V-MODA Crossfade Wireless Over-Ear Headphone - White/Silver

Excellent quality for the price. I have many over the ear headphones but this is the best looking headphones. Also after using for several hours, this is one of the most comfortable headphones

Got these from Amazon for $99.00 to replace my broken M-100’s (I dropped them a single time and at only three feet and the right ear cup no longer produces sound). Overall, the design (while an older model) is very similar to the M-100’s with a few exceptions:(1) The wireless Crossfades don’t fold up into the ultra compact case which I did like but wasn’t about to spend more than double for that feature.(2) The white in these is also “whiter” than the M-100’s which were more of a cream color (at least mine were).(3) These also lack the ability for a friend to Jack into your headphones as well which I used a grand total of zero times anyway.(4) Obviously, these are wireless while the M-100's are only wired.To my ears, the sound signature is exactly the same as the M-100’s, although I know some improvements were made. My Bluetooth range is around 30 feet which is fine by me - I can cover most of my apartment without losing signal. I do prefer listening via wired using my Dragonfly Black and listening to lossless or MQA files via Tidal.Overall, these are a steal at $99.00 (or less than $150.00), however, if I were on the market to spend around $350-$400 on wireless headphones I’d look no further than the Bowers & Wilkins PX - absolutely the best wireless headphones on the market.Edit: I was able to fix my M-100’s by Unscrewing each ear piece out and jossling the wires around a bit. Screwed everything back together and now they work fine.

These are really nice looking headphones that deliver good quality wired audio. Sound quality over Bluetooth isn't as good, but it isn't bad either.I'm a small person (5'1") and don't have a very big head or large ears. I didn't find the band uncomfortable at all, but the stock pads do warrant replacing with the XL pads as the base pads are shallow and small. Although I didn't find them uncomfortable to wear for short periods of time, I believe they would be uncomfortable for longer periods. The pads are easy to switch out-- just pull the old ones out and snap the new ones in.These headphones come with a microphone built into the wire. I wasn't clear on this when I first ordered them. However, the built-in microphone isn't that convenient for use if you intend to use these as a headset for gaming.I've been pretty rough on my headphones over the years. I haven't had these for very long yet, but they seem to be able to take some abuse, and the carry case included makes it a lot easier to take care of these. (That said, the BoomPro mic doesn't fit in the case that easily.)Being able to switch between wired and wireless mode is pretty much a godsend for me... I can't say how many pairs of headphones I've ruined pulling them out of the socket accidentally, but wired mode is nice to use when I don't plan to move around much. The wire included is also quite tough.Stuff that bears mentioning:- The pads included with this model are pretty small and shallow.- You can't charge and listen at the same time in either wired or wireless mode.- There's no charger, just a charging cable.

Audio/visual dialogue is out of sync because they were too cheap to include Aptx for no bluetooth latency. At this price I assumed they’d include it.Guess again.Battery lasts about 6 hours per charge soo binge-watchers take note.I bought these because I was looking for a wireless headset with decent noise isolation and sound quality. Looked all over the internet and these were the least expensive quality headphones I could find.Pros:- Good noise isolation (blocks sound outside headphones without active "noise cancellation" technology)- Stellar build quality and design- Audio quality on par with my studio headphones, the standard pro-use Sony MDR-7506- Look awesomeCons:- Terrible bluetooth latency!- Poor battery life at only 6 hours (my $40 headset got nearly 30 hours on a charge)- Earcups could be bigger to cover my smaller than average ears, had to order and pay for larger ear cups from V-Moda for $20Conclusion:These do what I wanted, which was to block outside noise. I live in Hollywood and it gets super noisy. "Noise cancellation" technology doesn't block sounds like sirens, helicopters, leaf blowers, gun shots, etc. Okay so the gun shots are rare but still. The sound quality is about as good as my Bose headphones but with better build quality and materials. The Bose and Avantree headsets are more comfortable but an okay compromise on price, features and quality.

UPDATE: the warrenty expired and less than a month after that they began to fall apart. Theyre are cool looking and comfortable headphones, and ill fix them, but I've lost trust with vmoda as a brand. I recommend you not buy there overpriced garbage. They say it has a 2 year warrenty on the website but apearently these headphones only had a 1 year warrenty, they apearently beleive in planned obsolescence and I dont like it.ORIGINAL:What i like is how the quality is solid, the headphones are comfortable and bluetooth connection happens quickly, this is also where things fall apart. When connecting to phones and my car stuff it connects pretty easy and phone is no problem. However connecting to my laptop was a nightmare! It took 10 minutes! And when it finally did connect it sounded like garbage! The worst sounds ive ever heard! And when it re connected it did sound tolerable but it was very tinny and still unacceptable! There is no excuse why 300$ headphones have a problem with a 1400$ laptop! No excuse! even the auxillery port had no sound! I will say they are better than there non bluetooth counterpart... but considering it wont easily work well with a basic computer is a bad sign....