You really can't argue for the price of these. ...
340757
You really can't argue for the price of these.  Using these to uplight some trees and a bird of paradise.  3W is more light than I thought it would be.
4576471
You really can't beat them for the price and the quality.  No worries about this product.  They will compete with any brand name for a fraction of the cost.
95783
They may not be perfect, but you can't beat them when you account for the price. I can't even listen to anything on my Urbeats anymore that were 8 times the price. The Kz ATE blows them out of the water.
3992121
I would say the original price of $999 is probably a bit of a stretch on my wallet for these cans, but I would probably say that about ANY headphones. I bought these from a local dealer for right around $700 and I could not be happier with them.

The sound quality is phenomenal and the BASS is the best I have ever heard from a set of headphones. If you like bass, there is no doubt you will absolutely love these cans. All that being said, the bass is not overpowering at all, in fact the entire spectrum of sound is warm and completely audible. If you like hip hop, trance/electronica, rock, or any kind of music with punch, these are the headphones for you. I cannot really speak on jazz and classical, but I have read many reviews suggesting that these cans are a bit to bassy for those particular genres.

Now for the "but". These are NOT the headphones you would want to plug directly into an Ipod. If that was your plan, don't waste your money. For that, you can buy a set of Denon AHD1001 for a fifth of the price. Denon D7000s don't come with a 1/8 inch converter plug, so that should tell you something right off the bat. These are reference headphones with a VERY revealing sound, so anyone planning on listening to only 128kbps music in your Itunes library, and plugging directly into the headphone jack on your dell, probably don't want to spend the money. So what does all that mean? Basically if you feed these headphones garbage, that is what you will get. These cans should also be driven properly by a decent headphone amp, otherwise you won't even come close to hearing their full potential. So unless you have a nice dedicated headphone amp, sound card, DAC (digital to analog converter), or any combination of the these, you might be happier spending a third of the price on a set of Denon D2000s, which are also a pretty nice set of headphones. That being said, they are worth their weight in gold if you have the right equipment.

P.S. I have a Macbook Pro, and I run an Apogee Duet DAC/headphone amp.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Apogee-Duet-2-channel-FireWire-Audio-Interface/dp/B000XANK90/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Apogee Duet 2-channel FireWire Audio Interface</a>&nbsp;This is a relatively inexpensive DAC/amp combo with a 1/4 inch headphone jack. There is better stuff out there, but for the price, you probably won't find a better sounding DAC/headphone amp solution. I would recommend this to any mac user planning on purchasing these cans.
2851505
...and they are a bargain.  They are a little bit on the thin side and you can kinda see through them, but you can't beat the price.
4281408
Can't beat the price! And they work pretty well.
1411004
3 stars?! Oh, please people...these deserve at least 4.5!  Noise canceling is great and the sound is just beyond this world.  I've discovered some new sounds and background vocals in my favorite mp3s while having these on.  Yes, they are pricey and probably worth about $200 instead of $300, but hey, for this kind of sound I gladly paid the premium price.

To other reviewers:  I don't know where you got this idea that $30 Target headphones are the same quality or even better.  If you're frustrated about the price then don't get them.

The only downside of these headphones is the pressure they create.  I sometimes get a little nauseous after wearing them...but I'm very sensitive to such things, so I don't believe that's common.
1641640
As many have said, the price you pay for these is really kind of silly... but I bought 'em, so I guess I am a silly person.  With that said, I give this product 3 Stars with the price at $40.  However, if the price was cut - say maybe 50%, I would certainly give these items a 5 Star rating.  They most definitely enhance the Low end frequency's and overall sound quality - the tilts are convenient as well.
3106832
No Question these are a whopping good value.  I have the old expensive Shure ones and they are as accurate as they come... should be for the money! No matter how loud you play them they don't distort and the bass stays in balance.

These are just plain perfect for what they are... great music at a great price.  I am a little surprised that the big box retailers do not have these... maybe eventually.

I think some of the other reviewers complaints are due to not properly fitting them to their ears... you do have to pick the right size for your ear.  I was very happy that, unlike my Shure earbuds, these are easy to insert... in reality I initally tried too hard to push them in... just a little pressure and the seal is accomplished.

If there was one negative (albeit a tiny one), it would be that the cables seem to be a little like the Sony... hopefully they will not break down like th Sony products do... we'll see.

Buy Them!
400489
Compared to other brands, you can't beat the price and quality.
933523
I think for the price you pay these are a bit of a bargain, obviously to compare them to your higher end products, but for 15 dollars I think there a bargain.
559768
At $7.50, you're obviously not looking for a product that sounds best and as such, if I'm doing heavy duty listening, I'll break out the Audio-Technica ATHM40FS I own or use my expensive set of desktop speakers. However, when I'm working in the office and need earbuds that I can use and still hear someone or on a short walk or biking or some other activity that requires me to be attentive while trying to enjoy the media I'm listening to, these simply can't be beat for the price. They last a long while (3+ years on the several sets I've owned {or at least I've owned earlier versions that have stuck with the exact same style}) and they sound as well as could be expected. Sure I could spend 3x as much and get super duper high quality earbuds that would give me far more range, but that isn't what these are for. These are for earbuds you aren't afraid to lose or break for casual listening while on the go.
3470396
Im no audiophile but they are so good that the same day I received them in the mail I ordered another set. For what these cost I have not heard anything better aside from maybe some high end secondhand equipment. These aren't going to rattle your teeth out of your head or anything but for less than $20 you can't go wrong.
227840
Considering the price, these are amazing. The nozzles work exactly as described one pair really deliver a deep rattling bass which is awesome. I'm using the balanced nozzles tho, as things are a bit more clean and crispy and they still have decent thump. Although the bass nozzles felt like the image was a bit wider and more airy,... tough choice really.

The cable doesn't bother me too much, but there certainly are better out there.

I'm fairly certain that if I buy a pair for my audiophile father-in-law, he might actually think I spent a little more money and though on his gift.
4799473
Why anyone would go to a big box store and subject themselves to the extortionate prices there when you can get these instead is beyond me.  These do the trick just fine, and their price is all but impossible to beat.  Win!
3933361
you cant beat the price on these. I was really hesitant on purchasing these because of the price but i have had these installed for over a year now and still have had no issues with them
2294143
These are nice but could have spent less for just as good, they are not something I plan to leave out for show.