🎧 V-MODA Crossfade 2 Wireless Over-Ear Headphones, Rose Gold: Exceptional Audio Quality with Stylish Rose Gold Design Review

I LOVE THESE EARPHONES. I listen to all types of music and so far these headphones deliver amazingly balanced sound whether connected to a wired network or via Bluetooth. If you are using a mobile phone, make sure the AptX codec is enabled. There are a couple of songs that I have to admit that when they're plugged in, I think the sound gets a little richer, but most of the time it's solid. The next thing that is good about these headphones is the wearing comfort. I have quite a few piercings in

I will speak simply, pleasantly and understandably, since many people have dealt with the study before. I've moved from the LP2 and CF Wireless to make room for this CF Wireless 2. So if you're familiar with current V-Moda models, the design is identical to those that have a click-fold mechanism. The build quality is just great. Now let's get to the good. Between convenience, foldability, and better sound quality, it's not an issue if you have first-gen wireless. The white version I bought…

So I spent a few hundred dollars more on V-Moda's second Crossfire because people said in the reviews/comments that the Bluetooth hiss of the first Crossfire couldn't be heard on them. Not true. The headphones themselves are great, but I've tried many different Bluetooth headphones, as well as Bose and Sony noise canceling headphones, this has to be the worst Bluetooth hiss I've heard. Keep in mind that this issue is minor if you turn the music up high enough, but I wouldn't recommend it for…

I love these headphones. I was then able to try my hand at many other first-class banks. Brands B&O, Bose, Sony, Senhisers, Audio Technica, Master & Dynamic, even the Skullcandy Crusher 360. Many other brands were much more expensive. I will tell you. Two brands stood out and sounded amazing AND what many of the reviews seem to forget is THE VOLUME! Starting with Crusher 360 and Sony Xm3. I liked both for what they were created for, but they lacked volume! I work a lot, and when I do, my ears…

I've been using the aptX V-MODA C2W Rose Gold version for about a month now so it seems right to give a review now. I will try to keep my review short but thorough. Previous headphones I have used in the past are: Plantronics GameCom 780, Steelseries Siberia V2, Sennheiser HD201, V-MODA LP2 with XL pads. Question: What is the difference in sound. Quality vs. LP2?A: LP2 has boomy bass and is very dirty. Mids and highs were badly affected. However, C2W has noticeably better mids and highs. The…

I ended up returning these headphones despite doing a lot of research on this unit. However, I use them differently than most users. They're advertised as compatible with multiple devices, but the headphones seem imbued with the spirit of Loki depending on whether my PC or iPhone connects first. Trying to get it to connect to one or the other required manual intervention each time. Sometimes my PC restarts multiple times and my iPhone forgets the headphones are present. - After using 2-3…

Let's take a closer look at what I think are the best all-round headphones in the stable version of V-MODA. I'm particularly excited about the first headphone launch, as Roland has a large stake in V-MODA. Introducing the V-MODA Crossfade 2 Wireless. For me, the Crossfade 2 Wireless product name is key to this new offering from V-MODA. They're called Crossfade 2 Wireless, not Crossfade Wireless 2. In my opinion, the company was trying to make great wired headphones with Bluetooth, not the other

Love these Headphones. I was then able to try my hand at many other first-class banks. Brands B&O, Bose, Sony, Senhisers, Audio Technica, Master & Dynamic, even the Skullcandy Crusher 360. Many other brands were much more expensive. I will tell you. Two brands stood out and sounded amazing AND what many of the reviews seem to forget is THE VOLUME! Starting with Crusher 360 and Sony Xm3. I liked both for what they were created for, but they lacked volume! I work a lot, and when I do, my ears are

I have used the aptX V-MODA C2W Rose Gold versions for about a month so it seems right to leave a review now. I will try to keep my review short but thorough. Previous headphones I have used in the past are: Plantronics GameCom 780, Steelseries Siberia V2, Sennheiser HD201, V-MODA LP2 with XL pads. Question: What is the difference in sound. Quality vs. LP2?A: LP2 has boomy bass and is very dirty. Mids and highs were badly affected. However, C2W has noticeably better mids and highs. The bass…

Let's take a closer look at what I consider to be the best all-round headphones in the V-MODA stable. I'm particularly excited about the first headphone launch, as Roland has a large stake in V-MODA. Introducing the V-MODA Crossfade 2 Wireless. For me, the Crossfade 2 Wireless product name is key to this new offering from V-MODA. They're called Crossfade 2 Wireless, not Crossfade Wireless 2. In my opinion, the company was trying to make great wired headphones with Bluetooth, not the other way…