Koss KSC75

Pros: Low price, excellent build quality, sound and comfort

Cons: Cumbersome to put on

The Bottom Line: The Koss KSC75 is a good inexpensive way to get better sound from your portable music player (be it MP3 or CD) and even get good sound from...

Review: I recently bough a couple of headphones to upgrade both my home headphones and the ones that came with my iPod Nano. I have bought the Sennheiser HD202, mostly for home use and...

Pros: Incredible sound for $25 or less

Cons: Might make your expensive headphones seem like a waste of money

The Bottom Line: For the price, you haven't lived if you don't own these!

Review: I recently bought the $25 Koss KSC75s to replace a pair of Sony earbuds I use at work. They have now replaced the $150 headphones I use at home!

I have bought (and returned) many, many pairs of headphones but was struck dumb when I plugged...

Pros: Great sound quality, inexpensive, lifetime warranty

Cons: Poor sound isolation, required replacement (under warranty)

The Bottom Line: Inexpensive, sound quality rivals more expensive headphones, lifetime warranty!

Review: So your iPod earbuds died, and you're looking for replacements that are cheap but sound good. Sound like you? I was in this position awhile ago and decided on the Koss KSC75 as a replacement, based on glowing reviews on several forums. So why are...

Pros: Great, clear sound, light/comfortable, very sturdy, cheap.

Cons: Decent cord length (4ft), may be too short for some, lower bass.

The Bottom Line: Best cheap phones I've ever tried, perfect for ipod, work, travel, everything! On par with $50-75 headphones.

Review: I used behind the ear $15-20 phones for a while, and recently received a pair of nicer $60 Sennheiser HD497's. Those are awesome, and they made me realize how much of my music I was missing (my favorite music sounds so much different, there's a lot...

Pros: Cheap, Excellent Sound, Comfortable

Cons: Some may find the clip uncomfortable

The Bottom Line: If your looking for a portable headphone for under $60, look no further these cans rock.

Review: I been in the process of trying to find some decent sounding headphones for portable use out of my Ipod. I wanted something cheap, since they will be used outdoors. I ended up with a pair of Koss Ksc-75 and a pair of JVC Marshmallows (separate...

Pros: Sound Quality, fit.

Cons: Let in outside sounds.

Review: Better than expected sound even with the good reviews. I hear things in songs I never heard before. Fit is easy, I just push them flat against my ears and that seems to seal the sound in. Simply a great buy for $20 and www.headphone.com has a great...

Pros: good clean sound, cheap, and fits well

Cons: -

Review: these ksc75's were pretty awesome. bass mids & treble were all there and very accurate. nice clear sound and makes all music sound great. there was a nice flow here too. the clips stayed on nicely the entire time & for the most part i was satisfied...

Pros: Comfort, value/price.

Cons: Best bass responce requires a push.

Review: Best 15 bucks I ever spent on headphones. Sound is full and both highs/bass are there. I own a pair audiophile's grade Sennheisers (590), and from sound quality these Koss are not that far for 10% of the price. The worst is that I have to push them...

Pros: Good sound if you like a crisp sound. Affordability

Cons: Briteness They tangle easily Cumbersome to put on

Review: I heard about these headphones and read the many good reviews on them, so I had to get a pair. I was very impressed with them at first, but after about thirty minutes, my ears were hurting. The sound is so crisp and brite they hurt. I admit that I...

Pros: Affordable, great sound, perfect cord length, comfortable when on.

Cons: Difficult to get the perfect fit.

The Bottom Line: Incredible sounding headphones that belie their price. Definitely a worthy addition to anyone's audio-related collection.

Review: Why I bought them in the first place...

I recently bought a pair of KSC75's in preparation for an overseas trip to Asia. I wanted a "cheap pair" that I wouldn't care about wrecking or losing as opposed to my beloved Sennheiser PX-100's...