Monster Clarity HD Designer Series: Black On-Ear Bluetooth Wireless Headphones

Finally came today! I used to have the NTune Monster headphones and I accidentally broke them. Finally bought a new pair and decided to get a wireless pair. I have a pair of JBL wireless headphones that I don't use, they are $300 headphones and the sound is not as good as the NTune wired pair. So I was sceptical of getting the Clarity Designer ones. Let me tell you, I've never heard such good sound quality of wireless headphones I PROMISE! I love loud and bass and these headphone deliver. The only thing I'm not a fan of is the touch settings on the side, but I honestly don't see myself using it anyways. I've known about Monster headphones for a while, and they still haven't let me down.

These headphones are 10/10 as far as sound, can't give enough compliments, I've got 6 headphones, which 3 of them are now Monsters, and that's for a reason, they're not just bass heavy, they get VERY LOUD, super crips and clear even at high volumes with no distortion, clear mids. Sound wise they're my favorites!Cons:- tight squeeze on the head(not as bad as Monster N-Tunes) but after 1.5 hours your ears will hurt- if you listen to your music loud, these do have good amount of sound leakage, but at 75% volume(which is still high for monsters) it's not that bad- The touch control has a HUGE learning curve and it's the weakest part of these headphones. Innovation just to be different but not to improve on something it's silly and pointless. Physical buttons would have made these headphones SO MUCH BETTER :(I was able to get these from a different website for cheaper and for the cost of $60 on Amazon they are no brainer purchase for me!Also from other people's reviews, the battery seem to be very good.Wish Monster could have stuck with the normal physical buttons and slightly more comfortable and they would have been my all time favorite headphones, they still are amazing and the sound to me is so good that it out weighs the cons.

Remember folks Beats WAS Monster.....Through deception, crafty moves and intimidation they broke off and BOOM!"Beat by Dre" was born. However, their technology is 100% Monster. Don't pay $200+ for the SAME sound just with a rapper's name attached.Pros - Excellent sound (easily comparable to Beats), recognizable name, comfortableCons - Swipe feature difficult to get use toIn conclusion, these are an above average headphone for a below average price

I have had these headphones for over a year now and they are incredibly well balanced for the price. The battery life is good. I just wish the build quality was slightly higher end materials.

I was undecided if I needed on-ear headphones or in-ear and couldn't make up my mind so purchased the best models I could find for my budget, and based on reviews. I plumped for these Monster headphones and some RH MA650 in-ear earphones. Now I actually ended up sending the Monster headphones back, but not because there was anything wrong with them, but more because I decided the in-ear 's were more practical for everyday use and travelling around. As far as sound quality goes these were fantastic with deep bass. I tested Sony and Sennheiser models that were either a similar price or more expensive and the quality of these was better than most. The build quality was good, my only slight gripe and concern was the gimmicky touch controls. I found them fiddly to use and often skipped tracks or paused when trying to change the volume. I think I would of got used to them and they certainly wouldn't have been a deal breaker had I decided on-ear was the way to go. If I could afford these and the MA650's I would keep both, being on-ear these definitely were slightly better on sound quality than the in-ear MA650's but you'd expect that anyway. Having said that MA650's also provide really good sound which I'm impressed with. All in all if you're after on ear headphones I'd highly recommend them at this price point (£59) as they are still retailing for $150+ in the US.

After I returned another pair of headphones from another brand,I feel like I made the right decision. These feel sturdy and nice as design, the music sounds great and I would say that after carefull testing of other brands, some of them three times the price, Monster headphones have a very good bass. The only thing that I find a bit disturbing is that they don't fit perfectly on my head, but is not that bad. I can do a compromise for that. Also, the microphone for calls might not be the best. The persons I called say that they don't hear me very clear, but I bought the headphones for music anyway, so I won't bother that much.Conclusion, I love these headphones and I really recommend.

Great medium size headphones from monster.Good clarity of music, good bass and loudness.Its a underrated headphones compared to the other headphones on the market.Good price nice design.I have already purchased monsters in the past so I knew what I was getting.Now for noise cancelling, yes when you turn it up you will really enjoy the music.It is good for blocking outside sound, on transport.Comfort levels are not so good, because of medium size of the headphones it can after a while hurt the ears and become uncomfortable.I do wish monster had made these headphones big enough to cover the ears and It would of been awinner.Worth buying.

When my beats by dre wireless 2 broke after 2 years, I needed something just as good but didn't feel the urge to spend over £250. But still wanted quality headphones!I have had monster headphones before in the past and so decided to go with these as the reviews I saw online were good.The quality on sound is very good. Please understand that I am no expert but I listen to EDM and dance most of the time and the audio is clear. Also be realistic if you are going to compare these to £300 headphones.I love how this comes with a mini 3.5m canle so whenever my battery dies I just plug this in and listen to my music all over again.The mic for phone calls is ok and nobody has complained to me on the receiving end. They are also pretty durable and have fallen out of my hands a few times but work perfectly.The only downside to these headphones comfort and after and hour or so they do start to dig into your ears and you need to take them of for a bit... i have tried extending the band but I think this issue is with the cups. Maybe if you have a smaller head you might be ok...

These are some very good headphones for the price considering I have used some Beats solo 3’s in the past and I think these sound as good if not a bit better, obviously Beats are more for people who care more about having a bigger brand but for sound these are just as good for much less of the price, they are bass boosted but it’s not too much, that’s my personal taste anyway. There is some sound leakage once you get above 70% - 80% volume (that volume on my phone) anyone sitting near you in a relatively quiet room will be able to hear what your listening to, even if it’s only a little bit. I imagine in a louder environment, say on a train or bus, you’ll be fine though.As for design they look very nice, I like the touch controls on the side although I have accidentally paused a song while adjusting the headphones by hitting the touch section every now and then but this just a very minor inconvenience and I’m sure once I get used to the touch controls being there it won’t happen as much. The touch controls do only work in wireless mode as well as the headphones need to be on (they automatically switch off if you connect the 3.5mm jack)They are also very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time, for someone who wears glasses as well, it’s nice to not have my ears crushed. They have a textured rubber section on the headband to hold them in place so they do stay put while doing exercise, at least in my experience.My only complaint is that they seem to take a bit longer to switch on, it’s takes about 5 seconds of keeping the button pressed before it finally says ‘power on’, I know this seems very petty but I’ve had headphones that switch on much quicker than that before, you try counting 5 seconds, it’s seems like eternity when waiting for something to switch on. Although they do connect almost instantly once switched on and I’m yet to have any problem at all with them dropping connection.Other that my very small complaints they are some very good, very well made every day headphones for less than £60. For anyone looking for headphones in this price range, I would definitely recommend.