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Question: Adjustable headband? Do these headphones have one? I can't see any by the looks of it and my head is rather wide, causing me to usually extend the headphones all the way. Cause it not, then looks like this is a no-go for me :(
Document: They can be easily driven by any phone, iPod, mp3 player, laptop, stereo, whatever you have. The only, absolutely only, problem I've ever had with them is that sometimes one of the cables becomes unsoldered from the ear piece. This obviously cause the audio to go in and out. Just spending $2 or so in shipping to Sennheiser, within the first two years, gets me a brand new pair of headphones. Furthermore, they pay shipping on the way back to you.
I would not purchase again. Still looking for a quality headphone set that is comfortable for gym use (no behind-the-neck passe style that gets annoying!). The earpads are adjustable, you just have to tug slightly on them to extend the distance from the top of the headband to the earcups.
I have a small narrow head and usually have an issue with headphones being too large and too wide. This set, oddly enough, is too narrow. It is very tight and is uncomfortable. I wear wire frame glasses, and my glasses are squished by the headphones as well, making them even more uncomfortable. I don't recommend them.
The audio quality on these headphones is perfectly fine. However, I work as a video editor and I usually wear my headphones all day long (around 7 hours). My ears have never hurt so bad. The plastic headband is too tight, so the cans squeeze against my skull. There's no way to adjust how tight the band is, so that sucks.
The plastic holding one of the earpieces to the headband broke on the Sony unit which is why I got these. The headphones before the Sony had a thin cord (like these HD 202's) and that cord had issues with sound cutting in and out. The plastic winder supplied for the excess cord is WAY bigger than I expected. It is much too bulky to use when on the go.
These headphones sound really great. However, they squeeze my rather small head, especially where my glasses go over my ears. They're not even comfortable for 10 minutes of continuous use. I'm really sad because, like I said, the sound is really good for $25. I'm going have to look for another set that don't hurt my ears because I HAVE to wear my glasses :(
This is a great budget headphone it gives a nice clean sound and clear bass. it immerses you in the music without having to turn up the volume really loud. I would have given it 5 stars if it wasn't for one major problem, pain. You can't wear these headphones for a longtime if you do your ears will start to hurt.there is no way to adjust these so they fit tight on your head and this causes your ears to get squeezed.
I was surprised they didn't get sweaty sitting in 80-90 degree heat for an hour; a little hot but not sweaty. The headband is molded plastic so you can't bend them to a shape as you can with metal, but you can flex them a bit so they loosen up if you have a fat head like I do.CONVENIENCEThe set is extremely lightweight and has 9 or 10 foot cord.
I would have rated these headphones 4.5 stars if they hadn't stopped working less than a year after purchase. Here's the thing, great sound quality, bass, and noise cancellation for the relatively cheap price you pay, as well as very comfortable. Really hate the ridiculously long cord which often gets in the way in makes it difficult to take on the go at all, but I usually used earbuds on the go and these at home, so it worked out fine.
I think the brand is promising, but did not deliver in terms of breadth of sound. I use these to work out, and the cord is too long. It would be nice if it had some sort of winding device, but I have to bunch the cord in my pocket. It's long enough to extend several feet, which is rather irritating if you like to exercise w/these headphones. The sound is bass-responsive, as promised, though a bit much for me.
Answer: They are adjustable but not like most headphones (in the actual headband).  They actually slide where the earpiece meets the band.  Each side is adjustable so you can easily find a good fit.