Skullcandy S2IKDY-102

Stylish; Removable cable

Terrible audio; Made of plastic

Despite their snazzy looks and general appeal to those youngins who think appearances matter more than performance, we’re forced to play the part of grumpy old men and pooh-pooh these headphones. They sound terrible.

The FMJ's microphone was a couple steps up from the iPhone's stock headset in terms of clarity, although not quite as clear as those of the Etyomotic, Maximo, and Ultimate Ears models, below. The occlusion effect was only moderate

The INK’D earbuds’ sound quality is far and away the best of any model at this price point

With only three sizes of silicone sleeves, they might not fit every ear shape

The sound quality alone makes these earbuds worth buying, but combined with their unique style and lifetime warranty, the INK’D earbuds pull ahead of the competition.

sooo comfortable, great quality

none

I've had this for five months. It's very durable. The wires seem very thin but they are very strong. This went through the washer twice and it works perfectly fine. I'm getting another one since they finally broke

Wires are too thin and tangles

They do make good quality and do cancel a lot of sound. Plus the graphics on the sides are pretty epic

These are by far the most painful headphones ive ever used (others being ones you wrap around your ear). yes they are sound canceling, but being as such, they are VERY tight. I game and learning to develop games, so im constantly on the computer with...

Comfortable","Durable","Good Value","Great Sound","Lightweight

Decent sound, isolates surrounding noise, comfortable, inexpensive

No volume control, stiff cord, exaggerated bass

A good value. Generally pleasing sound and far more comfortable than stock Apple earbuds.