Best Headphones for Cord Length

get a good dedicated cable.

cables: 5 - good: memory cable wraps around your ear.

these babies stay in your ears no matter what happens around you.4) excellent noise canceling ratio.5) replaceable cable.

accessories were in little plastic bags, which will need to be stored somewhere with all the other little plastic bags and cables i've accumulated.

cable is a nice length, and the volume / mic control is small so it doesn't weight down the cable too much.

pros: it works well, has a mic on off switch on the cable along with volume.

pros: sounds great - fairly long cord cons: none

pros: excellent price, long cord, great mic, comfortable - very lightweight, great sound, excellent shipping via fedex cons: none other thoughts: should have purchased sooner.

the cloth wrapped cable is very durable, low friction, and has a great feel to it.

wire is much shorter than i'm used to from the grados and senns, but i suppose they are geared toward more mobile uses where a long cord would just get in the way.

i used to own the shure e500 which are amazing headphones but with a very poor cable that usually breaks after months of use.

i'd say these could only be faulted for the lack of replaceable cables (which should not be a problem with normal use) and slight micro-phonics in the cables (which can be reduced by clipping the

cord length is great, hangs down to sweatshirt pocket with cord to spare.

thanks for fixing the cable issues with the cx300.

other specs: the cord length is perfect.

nice long cord and inline volume adjustments are good features.

the cables are pretty thick and durable.

love the extended cable as well.

the earphones come with a ridiculously short cord and a longer extension.

my only real gripe with them has to do with the cord length; the standard is far too short (only good if you've got your ipod sitting in a shirt pocket and even that's a stretch) and the extension is