Brooklyn Headphone Company BK9 Studio Style Wired Over the Ear Headset Includes Detachable Cable with Built-In Mic and Protective Shell Case Red

Pros;Sound is great, connection is fine as opposed to those who were saying they only got 1/2 connection. Decent with blocking out sound around you. Comes in a very nice looking box and comes with a nice carrying case. They are not too heavy although I can understand the review that says "after a few hours they feel like 10lbs".Cons;If the volume is all the way up people on the outside can hear what you are listening to. BUT that is only if the volume is all the way up. They were also slightly big but my head is a bit on the smaller side so it's understandable.As for the review that said "there is no L and R marking" that is incorrect the marking is inside the band just above the piece that goes around the ear.Overall I am impressed.

Sound is great, but outsiders can hear also so be careful.

great set for kids, look fun, case is great, and sound great

The media could not be loaded.  I like what BKHC is doing with this newer line of headsets. I'm familiar with their Dome light speaker from 2013 and was greatly disappointed with the sound of that speaker.I glad to report that both of these headsets are both well-made and sound great for "consumer" grade headphones.*** Studio Pro ***The "Studio Pro" is an over-the-ear, DJ-style headphone.The Headset features:* large, leatherette padded cups.* bass-centric interior speakers* analog stereo headphone jack for stereo systems* phone jack to answer calls.I've never had a problem with any of BKHC's designs: they're all stylish and fits in with any modern stereo outfit. This old issue had to do with quality. Now, these two headphones will set a new reputation for the company.These "DJ" style headphones are VERY comfortable. The padded set really feels go to wear and you can wear them for hours on it. The only issue I have--and, it may be personal preference or it may be a conscious design by the company, I don't know--but the headphones don't fit snugly.Here's where a discrepancy may occur.If you have over-the-ear headphones and they don't fit snugly, then the gap "leaks" sound. We've all heard it-- listening to someone else's music seeping through the gap in their headphones. Now, it wouldn't be so bad if it were music that we all could agree but I've been the victim of some very bad-tasting music.But, because these are DJ-style headphones, and the cups rotate away from the ear, I'm told by gamers (who use very similarly-designed headphones) that, that design is on purpose because after a few hours of constant use, you don't feel the weight of the headphone on you like when they fit snugly.So, this may not be a design flaw. But, this is how they feel.And, as stated earlier, I love the sound that comes from this headset.*** BK9 ***The BK9 is also a great sounding pair of headphones that also is well-made and stylish.The sound reproduction, like the "Studio Pro" is VERY impressive.The set features:* Soft, padded leatherette earpieces* vibrant, internal stereo speakers* 3.5mm cord with phone jack* carrying case* snug fitOf the two, the sound is identical and while both are very stylish, I slightly prefer the "BK9's" over the "Studio Pro" for of the slight gap in the Studio Pro. The sound leak does bother me especially if you'd wear them in a public place like a bus or a train.But, all in all, BKHC is headed in the right direction and they can only go up from here.