Feature:
I like the single side cord because it prevents from accidental snags, and they fold up nicely making them travel friendly in a bag or backpack. The headband takes a little getting used to however since there are no notches to choose for your head size.

Quality:
Stanton only makes audio equipment, and mainly for DJs, so the quality is very well made.

Value:
I truly believe these are the best sounding headphones in thier price range.

Sound:
The highs are crisp but not quite as bright as I'd like, and the low end is amazing! The separation is excellent and I heard notes and sounds on my mp3s I never heard before!

Ease of Use:
Very easy to wear and they are snug (maybe too snug for some people) so they isolate sound well and block outside noise. Great for riding a bus.

Support:
No need so far.

Overall:
For anyone wanting a entry level high end headphone, these are a great choice. I looked at all types in this price range (Sennheizer, Sony, Audio Technica)and these had the best reviews on sound, which is obviously the most important thing when buying headphones. The low end of 3 hz is well below what the human ear can hear, but you definitly will hear bass notes that many other pairs won't pick up. There isn't a pair with a lower frequency response. I think the only con for these headphones is the headband may be a bit to tight for a person with a larger shaped head. I would buy these again and reccomend them to any person who had average headphones before. I wouldn't reccomend them to a audiophile enthusist however. But then again, they wouldn't want a $40 headphone either. :)

Feature:
I like the long cable.

Quality:
Solid like a rock.

Value:
Cheap, boomy, creamy and cheesy.

Desirability:
Extra

Sound:
Not cristal clear but just perfect in order to get a good spatial and tonal image while mixing something in a noisy environment.

Support:
Never had to contact anybody.

Overall:
I won't change : I was looking for a good headphones to use in noisy environment while mixing on my iBook.

Feature:
Self adjusted headband...

Quality:
Feels good, light and did not make your ears tired..

Value:
for $39 you cannot go wrong, compared with $100-$200 headphones like AKG, Technics, Sennheiser, Shure, Sony, and they are similar or better sounding!!!

Sound:
From top to bottom, nice clear and deep.

Ease of Use:
easy...

Support:
no need

Overall:
Good product form Stanton... (headphones)...

kickin' bass, definitely changes the bass sound. don't know if it's the response or what. sturdy, resilient. only problem is the adjustment of size. it automatically retracts, so is a pain in the ass when they move (on your head) even a little bit. have to take them off to readjust.

Value:
for the price i paid which was £29 i think they wernt to bad, ive paid alot more for much worse. so you get more for your money with these i supose, had myn in ltd edition white but they looked great from the dancfloor but up close looked cheap as chips!

Sound:
im a dj and i do tend to go thru a few headphones over time, so for the price they did the job for a while, there still sort of working but they cut in and out, taken them apart and the wiring is all fine, the actualy speaker has blown in parts. considering there the dj range i wouldnt recomend them for frequent dj use.

Feature:
I like the self adjusting headband, though made very cheap, they just use a rubber band that clips to a hook, so that after it is stretched, it will return to its compact size. It looks pretty good. For the money... I got what I paid for which is not much. I dont know if it was just my headphones, but mine didnt sit on your head straight, they were crooked, and almost seemed like they were meant to be that way, for shoulder listening. But it just got annoying.

Quality:
NOT VERY GOOD. I blew a speaker after a months use. However everything else still works, the cheap self adjusting headband, the cups swivel, No cracks. I just blew the speaker. However the cheapness comes with easy wear, there were certian things that just started to happen where I had to say, "wow that is cheap!" BUT YEAH, WHAT CAN I SAY FOR 30 DOLLAR HEAD PHONES!

Value:
Value... cheap, yet CHEAP! I didnt have much to say about these when I got them, I was impressed with the bass, but all the other sounds were quite flat and wasnt impressive.

Desirability:
Looks good, actually I REALLY like the way they look when not on your head. I like the little plastic things that guide the headband. They look neat and unique. and the color of the cups, that is a neat color too.

Sound:
Great on bass, nearly OK for everything else. The bass can be produced with hardly any power. Flat sounding, no high notes are recognized.

Support:
I have stanton turntables, they are good! Basic, they are what they say they are, no surprizes! Never had a problem with the tables or the Mixer I have. These headphones, if I complained, it would be kind of dumb, I paid 30 bucks, I paid a dollar a day of usage... what more can I ask for?

Overall:
I wasnt satisfied, but I wasnt dissapointed. I expected more out of this headphone, but got something's I wasnt expecting but that was very little.

Quality:
they blew out way too quickly, being a dj i need it loud