Massdrop x Koss KSC75X On-Ear Portable Headphones with in-Line Microphone, Midnight Blue

I have a huge collection of headphones and earbuds but none of them feel right. This set of Koss headphones (as well as the KSC75 without the microphone) are the only headphones that I can count on when I need to wear them for over an hour. The comfort level alone sets these apart from any of my other sets, which is great. The sound quality is also amazing.As others have mentioned, the cord on these is very thin, so you definitely want to watch for snags. Also, the cord is fairly short (probably around 2 to 3 feet) so you may need to get an extension cable if you need to connect it to a computer that is not right next to you. Just be sure to get one with 4-pole (not 3-pole) if you need to use the microphone for audio.All in all, I highly recommend this set of headphones for conference calls or music.

I mostly bought these just for playing games at the arcade and other miscellaneous thing but I have to say that these shocked me. They are superb in their sound quality. Just be aware that these are going to do absolutely nothing in terms of noise cancellation (Not a problem for my purposes). Build quality I can't really say as of yet but these are really good! They're also some of the only clip headphones right now.

I got these headphones when my regular over ear headphones broke. (Audio Technica ATH-M30x) I heard great things, so I ordered a pair. They're alright, but the cable is extremely flimsy feeling. Since it's also an open back headphone, all the sound comes in. The sound quality itself is nice (although not very bassy), but the ambient noise of an air conditioner or anyone talking (even in the distance) really ruins the experience. If you have a completely silent room, I think these would be awesome. Not as comfortable as over ear headphones, but more comfortable than you might think. I'd probably jump for a pair of $20 IEMs because they're a very competitive market right now.

They look like cheap headphones you get for free from an airline yet sound like 200-dollar headphones.Light and conformable to the point I forget I'm wearing them.Sound great with any portable music player regardless of power.Quite a few cheap mods you can do for extra comfort and portability, along with some Chinese sellers offering a proper leather headband and larger pads.

These things are amazing. I had a gaming headset that broke on me and replaced them with these. They're light, sound amazing, and the mic is pretty good. All of it is better than my old headset at a fraction of the price.Short cord, though, but as cheap as these are, you could easily get an extension or wireless receiver depending on your needs and still be vastly cheaper.

You look like a tool wearing them but their sound quality it absolutely insane. They are super light and comfortable. Built in mix is nice to have as well I don’t have to worry about breaking them because if it does happen well they are so cheap you can just buy a new one! They sound like $200 headphones

I am trying my best not to oversell these headphones but I am just so impressed with what $25 can get you. I've read all the reviews, seen all the audio buffs sing its praises and I have to say it holds up.I haven't been able to enjoy in-ears very much, and I have really craved a set of headphones that let me listen to my music while being fully aware of my surroundings, and possibly even hold a conversation. Enter the KSC75.I will preface this by saying if you'd call yourself a "basshead" these MIGHT not be for you. The bass extension is not super deep, but it does feel accurate. The tuning on these feel very neutral other than the rolloff on the treble and sub bass, though this somehow comes as a positive despite my usual preferences.It's a very spacious and clean sound. I really enjoy the comfort of these, though they do make proper headbands if clip-ons aren't your bag.I can definitely tell that with modifications, these could truly keep up with headphones many times it's own price. If you're curious, just pull the trigger. Wear them for a bit, give them a listen. I guarantee you will be surprised.Edit: I've had these for a while now, have replaced the ear pads with yaxi pads and got a parts express headband connected to a FiiO BTR3K. It's a lot less hassle than the ear lips and they still disappear on your head with the added mild sound quality boost. These are still a knock out of the park and have been my daily driver's ever since. Big time recommend.

