V-Moda Crossfade 3 Wireless Headphones - Gunmetal Black

They do exactly what I need them to do via Bluetooth or plugged into a controller or a mixer. Sound quality is great for the price. I own a pair and been a fan Pioneer DJ HDJ-X7 for about 7 years now. Lost pairs and didn’t care to buy them over and be loyal to pioneer. The crossfade wireless is a bit more on the bass side when plugged in to a mixer or controller but still holds the form of the highs and mids. Though I would love more active noise control features. The buttons are not too fancy but durable. Did I mention the headphones itself are VERY DURABLE. Built like a tank lol. The app that comes along with it helps EQ some of the sound out to where it’s comfortable to your liking. I know in reviews it’s mentioned that the app has no real use but I think it’s cool that you don’t stay stuck to the default presets and have more of a preference to your ears. Also I do wish the ear cushions were a bit bigger but it’s not an overall uncomfortable fit. I will be purchasing the XL cushions and applying them to see if I get a better fit. I give it to V-MODA & Roland for making a solid pair of headphones for DJ’s that wants a duel option of Bluetooth or via 3mm Jack. Also the battery is not needed to use with cable. Have a feature that shuts off Bluetooth automatically when plugged in which is very handy for when I’m done with my sets and want to jump right back into my Spotify or iTunes playlist. I’ll be using these a bit more than my pioneers for now.

I enjoy the vmoda aesthetics and sound quality. The sound out of the box is subpar but can be improved through the app along with android sound settings. Now they sound crisp and clean. Like some of their other headphones, I'm unsure why the ear cushions are small. I recommend getting the XL cushions (sold separately...sigh) for that extra comfort if you find them discomforting, I just wished they included 2 sets of sizes in the first place given how much you pay. What I particularly enjoy about these is the battery life, they hold out for a long time before having to recharge them. Overall, these are great stylish headphones with great sound to back it up.

This is my second pair of crossfade headphones. The first pair is still going strong after 10 years but I wanted to switch to wireless. The sound quality is exceptional. They can become a bit uncomfortable with prolonged use for gaming and binge watching. But it's nothing that I find unbearable. So far, another great quality pair of headphones from v-moda.

Even with the extra large ear cushions, these are way too shallow for me to use for extended periods.Beyond that, the sound quality for use with either my phone or pc is easily beaten by cheaper headphones that I can wear for much longer. Being no expert in audio, these have a very poorly balanced range that makes everything sound as if it was being played through a soda can or something. Bass is way too low, highs and midrange just sound off without major tweaks via a mixer app.The mobile app Vmoda has on the app store was entirely inadequate for properly tuning these to make them bearable in anyway over my $20 skullcandy earbuds. If you see this review, I cannot stress this enough, your money is better spent elsewhere and you can find much cheaper headphones that are much better sounding and way more comfortable.

I've had a wired pair of V-Moda headphones since ~2012. Still use them to this day, the sound quality is great. I have a cat now that loves to grab at the wired cable, so looking to get a pair of wireless headphones. My first try was the top of the line Sony product, which was...fine? Not what I was looking for though, so I thought it would be good to return to V-Moda since I already love my current headphones.Bought these, and they look and feel exceptionally good as I have come to expect from this company. Unfortunately, the quality of sound was shockingly bad. It was tinny, almost muffled, and no amount of EQ changes could really fix it. To make sure I wasn't crazy or picky, I had friends try them out. All of them had a similar stank face within 3 seconds of listening to something. I get a much better sound quality out of wireless earbuds like Apple AirPods, *even Raycons*....Obviously there will always be a loss in quality when comparing wired to wireless, as Bluetooth technology still needs to progress, but these are just plain unusable for anyone that wants a premium (or even standard if we're being honest) listening experience. I still LOVE my wired V-Modas, but if this is indicative of where the company has taken their quality, I may have to hope and pray my current pair lasts another 10-15 years