Behringer HPS3000

Very good headphones for casual use, which means when you want to listen to something not more than 1 hour, and when sound quality is not crucial.
But, if you plan to use them for many hours, they will become quite tiresome to wear. Also, don't even think about some more critical usage such as mixing, recording etc. They are really not at that level.

But still, good choice for amateurs considering the price.

I bought these solely to use with my lap top, and they do that job adequately.

Pros:
Cheap.
Sound OK

Cons:
Can't wear them for very long.
In the studio they are seriously over bright.
Build quality not that great, I've had to glue a piece as the screw came out and vanished.

Colin Owen.
His Place Malvern.

When new they sound nice enough and rather good isolation, both from outside in and inside to out.
The cushioning starts to get damaged very quickly and after a while you get small pieces of the cover material braking apart.
Also, after some time one of the sides starts to have noise, probably from damaged cone.

I use these at home for laptop etc ...good value, sound ok, but some may find them uncomfortable, particularly if you have a larger size head.

The sound of these headphones is not the best one.

Not the best in their price range. The sound coming out of them is quite broken, no low end. The over ear pieces get damaged quite fast.

These are great for a home studio, might not be the best out there, but for the price I thing is an amazing deal

Sound is a bit boxy. Not much bleed so well isolated.