Just got them today... plugged it into my iPone XS adapter and called someone. Works like a charm. I've used the KSC75s for years (mostly for bike riding because they don't fall out of my ears.), fantastic sound, super light weight, and so inexpensive that they are practically disposable... I was looking for a version of them that had a microphone for iPhone telephone calls, which is the new way to go out for a walk with someone during the Corona outbreak. And Bingo! Just what I wanted. A KSC75 with a microphone. The only thing I noticed was that the cabling is really thin. And I mean REALLY THIN. About half the thickness of the thin cabling on the regular KSC75s. Well maybe not that thin but it wouldn't hurt to use a slightly thicker cable. I'm pretty easy on my headphones so we'll see how long these last. If there's a problem I'll update this review.

TL;DR: The sound is pretty good, actually has some bass, but apparently is lacking in sub-bass according to others. They're comfortable and lightweight so I feel like I can wear them for hours without my ears hurting, and they don't get in the way of my glasses. If you have issues with typical headphones or earbuds, I recommend these.In the picture: the Sony's I've been using for ~4 years, the Koss's, and the Panasonics I mention below.I've been shopping around for ear-clip headphones for a while. I can't wear over-ear headband headphones as they press against my jaw and cause discomfort, and a lot of in-ear buds sound mediocre, and I find those uncomfortable as well. I've tried a few different pairs of ear-clip headphones:- Panasonic RP-HZ47 (lightweight, sound awful, no bass whatsoever)- Panasonic RPHS46EK (similar to above, cord went stiff over time and kept poking me in the face)- Sony MDR clip headphones (decent sound overall but top end sounds a bit muddled, comfortable for short periods of time but due to retractable cord they're heavy and make your ears hurt if you wear them over an hour)An audiophile YouTuber I watch was showing his racks of headphones, and I noticed he had the Koss' gray versions of these, and he said that they're okay but would recommend some of the others he had. However, that told me he still found them fine, so I decided to give these a shot.I wish I had sooner.I put them on and picked a song I knew well on my phone, and holy crow. While this isn't ~amazing~, these are the best sounding headphones I've ever had. I finally understand what people talk about with sound stage. Everything sounds crisp and clear. I've been listening to music on my phone for about an hour now and my ears don't hurt, and they sit fine with my glasses, so they are definitely comfortable. I bought these cause they have a microphone, which I'll try out for streaming and playing games.I finally found headphones I want to keep and will come back to for comfort and sound. Once I have more money, I'm picking up a second pair of these bad boys as a back up.

Después de esperar más de 1 mes para que me los enviaran, por fin los recibí hoy.Los compré a pesar de que ya tengo los Koss KPH30i, y pues con la comparación llegué a la conclusión de que a pesar de que estos son muy buenos, me siguen gustando más los KPH30i.Los bajos de estos audifonos son un poco menos presentes que los KPH, y el perfil de sonido es más frío, más presente en los altos y medios. Excelentes para música clásica, o simplemente para escuchar música críticamente.Aún así los bajos son buenos, no están perdidos.El soundstage es genial, bien abierto.La gran ventaja que tienen estos sobre los KPH, es que las esponjas son removibles, y venden repuestos originales de varios pares por 100 pesos más o menos. Además son ultra ligeros! Yo pensaba que iban a ser incomodos y se caerian facilmente, pero estaba muy equivocado.Suenan mucho mejor que mis Philips SHP9500 y mis KZ zsx, y valen una tercera parte.

Great audio quality on these, however they aren't for bass heads as it's decent bass but not as deep as other headphones I've tried. They need to be treated carefully as they break very easily.. also the value isn't as great for Canadians as it's nearly $50 at the time of writing, I would be happy to buy multiple of these for $30. My last peeve is you need to learn to take them off without rubbing them on your ears or they will hurt a lot after a while.

Un poco chicos los auriculares, pero si cumplen todas las expectativas y todas las referencias antes escuchadas..... Si a caso siento que los materiales son un poco desechables .... Pero el sonido es impecable..

These sound even better than the porta pros. They may not have the bass of the pros but the mids and highs are crystal clear sounding and the comfort is better too!I find myself going for these over the pros time and time again. You cannot make a mistake going for these especially for the price. They sound a million times better than ANY Bluetooth earphones.They destroy my Apple pros in sound quality. DESTROY them !! It’s not even comparable.