385 Audio Vigor Pro DJ Over-Ear Stereo Headphones with Microphone (Black)

Luckily I was able to pick these up for about thirty bucks but wouldn't have mind if I had paid a few more. I'm really happy with these headphones.STYLELook nice, not cheap. (looks kinda cheap in the photo)They're very comfortable even for me with a huge head. Pads are nice and big and fit entirely over my giant spock ears.SOUNDThey can get really loud without being distorted. I'm really happy with the bass quality especially which I am very picky about.FEATURESThey extend to be nice and big. So loud I can just set them on my desk at work and play them with out having them on. The mic works great and is handy when your phone is connected and you're listening to music. No tangle wire is nice. Cord is shorter than I'd like, but definitely long enough at the same time.All in all, good set and nice for the price!

These are the most comfortable pari of headphones I've had on my head. They sound good too. Not perfect, because I don't have perfect quality songs, but very good. The mic is a huge plus, although if your walking, the person on the other end can hear the vibrations, but they told me it wasn't terrible. They aren't noise cancelling, and the sound will leak through on high volumes, but usually I can only hear my music and most other noises are drowned out before that point anyway. I would recommend these to anyone who wants good sound without a headache from uncomfortable headphones, as I can get hours and hours of comfortable use out of these easily.

My only return I have done so far on Amazon, just got it and plugged to computer, Phone, IPAD, etc. Didn't work at all!

I picked these up a few months ago (June 2013) and was overall I was pretty happy with them - very comfortable on the head, nice and loud (although very bass-heavy, not well equalized by any means), and the inline mic and control button were very convenient. The volume control doesn't click into place and has a tendency to accidentally get bumped louder or softer, so I wound up putting a piece of tape over it and using my phone's volume control instead.After a couple months, however, the headphones started randomly losing volume depending on orientation - appeared to be a short in the plug end of the (non-replaceable) cable. Wrapped that in tape too so it wouldn't move around as much. Not long after that, the right ear completely shorted out, no audio at all (the left one still displayed the previous problem). At this point the headphones are pretty much worthless. I certainly didn't abuse them or anything, I used them to listen to music at my desk and in bed so as not to disturb the other half - they probably didn't leave the room for the duration of their life. Very poor durability.If you're considering purchasing these, know that you may wind up getting another (different) pair within the next few months. Consider getting something a little more expensive but that has a lifetime that can be measured in years - I have a pair of Sennheisers from 2010 that's still going strong. Worth $40? Probably not... for me that averages to $10 a month for the life of the headphones. Avoid if possible.

These headphones sound good, but a few days after I got them the wire next to the volume control came out with a little tug. I contacted 385 and they are ignoring me. I wrote to them 3 times over the course of 2 weeks. I regret buying these. What a waste of money!!

These headphones have FANTASTIC sounds. They have $80 sound for $40 it doesn't get much better than that. I found these for $30 and I decided to pick them up since it was like $50 off. I honestly love these so much! If you're looking for headphones that look good, these are not them. They are really ugly and big, but if you want amazing sound that feels really good on your head, BUY THESE IMMEDITATELY!