Feature:
I wish it was 1/8" adaptable to 1/4". It's only 1/4".

Quality:
Very impressive construction! Looks are really nice, materials very sturdy.

Value:
GREAT VALUE! These are like, 40$ headphones by my reckoning.

Desirability:
Looks are very intimidating ;).

Sound:
I was pretty impressed with the sound, very true to the music. It didn't blow me away, but why spend more if you aren't picky?

Overall:
Great product, although the fit on my head was a little wierd, theres a gap between the ear pads and my under-ear.

Feature:
It has a 1/4 inch jack and a regular 3.5 jack so yeah...there ya go.

Quality:
Very nice!

Value:
You won't find a better set for 16 bucks.

Desirability:
I saw these on here and was like,"what,16 bucks?" As professional as 16 dollars can buy!

Sound:
It all depends on what you are listening to and how the sound is mixed. You might add a headphone amp. They sound great!

Ease of Use:
Just unscrew the 1/4 inch jack to get to the regular one. This is pretty much the only thing you have to figure out about these.

Overall:
Overall great for listening but if you are a drummer buy some of those extreme isolation headphones.

Feature:
As mentioned, they don't really swivel around any. While that probably means they are more durable then swivels. (Most of the swivels I've had have broken in the swivel part.) They can be a bit uncomfortable. But they fit right over the entire ear which is nice. Has the cord connected only on the left side of the headphones. That's something I always liked in headphones. They are usually easier to work with that way.

Quality:
Seem to be well made. Mostly made of plastic it seems but definitely not as cheaply made as some headphones I've seen.

Value:
They are worth what you pay for them.. I wouldn't buy them if they where much more expensive though.

Desirability:
They look quite nice. They are silver and black. But I buy headphones for how they sound and feel not so much how they look. (I can't see them if they are on my head anyways.)

Sound:
Seems just a tad bit lacking in the bass department. But they sound better then many of the headphones I've bought at Wal-Mart etc.

Support:
I've never had to deal with the company,

Overall:
Compared to a pair I tried on in a store once these are horribly uncomfortable. But they are more comfortable then most I've tried. I would probably buy Sony headphones if I could find them to replace these.

Feature:
Extra pair of slipers would make it 10!

Quality:
Right for price

Value:
Only if I did not ship UPS... different story...

Desirability:
got 4 pairs...

Sound:
Nice flat; not overbassed sound

Ease of Use:
Pluig it in!!

Support:
N/A

Overall:
$$ + quality + sound = 10

Feature:
these are are alot bigger in person,they fit comfortably but there kinda cheap,goofy,amateurish looking

Quality:
the price is rite for light jamming and recording when my folks dont want to hear

Value:
!!!!

Sound:
the sound i get out of these is equal to/ better then the sound i get out of my behringer monitors, sounds clear enough, not to trebly or bassy.

Ease of Use:
perfecto

Support:
dunno

Overall:
bang for your buck, wooptydoo!

Feature:
The headphone adjustment/fit could be better. It's kinda like your head fits in them or it doesn't.

Quality:
Feel adequate for $10. Maybe a little too much plastic and not enough strength, but the parts used seem to be of decent quality.

Value:
For $10 studio headphones and home recording purposes, you can't beat this. For recording purposes, they actually sound better than some of my other $50 - $200 AKG and Sony headphones.

Desirability:
Could swivel and fit better, but, again, for $10, they're great.

Sound:
As a flat reference for recording, these totally do the job. I'm amazed with how good a $10 pair of headphones Behringer made. For $10 studio headphones and home recording purposes, you can't beat this. For recording purposes, they actually sound better than some of my other $50 - $200 AKG and Sony headphones.

Support:
Never dealt with 'em.

Quality:
the extendable ear cups are great including the thick soft ear padding you don't need swivel cups, and helps to reduce outside noise , the 1/4" plug is better than the removable tip some headphones have except the screw on type models, we use them almost every day and pull and trip on the wire an drop on floor but guest what ,, still working just like my more expensive headphones

Value:
for this price 3 month ago I ordered 2 just to compare , we try them and later ordered 6 more,today I'm ordering 4 more, go for it

Desirability:
The silver and black body outstand compared to my all black headphones the pull in out ear cups , the soft ear cushions , the 1/4" plug is a good design

Sound:
THE SOUND IS JUST PERFECT ,, not too bassy / or too brite to fatige your ears after a few hours of playing music ,if you want it loudder or more bassy and briter just crank your mixer to your ears needs and you tell me how your ears will feel after a few hours in the studio

Ease of Use:
the sound is flat and natural and when i needed to change frequencies on my mixes ,Not a Problem

Support:
dont need it

Overall:
I have many other headphones some are very loud/or too bassy / or too bright ,,,but do you own a pair of professional studio monitors do you know their sound is natural- not like your home sound speaker- can you hear the difference- well dont expect this headphones to sound too brite or too bassy, they sound flat natural for semi professional musical needs, dont compare this with walkman headphones

Feature:
Pros - 1/8" plug and 1/4" adapter, decent length on the chord Cons - The cans don't pivot and it is a bit snug on my melon.

Quality:
Quality is good for headphones, phenomenal for ten bucks.

Value:
Ten clams! Kick a$$ product for the moolah.

Desirability:
Of course, I'd prefer a top-shelf set of phones, but again . . . ten bucks!!!!

Sound:
They sound pretty good to me. Easily the best sounding $10 headphones anywhere.

Ease of Use:
Plug it in and put it on. It doesn't get much easier.

Support:
Haven't needed it. For ten bucks, I'll buy another pair rather than go through warranty processes.

Overall:
I'll probably buy a couple spares because the value is great.

Feature:
Only comes with a 1/4 inch plug. Kind of a pain you'll have to buy a 1/4 to .35mm converter to use with the most common .35mm plug.

Quality:
For $10 they are actually pretty well built.

Value:
Great pair for the money.

Desirability:
Some people say they look like a toy, I think the sliver looks sharp.

Sound:
Pretty comparable to other pairs around $30 and under. If you need a cheap reference pair, these are nice and cheap.

Ease of Use:
Headphones, how hard can they be?

Support:
Have not had to deal with them.

Overall:
Great pair of headphones if your looking in the $40 or under range. Doesn't compare to my $100 Sony MVR set, but these are a steal for $10.

Feature:
They work, that's good enough for me. And the price makes it excellent. No real features, but I don't need anything special for monitoring while I'm singing.

Quality:
Still got them after 1 year, so no problem. I use while dubbing vocals and my clients like them too.

Value:
For $10.....say no more. For $17 (latest price) still worth it.

Desirability:
Sex appeal?.......Do you also vote for the candidate with the brightest teeth? Sorry, a dumb question for a Capricorn, or anyone else actually. It's practical and works well for my applications.

Sound:
It's a full sound. Some say too bassy, some say not enough, sounds fine to me but my ears are reference recording ears. It's better than many I've tried for much higher price, although the definition isn't comparable to a Sony MDR $200 pair. For the price they're great.

Ease of Use:
Put 'em on use 'em. 'Nuff said.

Support:
No experience.

Overall:
I would buy another 1 or 2 and probably will.