Rating: 
Summary: Cheap but not cheap
Review: I've gone through several sets of ...headphones ...but this beats all of them in sound quality and durability. ...the Gemini set has been going strong for about four months with no problems at all. And I noticed the sound quality the first time I used them; they even drew clear strong sound out of a cheap audiovox cd player that didn't have good sound with anything else. Even on high volume or with a cd player's bass boost on there's no distortion in these headphones. They are more comfortable than other behind-the-head sets I've tried. ...
Rating: 
Summary: Looks better than it sounds...
Review: Ok, so I bought these headphones a couple weeks ago. They looked cool, but to be honest, the sound quality is not the best. However, they are very comfortable. Overall, I would look elsewhere.
Rating:
Summary: wonderful headphones
Review: These headphones are a must. The audio is awesome, making a wonderful blend between the bass and treble. They are very comfortable, and you don't even realize that you are wearing them. They also fold up, so that makes it convienient to put in a cd player case or small area. I recommend this product for anyone who loves to listen to stuff!!!
Rating: 
Summary: Pretty good
Review: These headphones are the best ever. Great sound, great for jogging, and just about anything else. These are must buy head phones. Trust me.
Rating:
Summary: The bomb
Review: These headphones are the best ever. Great sound, great for jogging, and just about anything else. These are must buy head phones. Trust me.
Rating:
Summary: Nice bass, very comfortable!
Review: These headphones have a nice, full bass sound. The are quite comfortable and the sound quality good for headphones that are so light in weight, easy to carry and inexpensive. My only problem with the headphones, is when I walk around with them at a fast pace, they slip down. Most average person's will probably not experience this problem though, as I am very small compared to most adult human beings.
Rating:
Summary: Good sound, but not very comfortable
Review: These headphones look good. They've got a sleek design that make them sort of a fashion statement as well as a functional piece of audio equipment. The sound is not the greatest, but it's good for the price. The "joints", where the cord is connected to the plug and to the earpiece are sturdy. The cord only connects to one earpiece, which means you don't have to worry about two cords when your arms are moving durring a run. They're light, and they fold up well. I can't give them a complete thumbs up because they're not very comfortable. Like all headphones that wrap around the back of your head, they rest on your ears. This would be fine if everyone's ears were the same shape, but they're not. After running for an hour with these on, they started to pinch. Also, if you've got the top of your ear pierced, like I do, you have to take out the earring. It's very painful otherwise. If you've got long hair, you have to put it up in order for the headphones to sit correctly on your ears. You also have to make sure that your ponytail doesn't repeatedly hit the back of your head when you exercise. Again, it's an issue of pinching. To sum it up, if you've got short hair and are only going to be wearing these during periods of light activity like leisurely walking down the street, they're a sturdy, attractively priced option.
Rating:
Summary: Pretty good
Review: This headphone are nice, I love them, but I've been using this pair for like 8-10 months now and I've kinda blown them out, it sucks
Rating:
Summary: Good sound but not good for sleeping
Review: This pair of headphones has the best sound I've heard from sport headphones (Which, I admit isn't much. The only other headphones I've had were ones that came with the CD players I bought.) I purchased these straight from Target, and the sound specs on them such as the frequency was considerably higher than some of the other more expensive headphones. I got home and tried them and I loved the sound they produced. One downside is that the green things that go behind your ears can be kind of a painful hassle. More than once the cord has gotten stuck on a desk cornder or doornob, pulling the headphones forward, the green thingys ramming up against the back of my ear, quite painfully. When I lay back against my pillow the flexable c bar on the back pushes up against my head and the green ear support things ram against my ears, again quite painful. I cant sleep on the side either, because there are these large reflective domes on the headphone that are actually quite useless, and they push the headphone up against my ear. The only way I can sleep with these on is with my face against the pillow, and thats not comfortable because I can't breath.
Good sound, but not very comfortable. Right now I'm looking into the HP550 model headphones.
|
