Movo MH-100 Hi-Fi Studio Headphones with Microphone - Wired Over Ear Headphones for Gaming and Music with 3.5mm and 6.35mm Input - Comfortable Headphones with Mic - Perfect Podcast Headphones for PC

-Sound quality seems good! I use it for my piano and the notes sound beautiful and deep. -I really like that it comes with two different sized ports (6.35 and 3.5). Especially good if you have an instrument that requires the larger port. -How they fit- So, it's kind've odd compared to my previous normal headphones. The part that goes on the top of your head is not small or tight, but the actual part that goes on your ears feels a bit tight. Depending on the person, this may be a good or bad thing. If tighter things make you feel uncomfortable, I do not recommend these. For me, I actually like this feeling because it really covers your ears and encapsulates the sound experience. I find it easier to delve into what I'm listening to because of this. Overall, I like these headphones. They look sharp and mature, they provide a deep sound experience, and I find they can further delve you into the audio.

Nice sound! Very well constructed. Buen sonido bien contruido.

This headphone comes in pretty good quality. The sound is descent but it's a bit tight on the ears in my opinion. Maybe I have a big head but for smaller heads, it would be ideal. The sound quality is good and I am pretty happy with it!

This might be more than we needed. We only needed simple headphones for a computer. We'll hang onto the extra cord just in case. The carrying case is tough and has an indentation as a handle, zipper close. We're not experts, but the sound quality was fine. Mostly looking for headphones that are comfortable to wear and these had no complaints.

It was tight, even though I have a small head. So tight that the cushion at the top didn't even touch my head and the headband is of only plastic, so It won't get any better. The ear cushions were flat and made sure my ears would be rubbing the speakers. The speakers. They were the worst sound quality I've heard for headphones. They made sounds really deep, loud and very muffled; the voices sound fine in normal speech but videos and music are horrible to listen to. Any sounds try to drown out the speaker or singer in their muffled, deeper, dry noise. It's like they tried to do something with the bass but thought that any noise lower than a specific not even that low pitch should be 1.5 times louder, deeper and more echoey before being muffled. The more I think about it, the worse it gets and I'm sure I won't be using these for music if the speakers on my device are at least simi functional. I have no clue as to what brought me to almost give two stars for these things when now, I can't reason a single good explanation for why I should use these. I'm disappointed..

I'd categorize the audio quality as "Good Value" at the 50.00USD price range. The bass isn't lacking, the upper mid range isn't distorted (some headphones blur the range on overly compressed pop music content). PRO - Uses 1.4" or 3.5mm jacks. This is a little harder to find in this price range. - Good case - Good but not great audio quality - Best for pop music (see Burn - Deep Purple / Covered by Yoyoka Soma) -CON -Should include a USB to 3.5mm adapter (at least as an optional bundle item). Some computers ship without 3.5mm jacks at all. - Slightly less effective with complex music: broad frequencies and dynamics are rendered less well (Test example: Piano Trio No. 1 in D Minor, Op. 49, MWV Q29: IV. Finale. Allegro assai appassionato, Previn et al.) DURABILITY While there are better headphones out there, the material used for the ear cushions are notoriously subject to wear and disintegration -- even in the best headphones. As someone who doesn't know how to replace this part efficiently, I figure they are end of life when the muffs disintegrate. So a lower cost headphone such as these has value as a consumable. I say that regretfully, since it's a clear design flaw in the segment.

Got these for my 16 year old gamer boy, who has a penchant for destroying headphones. How he manages to humble so many headphones and ear pods is a mystery. He seemed totally unexcited after using these for a day. His attitude as a definitive “meh.” So another mystery, is when I asked his opinion on how many stars, he was emphatic with an opinion of 4. I thought “meh” was 3, so what gives? Well, here we go: The Good: two types of interchangeable audio cords is an awesome feature. The cups fit fine. The price point of just under $50, these headphones are on par with others in that price range. Length adjustment is good. The Bad: The sound quality is uninspiring, and “just average.” Definitely not listed “studio” quality sound. The Ugly: they are tight on the head, and become uncomfortable after wearing for a while. There was enough good to make these headphones workable and fair at just under $50. Gamer boy says 4 stars, we will give the product the benefit of his vote over mine of 3 stars. 4 it is. Game on!

Hi-Fi Studio Headphones with Microphone, Movo I don't like to be critical but I really feel that these headphones are overpriced. They're really small; very tight on my spouse's head and his head is pretty small for a grown adult! I can't comfortably wear them at all. The sound quality is... not great? Kind of tinny and compressed and flat all at the same time. And the microphone makes it sound like you're far away and recording inside a glass bottle. If these were cheaper then they'd be decent for a child who doesn't care about sound quality, but this is a serious price for a product that just isn't well done, I feel. I'm disappointed. NOTE: This review is based on a free advance review product provided through Amazon Vine. ~ Ana Mardoll