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Question: how long is the cable?  If ti isn't longer than 1.2 m is there a replacement cable option?
Document: Just go to monsterproducts dot com, click on headphones, then replacement parts. It's the Diamond Tears Edge 1/8" Mini Cable - Crystal - WITHOUT THE CONTROL TALK. Enjoy!
320 kbps (CD quality) mp3's are obviously highly recommended.That said, they do shine with EDM, electronica, trance, house, dubstep, pop, hip-hop and some rock music. Metal and classical not so much.Movies and video games also tend to sound overly boomy when using these headphones, so there's that to take note of. Will update again soon. Peace.UPDATE 1.2 - Out of pure vanity, I recently bought a fairly inexpensive headphone cable from Monster.
It's a pain to try and keep track of how long I've been listening to know when the batteries are on the way out.- The mic cable is not statically shielded- when wearing a poly fleece I get noticeable popping in the earpiece from static discharge.- Heavy.
Your entire ear may fit inside the ear cups if you have smaller ears, I suppose.Some positive aspects:1. The sound quality is on par with the Bose QC15. Not better. Not worse. The sound is comparable.2. They fold flat! Not only do they fold inward, but they can also be folded flat, just like the Bose QC15! This is perfect for having a variety of storage options. This is new for the Beats lineup.
I really wanted to LOVE these. The sound is really good and clear and the noise cancelling feature is great especially on those plane rides with that one screaming baby that is just miserable. However, I already have problems with these and I just received them 2 weeks ago as a birthday gift.1. the in-line mic doesn't work on my Galaxy S32. Unlike other noise cancelling headphones, you can't use these without batteries3.
I returned the headset.Hiss - Some reviewers may tolerate the "background" hiss. When listening to the headphones in quiet environments I found the hiss overbearing. You can turn the music volume up to mask the hiss... that said this is a bad idea: 1) the hiss becomes even more noticeable during any breaks/lulls in the music; 2) Not to mention the health issues of turning the music too loud;Noise Cancellation/Isolation -  Airplane noise was still quite noticeable.
I ordered the Bose 15 and the beats executive at the same time.Beats executive:+ beats hv a better design- the noise canceling is terrible. Outside noise is cancelled and shadowed with a constant noise level from the headphones- the headphones press on top of your ears which is not very comfortable when listening for a long timeBose- design- cable is very thin and looks fragile+ amazing sound and even better noise canceling.+ super comfortable to wear
2) these did not give the disorienting feeling that I had just stuck suction cups to my skull, like the demo QC15's did. 3) the soundstage on these phones was far more detailed than what I was used to. And 4) the 3.5mm cable can be pushed into the left earpiece too firmly, causing a very undesirable set of audio artifacts. But that's not a problem if you're not jamming the plug like a retard.The construction of the headphones is very impressive.
Even then, at least give us the option to use the headphones without using the noise cancellation.
They fold both flat and inward, which makes for convenient storage options.If you never plan to use these for noise-cancellation only (i.e. with the music turned off), these are a great headset option.
Answer: It comes with 2 red cables.  1 straight audio cable and 1 cable with iPhone controls (vol up, vol down, mic for calls, play & pause which also doubles as a call answer button I believe). Both 1.4 m long. And both have 3.5mm male ends. There is an included 1/4" adapter for stereos, amps and such.