Sennheiser HD 595

Pros: COMFORTABLE, balanced, 2 year warranty

Cons: Open design (unless you don't mind it), and some plastics are flimsy

The Bottom Line: Buy this headphone if you listen to ALL types of music, do not mind the open design and want something that is VERY comfortable.

Review: I ordered these after deciding between the Audio Technica's and Sennheiser HD595. I'm not exactly sure why I chose one over the other but now the 595's are on my head and I'm completely happy with my purchase. Comfort These are the most comfortable ...

Pros: Balanced sound. Comfort. High volume on low-output devices.

Cons: Cable design. Plug.

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this one to any music lover. It's an amazing product.

Review: Sound (5/5) Always a matter of taste, but for me, amongst a vast array of competitors in the store, this one came out lonely on top. The bass response is amazing, tight and detailed - at first I thought is was too much - I had to get use to the warmness ...

Pros: Good sound balance and dynamic range, good bass, soft earpiece cushions, single-sided cord, lightweight

Cons: Somewhat heavy clamping pressure from earpieces, low efficiency, slight lack of presence

The Bottom Line: These should certainly go on anyone's list for considering headphones under $200, but be aware of the comfort issues and low efficiency.

Review: For those who love the Sennheiser sound, these headphones will not disappoint. The warm, powerful bass is there, along with the full midrange. The high-end is a bit muted, but more than adequate for rock and techno-music. Jazz, classical, and acoustic ...