PopClik 2 ONE PRO Headphone Black Leather Elegance and Soft-Spoken Steel 50 mm Neodymium Magnet Driver Over The Ear

I love these Headphones!They are very comfortable, they fit over my ears nicely, very snug.The headphones are also sturdy. With just enough adjustable points (but not too many), they hold up nicely. They are a little bit heavy.The sound is great, not bassy like Beats, just enough.I love the design of the headphones, maybe a little too young and fresh for an old guy like me, but still nice.Dual 3.5mm ports makes it easy for you to be more comfortable in which side you prefer your audio cable, and you can also share music with someone else.UPDATE: I have had these headphones for 6 months no, and the "leather" from the earpads has been peeling off. I do not use the headphones everyday, about 3 hours three days out the week, so I didn't expect them to start to disintergrate. I contacted PoClik via thier website about purchasing replacement earpads, but two weeks later, no response. This is sad as I really love these headphones, so does my 6 year old son.Overall 5/5

These headphones seem like a pretty good deal for the price.Pros:- The bass range seems fairly comparable to my Razer Kraken headphones- They come with two cables (one with an in-line mic)- Input cable can be used on either right or left side- Packing is adorable: hardshell cylindrical case with two cables, carrying bag, and sticker- Microphone seems to pick up voice well- Microphone has press-to-answer feature (worked with Android phone)- Ear pads feel comfortableCons:- The headband is rather large (they are too big for my smallish head, but will likely fit most people)- The ear cushion on the left right was completely detached in the packaging. It was fairly easy to reinstall, but the pads are connected in a rather flimsy way. Just picking up the headphones from sitting on my desk can cause it to pop off. I'll probably fix this with some glue, so it's not a big deal- They feel a little light; they look nice/high quality, but don't have quite the luxury feel

Update: after a few months of gentile use, the fake leather began peeling and falling off the headband and both ear cups. The seller said they only offer 30 day return service. I paid 35$ for these, but now see they are around 17$. Though even at 10$, they would not be worth it. There are plenty of other headphone options, many with 1-2 year no hassle warranty service.First look:These are decent low-budget headphones, with good sound quality and volume, but the materials could be better. They are fairly comfortable, look decent, and have little cable noise. They do not sound tinny, the bass is full but not overwhelming.Overall, the comfort is quite good. as the entire headband is padded. There is plenty of adjustment in the headband to get a good fit. The ear pads are fairly large, and soft. The pads do not completely cover the ear, but they do not rest on the ear either. I found it most comfortable to fit the tops of my ears inside of the pads, with the bottom of the pads resting on the ear lobes. This produces the best sound quality as well, as some air can escape. I suspect other reviewers complaining about discomfort are placing the pads directly against the upper ear (common for on-ear smaller phones). If you feel too much pressure against your ears, you can always just bend the headband apart a bit so it has a looser fit.The quality control and packing leaves much to be desired. On the pair I got, the "leather" headband was dented and stretched a bit from being crammed into the hard plastic packing shell. Also, one of the ear pads was a bit marred on the edge.The materials are not great, but are acceptable. The headband is thick sheet metal, sandwiched between what feels like 2 pieces of thin/flexible plastic, which is then wrapped in the fake leather material that is also used for the ear pads. Because of this, the headband edges bend and warps some, which is odd. The ear pads are mounted to a piece of plastic that twists off. I found that they would fall off randomly, so I added a dab of hot glue to stop them from rotating off. The "metal" on the ear cups, is just a thin piece of stamped aluminum glued on for decoration. Soft-touch plastics are used for most of the product (headband anchors, ear cups, etc). The ball socket connectors that holds the ear cups to the headband is also plastic.The two included cables are decent, with small connectors, and use a soft-touch rubber. One cable has a button on it, the other does not. You can connect the headphones by using either the left or right connector, to pick which side you want the cable to hang down from.

I love this head set. Only this is the cosion for ur ears sometimes fall off. Other than that great headset worth the money. The speaker the whole part the fits over ur ear it snaps off and on. I dont know why they made them like that.

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The biggest issue that I had was the inner ear liner separates very easily from the over the ear piece. The sound is decent.

Sounded good but after less than a year of occasional use, one of the cushions broke off and the other one had major peeling of the covering.

Honestly wasn't expecting much from these but a great price compelled me to buy them...what a pleasant surprise!!!...great cans for someone who's not looking to break the bank for headphones...very comfortable with great sound