The clarity (both wired and wireless) are unmatched

I was able to pickup partitions of my favorite music that I've never heard before; the clarity the VMODA Crossfade provide is unmatched

Connectivity is typically fast and responsive and now using it to make calls, microphone clarity is good with moderate background noise and great in quieter settings

Connectivity is typically fast and responsive and now using it to make calls, microphone clarity is good with moderate background noise and great in quieter settings

As a professional life coach I have hour long calls with clients and comfort, clarity of voice (both ways) and quality of design are important to me

I use them for gaming mostly, the optional "boom mic" was incredible, the usual gaming crew could tell the difference and the clarity was crisp

ConclusionThe Crossfade Wireless headphones are a great choice for someone looking for punchy bass, extended highs, and excellent clarity

Samsung's are bigger and not as low profile, but in the end, sound clarity and fit are more important than looks.

Their clarity is astounding, both in wired mode as well as in wireless mode

The treble is crystal clear which gives a good deal of the great clarity

I use these mainly for rock and roll and alt rock, and they provide both amazing clarity with exceptional power

Connectivity is typically fast and responsive and now using it to make calls, microphone clarity is good with moderate background noise and great in quieter settings

I really enjoy the clarity and comfort

Compared with other brands, it is also pretty competitive but you have to consider that these do not have active noise cancellation- Noise cancellation/Sound leaking: As previously said, these come with passive noise cancellation, meaning no ultrasonic sound blocking external sounds, but thanks to that, it adds to a better clarity and no head aches

I have found that when listening via bluetooth the sound clarity is a little clearer and more crisp than when using the wired cord.

Clarity is perfect for jazz, classical, or pop

Not only do these completely destroy competition in terms of durability, the sound clarity is just God-like

I thought the sound was pretty good, clarity wasn't great.

There is a great clarity and instruments have a nice sense of decay without ever sounding slow

Wired:They sound amazing with punchy mids, deep broad bass and good clarity on the high end

Right now I'm listening to new EDM by Cold Rush and the clarity, bass, and overall

I believe the Beats are a little louder but the clarity of the Crossfades is better

Clarity is awesome.

even then they fail b/c the

Not as much noise cancellation as I would like for a commute, but in a non transit situation outshines other similar headphones in this bracket.

I don't know why I keep buying V-Moda - I've had several pairs of headphones and earbuds that I love, but break as soon as they are out of warranty.

Compared to something like the Beats Studio Wireless, the V-MODAS easily win as they don't have the noise cancelling hiss the Studios do.

Other companies have tried this like Beats, but in my opinion, have failed as they are all just mass produced variants and typically of poor quality.

Not as good as with a standalone DAC/amp, but I'd say about 30% better than the iPhone alone - which is not a subtle improvement, and without the distortions introduced by the iPhone's electronic equalizer

Two cables are included: male-male 3.5" audio cable and a flat micro-USB cable for charging, as well as an RCA Y-