to my house and I tried them out, I wasn't disappointed. From someone who records and mixes and edits music, this is honestly the best quality in-ears I've tried out in this price range. The bass is amazing and right in your face, but the low-mids aren't muddy at all. It's a good balance. The mids have nice punch and attack (they sound really meaty), and the highs have lots of clarity and shimmer. I'm sure they don't compete with $600 in-ears, but they're the best I've found $200 or less.
4673554
I have been using these headphones for the last few months. That being said they are literally the best sounding headphones I have ever experienced.
I prefer a little more bass than some, and these deliver. However, this powerful(and accurate) bass does not take away from the clarity and power of the mids and highs.

When I first got my pair, they sounded a little bit dull and muted in the upper ranges, but as it says on one of the papers that comes with the headphones, their full sound is not achieved until they've been played a little, after a few weeks of regular listening (for me, probably 2 hours a day), the highs were really there and were as crisp as could be.

Also, I noticed that one of the most helpful negative reviews was talking about the design flaw where the headphones had cracks near a few screws, a comment from the manufacturer was already made about that review, letting them know that this had only been a problem with a small number of units, and let them know that the problem had been fixed, I just want to say that this is true, and that mine are not cracked in any way.

Also, due to the quality of the materials, some may think these are a bit on the heavy side. This may be true if you compare them to something like Skullcandy hesh or something to that effect. Honestly (having worn and used the Skullcandy Hesh headphones) I though they were far too light, they seemed like they weren't there and felt cheap. However, if you compare these to many higher quality headphones, they are about the same weight, or lighter. Another thing I noticed wearing the Skullcandy's and several other headphones, is that some don't really hold on to your head very well. The Crossfades have the perfect amount of clamping power to make sure they seal around your ears, while still being incredibly comfortable.

I should also mention that these wipe the floor with Beats. I let a friend of mine try them who owned a pair of Beats. He said he was incredibly jealous and returned his Beats a week later to buy these.

All this fantastic stuff being said about them, I do have one complaint. Actually I'm not even going to call it that, it's just something to say. I have larger ears, and for me, although the headphones fit completely around my ears, they were not thick enough to keep them away from my large ears, so after extended use they were a tiny bit uncomfortable. The reason I am saying that this is not a complaint, is that for all of the friends I have lent these to, none of them had complaints about the matter. And I refuse to call this a problem, because the V-Moda makes XL ear cushions, available on their site (I looked on Amazon, but couldn't find). I have ordered them, but have not tried them yet, so I can't guarantee that they are a fantastic product, but if the headphones are anything to go by, I'm sure they will be high quality and incredible.

Combined with all of the above, the price on Amazon is phenomenal, only a hundred bucks for something that competes with headphones that are $300 plus? Yes, please!

I have and would recommend these to anyone who wants a fantastic listening experience from an excellent and durable pair of headphones.
3809051
I have compared these with all my other enclosed headphones ranging in price from $100-$400 and am astonished at the clarity and decent build quality for such a low price!  Don't hesitate to spring for a set if you're thinking about it because you won't find this much bang for the buck anywhere else.
597401
Not audiophile sound by any stretch.....but for the money, it's hard to beat.
4329404
I'll try to remember to come back and edit this later once I've had a month or two of ownership, but as of listening to these headphones for the last 5 days I'm absolutely in love. The sound quality for the price is truly exceptional, especially if you're looking for nice prominent lows that aren't muddy.

The headphones are light, and don't clamp too much. This means that they're comfortable over long listening/gaming sessions. The pad are massive and lovely, my only (and very mild) gripe being that the earhole is slightly too small for my ears and presses on my lobes or top of my ear. However, this is a problem I have with almost all stock headphone pads, and compared to anything but some Brainwavz replacement pads I'm fond of these are the best.

The sound quality as I've mentioned is fantastic, I own several other pairs of closed-back headphones in various price ranges and it matches up very well with them. It has more prominent lows than the MDR7506s or the ATH-M50s, but not to the point that they're overpowering.

The no-frills detachable 3.5mm cable is a nice feature, and allows me to take any cable I want (including the vmoda boom pro I'm using right now) and roll with it. I've also abused this to take the cans with me on the go, since I can just detach them from my desktop cable and attach them to the coiled cable that comes with them.

I was lucky enough to pick them up on sale when they were down to $63, and at that price I'd urge anyone looking for headphones to consider these. Even at full price, I'd consider these a great buy for anyone looking to pick up their first pair of "nice" headphones, or just looking to expand their collection of closed-back headphones.
3765257
Took me by surprise! These sound very clean and crisp. The Bass is not crazy over amplified. (To give you and idea, at around 45% volume I can feel thumping through my mouse into my hand and also in my wrist.) For around 20 bucks you're not going to find anything better.
2586820
Sound:  At this price point, Grado simply has no equal.  The sound is truly spectacular, whether listening from your phone, or through a vintage receiver as I am.  It is clear, it is rich, it is detailed.  The soundstage is wide, and you really feel like you're in a room filled with music, not listening to headphones.  The open back does mean that it doesn't block out sound (you can be wearing these and have a normal conversation as if you're not wearing anything on your ears), and sound does leak, but it's not as bad as one might think.  It's not like you'll be blasting out your neighbors, though if you don't want people to hear what you're listening to it may be problematic.

Comfort:  The common knock on Grado is the "naked" foam pads.  I've heard them described as "sandpaper on your ears".  They're not that bad.  They are not velvety smooth, but they are not torturous.  These are "on ear" headphones, but they are large and almost feel like "over the ear".  I wear glasses, and I have no discomfort wearing them for extended periods of time.  Perhaps it's because I remember when foam padded, heavy metal cans were common, but honestly...they are not uncomfortable.  The cable is uncommonly thick, which makes it heavy and seem longer than it really is, so portability is somewhat...awkward.

Overall, there is no better headphone at this price.  Not even close.
730371
This is definitely an enhanced headphone to bring out the bass and treble, not good for mixing/production.  As a music enjoyment headphones, for the money it can not be beat. The sound is awesome, from a great brand and the price!!!

Only minor complaints are the padding, which is on the earphones and top of the headset, will obviously wear out after use and start to come apart.  The earphones can also be adjusted vertically for proper fitment which also may prove to be a breaking point.  However, for the price you can't expect everything.

If you just need a great sounding set of headphones on the cheap, here you go!
1779852
Whether it be mids , highs, or lows these headphones rock. Now I use these for home audio listening and for monitoring audio from video edits and they are in one word remarkable. This review is done with the headphones not "broken in" yet, which I am a believer in. But even with them not broken in these headphones have amazing sound quality. If you want the ultimate sound quality without spending far far far more buy these, if you even remotely considered "beats" headphones stop and learn that these will greatly surpass any headphones that "beats by Dre"  produce by a long shot.

My only complaint is that if you would like to take them out I would say the cord is extremely long and will get in the way. Other than that these are the best headphones you can get under $400 hands down. Don't believe me, try them and judge for yourself.