Great design. Bad audio.
579703
Sadly, I sent my Lifeproof case back. When I would talk on my phone, people could barely hear me and the speaker was muffled as well. It's a nice thin design though.
2524804
I bought these earphones to talk on my iPhone. But the sound quality is terrible! I can hear fine, but those on the other end report that the sound quality is so poor that they have to guess a half of what i'm saying. Two stars - for the sleek design (i have them  in red) :)
1140260
Wanted to love this, I really did. The product itself looks great, packaging was fine, but the audio itself is really poor. You can hear interference static at low volumes, treble is not very clear, bass is almost nonexistent. For the price I'm not looking for anything stellar, but I can buy generic $20 dollar speakers with better sound quality.
814176
Excellent sound quality and great design.

Build quality was lacking around the plug and they stopped working. I had to request an RMA and the second pair suffered the same problem.
3686632
Sleek design and easy installation- i wanted to like it but the sound was a little too mid-rangey and the bass felt compressed. Im an audio professional so Im picky, but i think this would still be a solid pick for the average user. Definitely has a forward presence for dialogue and TV show mixes.
357171
I liked the design and functionality. The extra audio jacks on the front are useful. However, the quality of the sound is very low. It didn't feel full and there was a lack of base. I'd recommend spending more on speakers if you plan on listening to music or watching movies with them. Mine were also damaged, but I'd have returned them anyways.
3927589
I agree with the prior review from Linux-Works, these look great but sound horrible. I also got a refurbished set and that could be the issue. They looked brand new. They were very comfortable but my old Apple ear buds sounded better. Not loud enough, no high end. Sadly I had to return them even though I loved the design. The two stars are for the design.
1405675
I purchased the I-Trigue 3300's to replace my Bose MediaMate's because my deskspace was getting very tight with an LCD monitor, 2 cell phone chargers, 2 PDA cradles, a lamp, and alarm clock.  The slim and sleek design, matched with a subwoofer and generous frequency range seemed to be a fantastic combination.  But as I found out, you really need to HEAR a set of speakers to really decide what you like.

DESIGN: 5 STARS
The silver die-cast material used on the casing is very attractive and feels very well-built.  The black speaker covers can be removed to give it an even better look.

SOUND: 3 STARS
The I-Trigue 3300's are ALL treble and bass.  The midrange is nearly non-existant and for each PC application, I need to set the equalizer settings, which I didn't have to do with my Bose speakers.  In iTunes, the setting that worked best for me is the "Pop" EQ setting.

REMOTE: 5 STARS
The wired remote is very handy with a volume/power control, headphone jack, and bass level dial.  The bass level dial is a VERY much appreciated design change from the old speakers where the bass controls were located on the back of the subwoofer!  There is a cool indigo LED on the remote to indicate that the speakers are powered on.

VALUE: 2 STARS
The I-Trigue is a pretty expensive 2.1 setup considering that the fidelity derived from these speakers are not up to par with the competition.

SUMMARY...
These attractive, space-saving speakers are a big jump from those crappy little Harmon Kardon's you got with your system.  With an 80watt total system power rating, it'll pump up the bass and provide loud, shaking music and gaming effects.  But for retail cost, you can find much better speakers.
4749156
When no content is playing, there is a static/white noise. Hiss sound. Great design and looks though.
580517
The headset looks stylish and feels very comfortable, however, the audio sounds muffled and the microphone picks up quiet sounds, resulting in the lobby hearing breathing and other annoying sounds.
1638740
I love the kickstand, even though I don't use it that much. Overall it's a very nice, sturdy case. My two big complaints are: 1. The sound is muffled by the case. It has these special holes that are supposed to direct the sound forward, but all they do is muffle the sound terribly. Sometimes I don't even hear a sound alert. If I had know this I would have never bought this model. It's infuriating. 2. I use the power button a lot. The design of the case does not make it effortless to press instantly.
169161
These Sony MDR-EX71SL headphones offer deep, accurate bass response, which is just what I was looking for.  Unfortunately, they also have tinny-sounding high frequency response.  When playing music that is already equalized with the "rock n' roll smile" (boosted lows and highs, reduced midrange), the sound is shrill and unpleasant. Even midrange-heavy jazz recorded without equalization seems too bright with the EX71SL's.

That's too bad, because aside from the too-bright frequency response, I love these headphones. They're super comfortable. The two-piece behind-the-neck asymmetrical cord design is perfect for active use (especially for cycling). The included case keeps everything neat and tidy, and prevents losing these tiny headphones.

Unfortunately, I have to knock 2 stars off for the excessively bright sound. If you (for some reason), prefer extra-bright sound, and also love deep bass, then buy these headphones without hesitation.
2448801
Cool design, Good size, not very heavy.  I'm a bit disappointed with the sound quality at high volume, as there is fair amount of distortion.
3591234
I love the design but the sound is not good. The music sounds slowed down and bubbly. I will be sending it back.
2071965
I was surprisingly very disappointed with these headphones.

Design and feel of the headphones were great out of the box. Amazing look and construction.

The sound however... it sounded almost like you were listening to a speaker on the other side of the room. The lows were audible but the highs were very flat. The overall sound was not good for human voice. Which means video/podcasts were no good.

Dont get me wrong. The ear buds sounded very decent, especially when I was comparing them directly to the cheap Sony $9 earbuds. You might not even notice the distant sound when listening to a lot of songs. But if you want to use this for more than that  its going to sound off.

(I wanted to use this for professional work on the go as a video editor but I could not do it.)
608168
Not top sound quality :( but the design is cool and very confortable!
1554617
The designers came up with a winner.
Very good design that also provides good isolation and good mic placement for calls.
Very foldable, one of the few full-sized headphones to fit in a pocket.
Head band folds at two points and the cups swivel, making it great for storing.
However, the designers must have died with the cheap drivers they had to work with.
This results in lifeless sound with neither good bass or treble and the closed design results in cramped sound.
I could not recommend these cans for anything except listening to the news or responding to calls in loud locations.