Yes... maybe the durability and/or design suffers a bit sometimes

they are a bit open so not great for sound

I am a bit of an amateur audiophile with rotating line up of 4-5 headphones at a time and I absolutely loved these headphones!I am a big fan of the Grado SR60s because of the price point and audio quality.

I can hear a bit of distracting static during songs with a lot of bass

Yes a bit flimsy, yes a bit small.

The wire is a bit short and fragile.

Not only the price to quality ratio, but I actually believe that this is my preferred sound, which I can recommend for people who like their headphones to sound a bit more muddy and not as clean as for example all bose headphones

They are a bit awkward to put on and don't look that great

Distortion is a bit higher than premium headphones but, at the price these headphones do not fatigue.

Nice headphones for listening at a low noise environment, the sound quality is good, but I expected it to be a bit more comfortable

They don't do too well with low ends that causes a bit of distortion but otherwise love the design and decent sound.

The comfort leaves a bit to be desired, but you get used to them

It looks a bit odd.. but the adjustable ear pad tension on each ear is genius!

Because of this, it does leak a bit, but it's not very noticable from more than a foot / 1/3 meter away unless you like to crank the volume.

In comparison to the Sennheiser HD202s, the Porta Pros are every bit just as good.

The ear pieces are "open back", so they do not block out outside noises and also leak a little bit of sound

These sound great when you first get them, but just mild bass over the course of a couple weeks has apparently blown them out a bit

As my music taste is eclectic, I listen to everything from Metallica, Classical, R&B, Rap to Oldies and these headphones don't disappoint

cheap，I like it