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50 of 51 people found the following review helpful: By Michael T "Cool Hand Mikey" (NJ, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: V-MODA Vibe In-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphone (Gunmetal Black) (Electronics) These are good earphones - though I was not always convinced.
I've owned several in-ear style earphones in the past at this price range and lower. These are certainly the most 'fun' and sturdy. Despite my doubts, I highly recommend these earphones. Allow me to preface: After weeks of research on different in-ear style headphones, I decided on these. They fit my budget and they offered what I wanted - noise isolation, noticable bass, and a sturdy (i.e. not flimsy) construction - all complimenting my "while listening to an iPod on a commute" use for these. I purchased the earphones. Then cancelled the order almost immediately. Later, I again decided to buy them. This cancel was because, after more investigation, I discovered some not-so compelling features of these earphones and the company. I'll list them below and explain how I got over them (to help quell any concerns you may have), and then give some feedback regarding what they're...Read more 80 of 85 people found the following review helpful: By Pukahead (Honolulu, Hawaii United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: V-MODA Vibe In-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphone (Gunmetal Black) (Electronics) Just got these earbuds and I must say they're pretty good. They have a pretty clear and crisp sound, and a decent sound stage. Excellent for those who like listening to easy listening, jazz, classical, music of that nature. The buds have some bass, but definately not enough to satisfy any normal "bass head". Those looking at these earbuds should consider the following things:
1) Although they say "Gunmetal Black", they are definately not black. They have a sort of green tinge to them. Not that I really care since most of earbud in my ear so you won't see it. 2) The mini connector on this thing, that you would plug into your device is a strange shape so trying to pull it out of a tight jack can be infuriating. The connector is made of metal and shaped like a cone. Any amount of mouisture or the oils on your finger will make removal a project (you could pull on the cord, but that is not recommended). 3)If you love your bass, these are not for you...Read more 16 of 16 people found the following review helpful: By S. Malov "MaloSify" (Davis, CA USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: V-MODA Vibe In-Ear Noise-Isolating Metal Headphone (Gunmetal Black) (Electronics) I'll say things quick and simply. I have experience using sennheiser hd595, altec lansing im716, etymotic er4p... Fairly expensive headphones.
These headphones right here perform very well for the price you are paying for them. V-moda Vibe is designed for use with portable players, and specifically for club music - ie Hip-Hop, Electronica, Soul - and they prove to be the best headphone for that music in the sub-$300 range. (although combination of some full-size phones with expensive sources may do better, but when you got $300 - this is it, and u r paying only a third). What is also notable is that they do very well with almost every single other type of music. If you have no previous experience with high end audio gear - this is it (no Bose is not high end, Bose is overpriced, these will sound tons better than the Triport. if u want price comparison - triport should cost about 30 bucks). In short - if you are looking to spend $100 on headphones, or even more - this...Read more |