KossKSC75 Clip-On Stereo Headphones for iPod, iPhone, MP3 and Smartphone - Black / Silver

This budget purchase turned out to be a killer decision. Bought the KSC75 a year ago without giving much thought or having high hopes about them. I was in uni accommodation w/o any source of music apart from a notebook, a phone and HTC ear buds(good for calls but not much else) and having 32k+ songs collection with a limited income, KSC75 popped in my head. Having read numerous glowing reviews of them on head-fi (if you want a thorough sound review of these headphones go there) and no money to spare I said "why not". Now, using them for a whole year I can't be happier so I must say a few things:- the sound is superb, can't find higher quality for the money, they can handle high volume well and there's a good amount of bass and clarity(that's what most non-audiophiles look in headphones);- they are open - not for the library, quiet workplace or airplane BUT perfect for when you want to hear the world around you - training outside, in a cafe, you can even talk with someone and have music playing at the same time;- they ARE durable - kind of delicate looking at first, but I abuse them a lot and I've slept with them for a year and they are as new. About a month ago I thought I had finally broken them daisy-chaining a few amps( ^^ ) but it turned out to be a hair stuck in the driver;- they ARE extremely comfortable - again first impression was totally opposite but you gotta remember you can and should play around with the ear clips, of course applying common sense - everything can break. I have smallish ears, long hair (waist long) and I can sleep with them and forget I wear them when doing sprint.Now that I've got several headphones costing several times more I still use these and I tend to forget they are on so all in all you can't go wrong with these as long as you remember what they are - extremely budget friendly, open and clip-on.

had them a few months now and they still sound great(although i have EQed them a bit), they are designed well they fit properly once adjusted right (just carefully bent the clips to be wider for my big ears).they are light enough to use for a few hours at a time without much discomfort.overall good quality product

I recommend everyone to try these.But - they are extremely open, so if you want to listen to music in a quiet office then forget these, it'll sound like you've got a tinny phone speaker on low to everyone in the room. But the openness gives a really decent sound, a lot of detail, and quite bassy.They are impressive.But, the construction is laughably bad. The ear clips are always coming unclipped from the headphone. The plastic looks like the lowest grade plastic manufactured. The styling is goofy af. The "comfort upgrade" that the 75 added over the 35, is that now your entire ear is now only pincered by a steel spring between cheap hard plastic, the spring itself, and this clear unforgiving hard silicone rubber. So I can only imagine when it was just all hard plastic.So yeah, like a few other Koss products, it sounds great, but it feels like wearing a torture device, but it sounds great so you should try em out. They are very loud too btw.But... they are still worth getting, even if only to have on when you have a dance around the house.

These headphones are truly brilliant for a number of things such as:Audio Quality - Quite amazing for the casual users and audiophiles out there.Price - By far the best price to performance I've seen with nothing really coming close.customisation/modifications - There are plenty of guides/products that you can use to mod these to however you want, i personally have modified mine to utilise mmcx.No headphone band means no headset hair - great for those who utilise headphones a lot.The only downside it really has to me personally is that of the cable quality it comes with, you are highly likely to break it within a year, however it can be offset with the aforementioned moddability with changing the cable.

There's a non zero chance you are here looking for something to work with an Oculus Quest 2 as these will come up as recommendations on various Reddit threads. It is why I bought them and this review is from the perspective of using them exlusively for this purpose.First off you will need to do some cable management as the annoyingly thin cable is a bit too long but once you've got something sorted you can easily store these slipped over a strap with the headset. Some have suggested cutting the wire stripping and splicing and taping it up to the proper length but that feels likely to end in tears to me. YMMV.When you are ready to use them they can dangle freelhy until you get the headset on and it is then easy to run the left one around the back of the set and slip them over your ears. They are vey comfortable and it is easy to forget you even have them on.Sound quality is perfect for playing the various rhythmn games and they keep some airflow to your ears to stop you over heating too much.An advantage over these is unless you are pumping them full volume you will retain some awareness of your surroundings. This can be handy to avoid stepping on children, pets or spouses.Having them dedicated to the headset is a perfect way to go as you can now just grab the set and controllers without worrying about a fourth thing. I've seen photos were people have them integrated with the straps. I tried this and it didn't work for me as the phone wasn't properly aligned to my ear so it sounded weak. Once again YMMV but I would say leave them dangle as it isn't too much effort to put them on and off.There probably isn't anything that is as suitable and this price or less that I am aware of. All the other types are in ears which will block you awareness of outside the game. Feels like asking for trouble to me while in VR.