V-Moda Crossfade 2 Wireless Codex Edition with Qualcomm Aptx And Aac - Rose Gold, One Size

I've been using it for 3 Months and could not be happier. It looks amazing and sounds even better. I am not too bother by the lack of noise cancellation because i barely used the ANC in my previous earphones and the noise isolation on this thing is excellent, but i understand that no ANC can a concern for some, especially at this price point. The one gripe i have is the clamping force, my ears start to hurt after a few hours of use, Something to bear in mind for those planning on using it for long listening sessions.

The best set of Bluetooth headphones I have ever owned, and sound even better using the cable. The advantages of not having active noise cancelling are very apparent comparing the V-Moda’s to the latest Sony and Bose models. If you can find a shop selling all three brands, try each and decide for yourself. If you like personalisation, buy from V-Moda’s own site, where $350 will get you every design except the precious metals section, and you can even send in your own design. But really, in the end it’s all about sound, and nothing in this sector comes close to these V-Modas. Byw, they take a few days to start sounding their best and it’s also worth while purchasing the extra large ear pads, especially for extended listening, which you will want to do when you hear the sound !

I was after a sturdy pair of Bluetooth headphones and after a few months I was not disappointed. I gave it 4 stars because:1)The sound quality is good but not the best. I find the minimum sound level to be higher then I hoped, with the good sound insulation I was hoping to be able to have a lower in ear sound.2) they came without clear instructions and although most commands are intuitive there are a few things I had to research online to figure out. Shame as the packaging is awesome.3)Being very sturdy they are also quite heavy to keep using for long hours especially as I wear glasses.I would still recommend this pair as it fits my lifestyle plus they look good.

Just got my wife Bose QuietComfort 35 (Series II), you could feel the premium end-to-end quality, but man - when I've got my V-MODAs Codex Edition, bar was raised exponentially, what a piece of art, what a beast, what a feeling!!! Words can't describe. They feel out of this world! P.S. my boss at work said you could get robbed wearing this headphones! They look so gorgeous, and my cut on that - they don't just look, they are!

I’m giving up on V-Moda products, my pair of these have started to die after only a year and a half- even with careful use on my part. They have been a total pain to use for sometime due a technical fault in Bluetooth mode that causes sound to come out of only one cup or for the headset to be unbalanced (one cup much louder than the other). This issue sometimes triggers at random but will almost always happen after using the headphones in wired mode (which is necessary when I’m using them with non Bluetooth devices, making calls with the wired BoomPro mic or if I’m just wanting a listening experience with better sound quality). The only way to fix this is to continuously turn the headset on/off and keep plugging and unplugging the wire until ‘something’ resets. This is an extremely tedious and time consuming issue that has caused no end of frustration to me. When the headset began to physically break in the same way that my previous 3(!) V-Moda headsets did (one pair of Crossfade LPs and two pairs of M100s) and in less time than they did, I knew it was time to call it a day and move on from the brand.I’ve exclusively bought V-Moda for 10 years now and all my headphones have developed the same issues, cracks in the plastic tips on the edges of the headband, loose metal brackets on the inside of the headband making them too painful to wear and cracks on the ear cups. Totally unacceptable for such expensive headphones. A real shame because I love how they look and sound and they FEEL like they should be durable but they’re only as strong as their weakest parts and those parts fail consistently over and over.

Amazing set of headphones, light comfy and the sound is amazing, balanced crisp clean and clear. Base is perfect, definitely worth the money, the only down side is the rest of the family want a set now!

Had LP2 sometime ago, they were a bit bigger and a bit louder, these ones are more refined. Recommend

Left cup was dead on arrival, super uncomfortable. They look beautiful, and I love the way they can snap into this super compact form, it's a thing of beauty, and the little carry case. From an aesthetic and compact point of view these headphones are amazing, so beautiful and stylish.However no aesthetics can save the V-Moda Crossfade 2's from the disappointing sound quality, and how uncomfortable they are. Although one cup completely lacked function, I could hear that the sound quality even from the functioning cup was extremely mediocre, which I might have settled for had they been entirely functional and comfortable.Speaking of how uncomfortable the V-Mods CF-2's are, they come with very small earpads that make it almost mandatory to buy their large earpads, which means these headphones are £20 more expensive than they look. (Yes the large pads are £20, ridiculous.). Now you might mistakenly think that these new pads fix the comfort issues, they don't. They just make them wearable for the average person. They are still uncomfortable as hell, and I couldn't wear them for over an hour, as someone who usually has a high tolerance and minimal comfort issues. I could wear my Sony XM3's (which I bought after returning these) all day without issue. Which I highly recommend the XM3's btw, which cost me a whopping £70 less than these awful, awful headphones.Presentation is an easy 5 stars, (my XM3's wish they were so hot.) Everything else? get. in. the. bin.