Sony MDR V600

Pros: Good monitor phone. Shuts some noise. Comfy. Tough and portable

Cons: Quality-wise inferior to Grado SR-60

Review: Review for MDR-V900 (Epinion listing got screwed or something ...)

This headphone is more dynamic than its brother MDR-V600. However, I did not find it to be eye opening. I guess it sounds like headphone should sound. Since it uses larger...

Pros: good sound quality, lightweight, , eliminates outside noise

Cons: unwieldy

Review: Knowing that my roommate and her boyfriend are extremely touchie-feelie, I prepared for another long year in a double by purchasing the MDR-V600s to block out all unwanted noise. Besides these headphones, I've only used the freebies included with a...

Pros: great sound, bass

Cons: flimsy

Review: These sound great, but aren't durable enough for traveling with. They are mostly plastic. Don't let the folding design and carry pouch fool you.

They actually have a little bit of bass kick. Sound is fantastic, unless there is any...

Pros: Great sound quality, durable.

Cons: A little more money than other headphones.

Review: I do on-air radio and bought these as my first pair of headphones for the biz at $100 back in 94. Would you believe that I JUST replaced these suckers a year ago with the upgrade Sony's?

THEY LAST FOREVER! As far as sound goes, I was...

Pros: Fairly durable construction, solid cables and connections, the SONY brand name.

Cons: Mediocre sound, earpads decompose in a few years, too expensive for what you get.

Review: I've owned a set of MDR-V600 headphones for about 10 years now. When I bought them, I did a lot of research and these were highly regarded.

OK, they're fairly comfortable and they sound - well, they sound mediocre. If you're used to $20...

Pros: great sound, very comfortable, block ambient noise

Cons: a bit pricey

The Bottom Line: They sound great, and that's the truth.

Review: I ran out to the local Best Buy, because I needed new headphones badly. I had been using the ones Sony provides with it's sport model (which is crap, read my review). Anyway these looked to be pretty good, and a friend of mine said they were sweet,...

Pros: Comfort, durability

Cons: Price, sound quality cheaper than its price implies

The Bottom Line: A very disappointing pair of headphones, especially for the relatively high $100 street price. There are far better choices, even for one-fifth of that price.

Review: OVERVIEW
I bought the MDR-V600 last March because I wanted something that sounded similar to my 10-year-old Sony MDR-V6, but feel more comfortable. But after seven months of using the MDR-V600, I felt cheated. So I auctioned it off to a...

Pros: The frequency response and overall sound is very good, no distortion, they look good

Cons: Leather is too thin, the cord is bulky for portable use, speaker broke.

Review: I bought a pair and they sounded very good, but the speaker was not attached and it rattled and pressed against my ear, so I returned it. I also noticed that a display pair look terrible since the extremely thin material along the headband had...

Pros: Shut out your neighbors!

Cons: Beware of deep bass!

Review: I bought these for work, because I was tired of listening to my phone ring, and my neighbors kvetch. I also needed a bit more bass and treble than the average pair of air-through 'phones would provide. Overall, they've been fanastic. They're big,...

Pros: very comfortable, great bass, extending cord, compact

Cons: broken, price, cords too long sometimes

The Bottom Line: Buy it if your not going to stress them out or if you like a lot of bass in your songs

Review: Well.....mine are broken at the moment. This is the second time for me. Although they put out amazing bass at high volumes, the cheap plastic construction doesn't help these headphones. My first little run-in with the repair shop ended with a $75...