FiiO Snowsky Wind 3.5mm ON-Ear Headphones for Recording Gaming with Microphone, 40mm Diaphragms Driver,HiFi Sound (Black)

Super comfy and lightweight, you barely notice they're on. I like that they're not noise isolating -- good for walking around where you want to hear the outside world. Looks really nice too. Sound is fine for the price (and size) -- don't expect much bass, but it does well for what it is. Audio is clear without being tinny, and it doesn't try to show off its (nonexistent) bass by exaggerating lower tones and getting muddled. It knows what it is and that's alright. Update after 6 months: still going strong! I will say, these do not travel well. There's really no good way to coil them up or anything, and if you try to throw them in a bag they don't hold up -- the foam pads stretch out and come right off, and the speakers themselves are barely clipped into the over-ear part and come off easily too. Still leaving this at 5 stars since I'm still happy with them overall, but be warned that they're not as portable as they might seem.

Don't be deceived by the light weight construction, the audio quality is absolutely stellar. I never had a Sony Walkman back in the day, it was never affordable. The personal stereo I did have, had similar style headphones, but nowhere near the sound quality. I think I just found my go to travel headphones. I dropped one star because the cables from each ear piece seem a lot flimsier than the cable into the 3.5 mm plug. Hopefully this won't prove a fail point. Nice adjustable headband, and the transport/ volume control works well with smart phone, as long as that phone still has the 3.5 mm port. Extra black ear covers included.

These were obviously inspired by the classic Koss KPH40 open air headphones. They are 90% as good at less than half the price. Same super comfort and open headphone airiness. They are very clean and natural but not quite as revealing as the Koss. They have good bass with a little too much mid bass for my taste but that could probably be fixed with a mild eq. I actually prefer the cord to/ the fancy cord system on the Koss. With the FIIO's, you can adjust volume and pause from the cable which is really great if you use them on tablet or an iphone. The build quality seems good so far and i was impressed with the extra set of earpads. These are damn good lightweight headphones and a unbelievable bargain at under $17.

It's quite comfortable and well built, but it doesn't feel very nice on the head. As in, the pads shift around and make noise. That being said, it's so lightweight. You should know these are fully compatible with the Porta Pro Yaxi Pads, and they elevate the experience quite a bit. The biggest problem is that the treble is quie sibilant. That being said, with eq or by inserting a piece of foam between the driver and the pad, the treble can be tamed and from there, these are an excellent alternative to the Koss lineup. For $17, these are very nice

Great aesthetic and honestly good sound for the price but the build quality is extremely terrible. A snap in ball joint connects the ear cups to the headband, and one of them is just so extremely loose. The ear cup detached from the headband the second time i removed them from my head. Unreal how bad these are made. Sound is good though.

Vury tiny, VURY load and full, not the best sound heaphones ever, but for 20 bucks, you'll have a very hard time finding a alternative for the same price. I like em because if you need to go anywhere you can just fold em up and shove em in a bag real easy to take em around.

Super cheap retro style over ear headphone, super lightweight and nice sounding once you forgive them for their inherent design limitations Also I was watching Stranger things so they sort of fit the Zeitgeist of the 80s!

Man... I was excited to try these out. They look neat and I don't have radio waves or whatever going through my head. But man...give me all the radio waves! Because this audio sucks. It gets plenty loud but it is so "tinny", despite the audio, song, etc. I edit video professionally so maybe I'm biased, but it definitely is not for me. I should've known better. May be good for some, not for me.

Ofereix bona qualitat d'àudio i són molt còmodes, lleugers i queden molt bé per sobre la orella. S'ajusta molt bé a la mida del cap amb els nivells de regulació que porta.

son ligeros, se escuchan bien bajos, agudos. Traen los dos colores de almohadillas. No apretan.

Zeer fijn om te dragen. En prima geluid. Verrassend goed.

I’m really impressed with these retro headphones. The retro design looks great and feels like a throwback, especially paired with wired devices. They’re extremely comfortable, even during long listening sessions, and the foam ear covers feel soft on the ears. The sound quality is really good for the price, clear, well-balanced, and more than good enough for music, movies, and audiobooks. I use them regularly with my iPod, when watching DVDs on my portable DVD player, and for listening to audiobooks on my phone, and they perform consistently well across all of them. I wanted a wired pair that would be comfortable and lightweight for long listening sessions, but without noise cancellation so I am still aware of my surroundings. Those meet these criteria perfectly. They came with a spare pair of foam covers. If you’re looking for affordable, comfortable, wired headphones with a cool retro look and great sound, these are an good recommendation.

These have a proper clear resolving sound when you drive them through anything less of an ant's power (aka the Snowsky player). The moment you put these on proper DAP output higher than these couple milliwatts these start to crack in their output resolve. Cheap junk.