and they pinch my ear a bit, which is why only 4 stars

I do worry a bit about the longevity of the wires

I tried them with my glasses off for a little while, and they were much more comfortable, but still pushed on the top of my ears a bit

They don't manipulate the sound one bit, so when you're mixing, what you hear is truly what you get

A bit hot and sweaty after a

and I feel like the highs are a bit crisper

It can easy stretch 7-8 ft, but after that it starts to pull an awkward bit of tension.

A bit bulky headphone

The MDR-V6 sounded a bit too harsh in the highs for my liking

The sound is very much to my liking, a bit softer, not harsh

As someone else reported the head band is a bit hard, not a bit deal, but that was the only thing I didn't like

I've had these for about two, maybe three years and the cushions are just now starting to crack a bit despite all my abuse

A bit hot and sweaty after a

Improves the sound a bit and the comfort is amazing

It's lacking a bit of bass, but it's actually not that bad, only if you're used to artificially boosted headphones will you be disappointed

Although the winning AT M50s seem a bit heavier and a bit more unwieldy, they are also more comfortable and secure, in addition to having a more realistic sound stage

:I may have been a bit harsh in my description of these 'phones since I am used to the true audiophile-quality pair that I use for home listening.

If you are using them for more than a few hours in a row without any breaks you might want to consider something a little bit more comfortable.