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For $22 shipped these are amazing. They're made of a very soft plastic so they flex a lot. One downside is that the cord comes from both sides of the headphones unlike the HD555's.

The sound quality is to die for.

These are absolutely the best value headphones for the money. Mine have lasted me a long time. They come with a long cord also, which is a big plus because I can wear them across the room while laying on the coach. Great sound quality.

They're also really light weight for their size which is nice.

If you want great sounding headphones but are on a tight budget GET THESE.

I have a pair. They aren't the most comfortable headphones but they do the job.

I have these too, and I like them.

One small issue I have with them is that I sometimes have to turn up my Sansa e280 to full volume (even on the high volume setting) to get loud enough, especially on quieter songs. Though I would still buy them if I didn't already have a pair (Though I might buy a player with a higher output level than the Sansa if I could rebuy my player).

It's always nice to have a good sounding pair of cheap headphones around. All my other (acceptable) headphones cost $40-$100, and these are competitive with them all.

- Eric, http://www.bacon.com/

Do these press on your outer ear? I own a few sets of these types of headphones and I have yet to find a set that is completely free of uncomfortable pressure on my ear like the QuietComforts provide.

For me, my ears fit entirely inside the cushions, though my ears still touch the inside of the earcups, though no pressure on my ears per se. If you have large or protruding ears, there might be pressure.

- Eric, http://www.bacon.com/