Feature:
Not quite as efficient as phones like the Sony's. Same output source sounded much louder on the Sony MDR-V6.

Quality:
Unfortunately, these lasted about 6 weeks before the right earpiece fell off and the right wire crimped in half. Am trying to fix it now. But if you are a bit hard on your phones (like me) you might consider paying for something that will take more abuse.

Sound:
These cans sounded good with my digital piano (Kawai mp9000). Warm sounding for accoustic instruments without harsh upper frequency range. A bought Sony MDR-V6 headphones for about twice the price but they weren't a good match for my piano. Very harsh sounding upper range and too boomy at the bottom. The MDR-V6's do sound very good for general music listening though.

Good quality headphones with no noise distortion. I record with these all the time and the sounds never interfere with the microphone when I'm doing vocals. I recommend these headphones for any type of musician.

Comfortable and lightweight for long long sessions. Very loud output and good mid-freq detail but a little limited stereo image as many reference headphones. Nothing else on the market fot this price range. Cool headphones.

Feature:
Comes with Tacky plastic packaging & a spare Jack adapter to add to my collection!

Quality:
Another thing that disapointed me is the fact that they look large & therefor give you the impression that they are "Ear-Cups" & cover them. Not so, They are bigger than Ear-Muffs but lay ON the ears! Yes, the sponge is fairly comfortable but it's clear that they didn't have a design plan here as such.

Value:
For £40 I could have got a pair of Half decent Sony's or Sennheiser's. What was I thinking? Still, a lesson learnt well!

Desirability:
In a way, it's a shame because they do in a way feel nice. But you look like a complete twit from the back with half of the cans over-lapping your ears, but NOT covering them!

Sound:
I Paid about 40 Pounds for these things & was therefor expecting to get some sort of quality out of them. But no! Sub-Bass is Non-Existant, Bass is so low that you'll make friends with your Graphic EQ, Mid Range is far too powerful & due to the fact that High end is missing aswel means that it sounds like you are listening to sound through 2 Hollow plastic cups! I mean, maybe I have a faulty pair or something? Because I've bought alot of 'phones over the years & have never met a pair that are so bad! Crackle, Crackle - Crackle!

Ease of Use:
You put them on, they work.

Overall:
Samson have put me off their products completely due to how chaotic these are! I use headphones for many different things: Mastering, Monitoring, Sound Pioneering, Film/TV, Excercise etc. But I have no Idea where these will fit in... Maybe if all my other pairs broke somehow in the same day I'd have to use them!!