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Incase Sonic Over Ear Headphones
$59.99 + $5 Standard Shipping
Condition: New

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Heres a review:
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio-visual/hi-fi-and-audio/headphones/incase-sonic-over-ear-headphones-1078268/review

Looks like they are a great set of headphones at a great price.

EDIT:

Video review for those that don't like to read...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuurs_fNhcA

I picked up a pair of these a while back and am quite happy with them. They do get a bit warm, but it's not bad enough for me to really be bothered, and I tend to run hot. Work fine with a Iphone 4 and a Android phone. Cord could be a touch longer, but thats it.

Decent carry case as well.

Here they are as a previous woot:

http://www.woot.com/forums/viewpost.aspx?postid=4941949

This time $10 cheaper!!

I bought these during the April Woot-Off and I love them. Very comfortable, even for extended use, the mic works well with my Android phone (Evo 3D), and the sound is great. Pretty much unbeatable at this price point.

I have the black and green ones, only thing that doesn't make sense is the green on the inside of the cups, as it can't be seen.

Also note that the cable is shorter than most other headphones (4ft vs 6ft on others), so if you need a long cable this may not be the way to go. The plus here is that the cable is removable! If you ruin the cable the headphones are salvageable

I got a pair of these in a previous Woot. I found them comfortable, but very muddy-sounding with way too much bass.
Maybe I was just spoiled by Senheisers.
IMHO these aren't worth the bother. I'd rather not listen to music at all if I had to use these.

Got these when they were last on Woot (for 10 bucks more, fuuuu), and I love them. They are incredibly comfortable for all day listening at work, and the sound is more than serviceable. These are great in the mid and highs, the bass isn't anything phenomenal, but I don't listen to a lot of bass heavy music. And a lot of bass in headphones usually just covers up weaknesses in the mid and high ranges.

They do get a bit warm, but I'm the sweatiest person imaginable and I don't mind them, so... I'd say if you need a comfortable pair of headphones for long duration listening, you can't do much better for the price.

HughHemington wrote:I got a pair of these in a previous Woot. I found them comfortable, but very muddy-sounding with way too much bass.
Maybe I was just spoiled by Senheisers.
IMHO these aren't worth the bother. I'd rather not listen to music at all if I had to use these.

I had no issues with them. Equalizer settings perhaps?

I got them the last time they were on Woot. The sound is really not good, and the cable keeps getting loose from the earphones. In theory the removable cable is a cool feature, but doesn't work well functionally. I do enjoy having the volume control and pause/play button on the cable.

I'm not extremely picky about sound, but this is really substandard. At this same price, get some Sony MDRs that will last you a million years and sound like gold.

These ones are sort of cool looking, but I mostly regret the purchase.

Here is an unboxing and review.

A CNET Review

Orange White are 149.99 and up. I price checked the other two colours and got the same story. It looks like the only way you'll find these is used and they'll cost you a lot more than 60 bucks. Overall these seem to be very well reviewed and liked by many. These are definitely made for people who like a lot of bass in their music, not the best for a treble head like me.

Here they are over at the incase Website

After all the great reviews and videos I read and watched, I couldn't stop myself from getting a pair. Especially with the price being as great as it is.

computermd82 wrote:I had no issues with them. Equalizer settings perhaps?

Once you get used to the older, premium brands, it's tough to use these. Senheisers, Pro quality Sonys, etc., are used by the broadcast and studio industries for a reason. Of course, as one pro audio hardware guy says in his ads, when it comes to a mix "If it sounds right, it is right." So if your ears like the sound (and perhaps your system works well with them), it's a good deal.

looks like the white ones could get dirty easily.. will they?

I recently had to retire my ATH-M150s after an unfortunate accident and I was in the market for a comfy pair of circumaurals to replace them on the cheap, before I invested in another pair of studio monitors. I bought a pair of these the last time they had them up, and I've been very happy with them! I can definitely wait for the right pair of replacements for my ATHs now, since these fill a hole that I didn't even know I had in my personal collection: versatile traveling companions.

Sound: I did a bit of research on head-fi and found good reviews overall, which prompted me to give these a shot. I have to agree that the sound is pretty balanced (if a little bass heavy at times), natural, and quite clear. Bass is not overwhelming, but definitely very adequate. Very pleased with these as my travel cans, because they're not meant to be "noise-canceling" but do a good job of keeping external noises toned down -- but I can still hear the stops being called on the bus when listening at a low-moderate volume. They don't leak much either, so I'm comfortable using them on the crowded bus.

Craftsmanship: These headphones fall into the "less is more" category, without a doubt. The design is minimalist and extremely sturdy because of it. There are very few joins and spots that need watching for weakness. The ear cups are extremely adjustable and very comfortable, with some kind of memory-foam type padding.

Features: The fact that they came with two cords that you can interchange was one of the selling points for me, and it's come in handy. I can unplug the cord from the headphones and stick everything in the travel case without worrying about damage. The tension of wrapping cords around headphones to transport or store them is one of the worst things for headphones, so this is a very smart feature. Both cords have an in-line volume control, play/pause, and mic, which is handy, but I have a small complaint. If I've zipped my jacket up high, the buttons will sometimes catch and push accidentally, which can be annoying. I've just learned to be sure the cord is in good position.

