Koss Over-Ear Pro DJ100 Headphones - Black

I have had a similar experience to the other one-star review: a connection bust at the jack. Now I get sound only through one ear of the headphones. For fifty quid, this is appalling. Irritatingly, I was extremely happy with the sound quality until then. However, with two out of twelve reviews having problems with the jack, that gives you a one in six chance of having the same problem. I would avoid this make of headphone in future.

I'm a bit of an audiophile and really enjoy a good set of cans. My reference cans are a par of grados, which obviously out-perform these, but are open-backed, 4 times the price, have a big jack and a fat cable. No good for trains/the office. For the cost, these Koss cans give out a decent sound stage and are extremely comfortable during extended use. These are not for going on the stomp though, as the coiled cable can be a bit of a faff to deal with, unless you have a massive inside pocket in your coat to shove it all into.

after trying several more expensive phones in a local shop and not being impressed (B and W) i gambled on these. A week on i think they are great value. The only thing i heard beat them in the shop were the Grado's but they leaked sounds massively. For closed headphones they're great.only thing to add is they are not the tony bennett version as in the picture details, this one does not have a carry case included

Love them doing my best not to pull the wire or praying there is nothing wrong with them

I've been using them for a long time now and I haven't got a single complain. Audio quality is good, build quality is excellent, life time warranty... Simply perfect.

I love these headphones. They do have a few problems. First you need to burn them in, they sound so much better after a few days of burn-in. Most people say its rubbish but when you do you will know that its true or at least for some headphones and for these its a must. Second the pads are a little thin so they can be a little cramped. I put some tissue around and under the pads which give your ears a little more room, more comfortable and improve the sound a little. If you research these headphones some have changed the ear pads with Audio Technica m50s, which are more comfortable but I still prefer the sound of the Koss pads. The m50 pads for me take away the warmth of these headphones. Third you need a portable amp to get the best they can offer. Good quality bass, smooth highs, whilst giving very good clarity. Great for vocals. Good soundstage considering there a closed headphone. Recommended.

I got this product used from a certain third-party seller through Amazon and expected it to work correctly, since there were no specific remarks on the product. Unfortunately, the cable isn't working properly at the device-side plug, and I'm going to have to splice it to fit a new plug. :(The last person who used this product also seems to have worn out the cushioning a bit, but that is okay for me I think. I can tell it's been used a lot also by the smell of oft-washed hair on the cups and top band.edit: When attempting to splice the wire of the product with another wire I had in my house, with the help of my dad, I saw that the copper wires inside the cable are _extremely_ thin, and the solder didn't quite make contact with the cable belonging to the right-hand speaker, so my unit is currently defective, and we'll have to solder a cable directly inside the left cup of the unit if possible.A word on sound quality, though. When the cable was working properly (after we tied the wires together but before we soldered it) I thought the sound quality is really good, bass comes out well (Pretty Lights sounds wonderful), treble is good as well (Japanese game sound tracks sound quirky as they should). If I had a working version of this product, I'd give it 5 stars at this price. The swiveling cups I also like, as they adjust to your head well. Large ears may not completely fit inside the cups, and if you buy a used pair, the cup cushions may be worn out, as mine are. Mine appear to have been used in a studio where throwing things about is acceptable, as it has quite a few cosmetic marks. I would very highly recommend buying a new unit if possible.

Very impressed with the sound quality of these 'phones. Initially, happy with the overall quality with them but after 2 months of casual use, they are broken. There's a connection bust at the jack. This happens a lot with cheaper headphones but I wasn't expecting it with these pricey ones especially since they have the flexi-cable. Seems though they are not exempt from that typical weak spot. I am not sure this is covered by the warranty - hope so because they are too expensive to be regarded as disposable :(