V-ModaZn In-Ear Modern Audiophile Headphones With Microphone - 3 Button

I really wanted to be really impressed with these headphones. They work great, have a really good sound quality and have been nice and robust but they just don't want to sit comfortably in my ears.I got these headphones as a replacement for some Schosche in-ears that I was also a big fan of but sadly met the washing machine one too many times - the output still works perfectly to this day but the mic became muffled, which was an issue for me.Washing machine durability aside, for the sound quality of these headphones I couldn't fault them. They're a touch light on the bass for my liking but they have a good balance throughout.The issue that I have though is with the way these sit in my ears. Even though I've tried them with exactly the same cushions as my Scosche headphones these seem to slide out over time and are a tad uncomfortable with the way that they sit on the outer part of the ear. I can only assume that this is the way that they are angled and this is solved by adjusting after a while, it's just that the way they are naturally placed in the ear gets uncomfortable after a while. The discomfort is tolerable but the fact that they slide out after a while is a tad annoying.This will not likely apply to everyone as ear shapes and sizes differ. I personally found that the medium size that I'm used to doesn't work properly for me and the large is too big and small is too loose.

First impressions are very good indeed. They are light to wear and well balanced. Much lighter than the RHA set they are replacing. The sound is well balanced. I have come across phones that have too much bass, but that does not apply here. The detail in the high frequencies is incredible.At some point soon I will try foam tips on these and see what more they can give.Additional info - I had some Comply foam tips that fitted these headphones - the sound quality is improved with the extra isolation from the tips. The tips bring more balance in the sound - a touch more bass.Then I have dug out my FiiO Kilimanjaro2 headphone amplifier out. If you are going to spend on phones you need to get the most out of them... Well, without adding any settings from the amplifier bass boost, it has just about made the sound perfect, given that I am playing back from Amazon Music through a mobile phone. Overall, you can't fault these phones if you give them the quality of signal they deserve.

good product , most of the cost goes into the packaging rather then the product in my view. you get a case which is nice. the protective coating on the cables lost its strength to stick to the inner cable around 3-4 year mark of contant daily use. I couldn't get the volume control to work on my devices. I got the mic to work on my pc but not my phone.my friends said it was hard to hear me loudly enough. all in all its good for music, very clear.

First thing to mention is that I don't regard myself as an audiophile. I'm an old bloke that just like to listen to music. I 50th Birthday treat I bought the over ear version (Crossfade M100) and love them. My in-ear were a pair of Beats. There was nothing wrong with them but kept thinking about buying these. So as my 51st Birthday treat I did. And they are lovely as well. A large part of my collection is made up of Dance music of varying flavours and these headphones are just like their Big Brother. Wonderful for listening to it. Nice amount of Bass and better clarity than the Beats. They are also very comfortable to wear.

There is always an element of emporer's new clothes with a purchase like this as it is such a personal choice, but these are excellent for in-ear headphones. Combined with a F11O X5ii and FLAC files, i have really enjoyed quality music and not the tinny mp3 nonsense that we are subjected to now. Not the cheapest and not the most expensive, good high quality music without heading down the "law of diminishing returns" too much