🎧 V-MODA Crossfade Wireless Over-Ear Headphone, White Silver: Unparalleled Audio Performance and Style Review

UPDATE: Out of warranty and in less than a month they started falling apart. These are cool and comfortable headphones and I'm not going to fix them, but I've lost faith in the vmoda brand. I do not recommend buying rubbish there at inflated prices. The website says they have a 2 year warranty but apparently these headphones only had a 1 year warranty, they seem to believe in planned obsolescence and I don't like that. ORIGINAL: What I like is that the quality is consistent, the headphones are…

Personal opinion of a non-audio professional who wears headphones all the time. I'm very picky about my headphones. I want the highs to be clear, the mids not to be muddy, and the bass to be tight. On top of that, I need enough volume to play with the iPhone. I'll sacrifice looks and weight for a killer sound. Bought these cans mainly for the gym. I listen to hard rock, classic rock, old country and some rap, mostly loud. PROS: These are fantastic headphones, easily in my top 3! The depth and…

These headphones are close to perfection. This is my second pair of V-Moda crossfades but my first wireless set so I already knew how comfortable they would be and how great they would sound. Pairing was easy. The battery life is better than I expected. identical to my previous crossfade set. I use them regularly and can sing their praises for heels. Even when the headphones are switched off, the sound insulation is excellent. I can sit in a noisy cafe and they deaden the sound perfectly. The…

Audio/visual dialogs are out of sync because they were too cheap to include aptx with no bluetooth latency. At that price I assumed they would include it. guess again The battery lasts around 6 hours without recharging, so drinkers beware. I bought these because I was looking for a wireless headset with decent noise isolation and sound quality. I've searched all over the internet and these are the cheapest quality headphones I could find. Pros: - Good noise isolation (blocks sound from…

Bought these from Revain for $99 to replace my broken M-100 (I dropped it once and it's only three feet and the right earcup has stopped playing). Overall, the design (albeit an older model) is very similar to the M-100, with a few exceptions: (1) The wireless fades don't fold into an ultra-compact body, which I liked, but wasn't going to more than double for output this function. (2) The whites are also "whiter" than the M-100's which were creamier (mine at least). (3) You also don't have the…

These are very nice headphones that offer good wired audio quality. The sound quality via Bluetooth isn't that good, but it's not bad either. I'm a small person (5ft 1in) and don't have a very large head or ears. I didn't find the band uncomfortable at all, but the standard pads need to be swapped out for XL pads as the base pads are flat and small. While I didn't find them uncomfortable to wear for short periods, I think they did would be uncomfortable doing it for long periods of time. The…

headphones are beautiful. I wouldn't recommend them for making music just because the bass is so amazing and a little off balance. As with most headphones, some songs sound better with others. The highs are not as crisp and clear as mine. I like it but the bass is heavy and sexy. I love, love, love bass, but when you compare Sennheiser to songs that have a lot of clear and complex highs, that quality is lost in V-Moda. (As well as the Sennheisers sounding too sterile for me) I also compared the