Monster Turbine Mobile High Performance In-Ear Speakers with ControlTalk

We don’t often get in a pair of design-oriented headphones that are actually a decent buy. The Turbine Pearls didn’t have the greatest audio quality, but it wasn’t bad either. Additionally, unlike many other stylized headphones, the Pearls are actually...

Solid overall audio performance. Deep bass response. No distortion at high volumes.Built-in iPhone/iPod touch controls

Overpriced. Fit can be inconsistent ear to ear

Following in the footsteps of Dr. Dre, Sean 'Diddy' Combs gets his own Monster-branded pair of earphones—they deliver good sound quality and deep bass response, but cost too much.

Revealing, powerful sound ; Unique and stylish design points ; Wide range of ear-tip sizes

Bass response may be heavy for some ; Bulky earpieces ; iPhone ControlTalk attachment weighs down left earpiece

Though a little heavy and slightly cumbersome, the DiddyBeats look and sound fantastic with sound on par with their more expensive cousins.

Lightweight. Tremendous bass response. Carrying case, fit kit included

Inconsistent fit. Can be uncomfortable if worn for long periods

Monster's booming Turbine features some of the deepest yet still well-defined, bass response you can find in a pair of in-ear 'phones.

They look better than the average in-ear ; Good frequency response, max volume, and tracking. Above average isolation and leakage control ; Very portable ; The Turbines are a good deal from their price

No cord guards might lead to durability issues ; More distortion that we typically see, compared to other in-ear headphones they don't have great isolation or leakage control ; Tend to fall out ; Unfortunately, there are a lot of great deals at this price

The Monster Turbines have the unfortunate position of being better than average at a price point full of excellent headphones. They received good scores and aren't too overpriced, but then again we really couldn't recommend them over all the other,...

They look really nice ; They have an above average frequency response and sound like they have good detailing ; The Beats are comfortable and versatile: they can meet the needs of portable users or at-home users ; They're a viable option for people...

They aren't particularly durable ; Overall, they have poor audio quality. Low isolation doesn't offset a battery dependency ; Kinda portable" and "could be ok for in-home use" mean they aren't great at either role ; The Beats, along with most other...

The Beats are built for mainstream listeners. The detailing is great, and will, to many people, seem like absurdly high audio quality. Add in their comfortable design and interesting aesthetic, and the Beats are a solid option for this demographic. ...

Comfortable ; Comes with lots of tips ; Carry case ; Phone controls and mic

Expensive

The only thing that isn't great about the Monster Turbine is the price, but you get what you pay for in the earphone market today. The Monster Turbine earphones sound great and will work with your music phone.

The Monster Turbine earphones provide brilliant and exceptional quality of sound and bass. They are made of metal which makes them strong and less vulnerable to breaking. Moreover it comes with a nice storage box

This device is heavy and you require a lot of patience in order to fix them properly in the ear. Another major negative factor of this device is that they do not survive for long

The Monster Turbine in-ear headphones are good looking and attractive, offer good sound quality and that is why they are a little more expensive as compared to other Monster's earphones available for the customers.