Customer Reviews 
Love it!
2008-12-07My brother recommended these to me, and I love them. So I bought them as a present for my boyfriend. The sound is good, comfort is good, price is good, and we all love changing the color plates.
Painful
2008-07-28I found these hurt my ears after 15-20 mins. They worked well and the sound quality wasn't bad over skype, but the uncomfortable design is a significant setback.
Hurt my ears
2008-04-22Kinda sharp plastic hurts the tops of my ears where it rests. Almost cutting my ears. Better than any other headset I've tried though. Had complaints about sound quality but that may be the fault of software.
Not a bad occassional use headset
2008-04-07Pros: Light, have different coloured ear covers. Sound and microphone are good
Cons: If like me you use them everyday then will wear out quickly. The foam headphone covers fall off and the foam covering the microphone has fallen off.
At the 3-month mark~ @_@
2008-03-31Well, the price was just right and I got 3 due to the pricing~
Their fates are, after 3 months of continuous use:
1. Working just fine, clear sound, working microphone ^o^
2. Microphone is not picking up sound, unless you stuff it in your mouth basically @_@;
3. Microphone does not seem to work at all, and was a bit dodgy from the beginning
1 and 3 were taken very good care of, 2 might have been been or twisted a few too many times ^o^
Still, was worth the price for the usage I got from it ^__^
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