Koss KSC75 Portable On-Ear Clip Headphones, Retro Style, Ultra Lightweight, Silver and Black

No matter how many others I tried, before too long, the bar over the head bothered me. You don't get the same quality of sound from these as you do from the ones with the bars because these don't fit as tightly against the ear. So, if you're a true audiophile who wants deep bass, these are not for you. If you want COMFORT while watching movies, on an airplane, or working on your computer, these fit the bill. I can watch a movie without noticing them, and I can also wear my glasses without any interference. Within a half-hour of using my old ones with the bar above the head, I had to try to reposition the phones but that only lasted so long before discomfort set in again. (Also, with these, I don't experience "Hat Hair" so to speak). For the low cost, these are nice!

I was looking for a comfortable and long-lasting option after experiencing several broken headphones because of my big head. After countless research, I discovered the Koss KSC75. I chose to modify them with personalized headbands and earpads, even though the stock clip-on design isn't perfect for everyone. I'm happy I did.Even as someone who listens to music casually, I immediately noticed improved clarity and detail in tracks I’ve heard many times before. It felt like rediscovering a music video. I balanced the audio with EQ tweaking and it helped me address some of the volume imbalance and tonal preferences I had. I initially thought using EQ would be difficult, but with help from the headphone community online, it was easy to optimize the sound to my personal preference.What really stands out is how modifiable the KSC75 can be. The simple design makes it easy to customize with aftermarket headbands, cables, or pads. For anyone who enjoys tinkering or personalizing their gear, this headphone offers a great foundation.In short, the KSC75 surpassed my expectations in terms of comfort level, versatility, and audio quality. It is lightweight and reasonably priced that’s ideal for both hobbyists and casual listeners.

I have bought so many headphone brand wired/wireless. Ranging from 20$ to 300$. From at least 20 headphones, this is the best one. Only if we are talking about the audio. They are not that comfortable, feel cheap, cable is short and they are easy to break. Also volume is kind of low on my pc. I use a external software to help with that.Audio. 10/10Comfortable. 6/10Durability. 3/10Price. 10/10My story with them...I have bought at least 5 pairs of them, they sound amazing. I enjoy listening to good audio on music and movies. Can't compete with the price, the only problem is that they just randomly die from 1 ear. They usually last me 4 months, I first thought I was the problem and I didn't take care of them well enough but I then bought another pair and the same thing happened then bought another pair as a gift for my brother and he also had the same problem. A few months later, I bought 2 more pairs and you guessed it. They just work from 1 side. I still have them, I was hoping to be able to fix them, but I found out that the cable was not the problem. It was the speaker that died, so I couldn't do anything. I have tried getting 2 speakers different cables and fixing them but failed. I gave up and bought the another model Porta pro which is 40$. They sound really good, and are still working. I also bought a bluetooth adapter, because the cable is really short in my opinion.

Gamer here, these are god-tier. Had them 5 months now and they're amazing.Only issue I had was that it took a LOT of bending and messing around with the ear clips to find the sweet spot where they're perfectly comfortable. They were actually very painful to wear before I found the best bend. Also, I would not bring these out of an office setting; they seem too flimsy for fitness, travel, etc., and they have a little sound bleed, so people close to you may hear loud playback.That being said, the sound quality is unbelievably good for the dirt cheap price--They sound considerably better than all of my $50-$200 headsets. The ear clips are very comfortable (when bent correctly) & completely prevent headset dent. You can also take off the ear pads and hand wash them so they will never accumulate a scent.They're $20, but they're deceptively good. Give them a try, you will not regret it.!!! EDIT: January 18th, 2025, the wire to the left headphone has broke somewhere and there is now only audio in my right ear. I took them to the gym a few times but found that they'd fall off my ears if I am not upright, such as during the benchpress, but I was always generally very careful with them. I could probably fix them but I do not have a soldering gun. So they took 15 months to break. For $20, that's some respectable value. I will now buy another pair. 8)

I will live and die by these headphones. I got these because I have a lot of volume in my hair and when I game I always end up with headset hair which is hard to fix, but these have saved my hair. They're very comfortable on the ears, and they actually are a very good quality before even considering their price. They snapped on me one time as I was adjusting them but it was only to the point where I could put it back in place and it stayed the exact same. They're very clear and they have stereo audio which is enough for my gaming needs. I would go as far as to say you could use these competitively. However, I don't play competitively and I don't often end up using audio cues when I game so take that with a grain of salt. Regardless, this isn't just a good pair of cheap, on-ear headphones. They're straight up a good pair of headphones.