Price: This is an excellent deal for the value, not just in comparison to the "list price." They're worth the price.

For about the same price, I'd recommend some low-end Grados (e.g., the SR60)...still very comfortable, but sound amazing.

Will these work with post-dubstep stylings?

Do these mute sounds for the non-listener? I hate when people wear headphones but I can still hear the music.

Are these tight on the ears? My Beats squeeze my earrings and make my ears hurt.

I am thinking of getting these for commuting since I thinking they would not be as desirable to a burglar as my Beats.

I bought these last time they were offered. I couldn't be happier. The fit is odd to get used to at first, but after that, they're incredibly comfortable. If you're looking for headphones, I'd recommend these without a doubt.

I missed these during the woot-off last time! I was really bummed, they looked amazing! thanks for the second chance, Woot!

So, as clarification, have people gotten the mic to work with anything *other* than apple products? just curious.

Other than that, my biggest problem was choosing a color. I was tempted to add some variety to my color schemes, but I loved the shade of green, and black goes well with most other things, right?

Here's a head-fi forum thread about them. It sounds like most folks are saying "For what they are, not bad, especially if you like bass" - and they're discussing them at an $80-100 price point. I'm tempted!

head-fi mini-review and forum thread - incase sonic

butterflys4dreams wrote:Do these mute sounds for the non-listener? I hate when people wear headphones but I can still hear the music.

Are these tight on the ears? My Beats squeeze my earrings and make my ears hurt.

I am thinking of getting these for commuting since I thinking they would not be as desirable to a burglar as my Beats.

I read somewhere that they leak sound. check amazon reviews

So you can use these with a computer right? To talk using Skype, Vent, etc?

These are no longer available on the Incase website.

Seems a little odd if they are their top of the line headphones.

http://goincase.com/collections/audio

wholebean wrote:These are no longer available on the Incase website.

Seems a little odd if they are their top of the line headphones.

http://goincase.com/collections/audio

Uhh...

http://goincase.com/collections/audio#sonic

Got them from Woot a while back. I love them. Great sound quality and very comfortable. Plus the removable cable which is a must for me if I'm gonna spend any more than $20 on a pair of cans. No, they don't sound like studio monitors with a completely flat EQ. So if you're buying headphones just to use with mixing and mastering your band's album--well, you should never master with headphones anyway. But for regular listening of music, I like the sound of these headphones way more than studio monitor style headphones. They also sound WAY better than Beats. Once I got these, my beats took a so far permanent vacation (though I did swap out the Incase cable for the one from my beats, as the beats cable is a bit longer). I definitely recommend snagging a pair of these. Well worth the price.

Anyone else having trouble with the website? It's so slow and I keep getting errors. Can't even order.

Regarding the shorter cord: I just add a 3ft m/f to the end when i need some more length. (shut up) Problem solved.

So do these work for pc talking, like skype, vent, etc?

These are great. I bought a pair last time they were on Woot. After I ordered I was a little nervous because I saw all the comments about these not being good for hip hop. I heard the bass wasn't very good.

I have not had an issue with that at all though. Definitely worth it.

I bought these in a Woot off for $10 more than this. They are awesome and well worth the money. I have a droid so the mic and controls are useless but I don't mind. I'm sure these will still be good as new when iPhone 5 comes around...

In for one. I hope the controls will work with my android phone. If it doesn't, can anyone recommend a good place to buy an audio cable without any controls that is the standard length for headphones?

butterflys4dreams wrote:Do these mute sounds for the non-listener? I hate when people wear headphones but I can still hear the music.

Are these tight on the ears? My Beats squeeze my earrings and make my ears hurt.

I am thinking of getting these for commuting since I thinking they would not be as desirable to a burglar as my Beats.

No, the sound leaks out of these and everyone around you will know what you're listening to. These are the most comfortable cans I've ever owned. They will not squeeze your noggin at all. I can wear them all day. I would def recommend you replace your Beats with these. You will never use them again. These things rock and $59 is a great price.

JosephPalreiro wrote:Regarding the shorter cord: I just add a 3ft m/f to the end when i need some more length. (shut up) Problem solved.

I think the cable lengths absolutely perfect for walking around. I can throw my phone in either pocket, move my head any direction and there is no tug. It's also short enough that it doesn't flail around and get in the way. I'm 5'11".

darkgenocide wrote:In for one. I hope the controls will work with my android phone. If it doesn't, can anyone recommend a good place to buy an audio cable without any controls that is the standard length for headphones?

http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10218&cs_id=1021802&p_id=644&seq=1&format=2

So...Whenever I click the buy button or the "you're Account" button, nothing happens, it just freezes/loads and gives me an error...Anyone else having site problems?

Great cans for the price. Incase actually got some help from Apple designers along the way. Sound quality is not the best, but best combination of sound and style for the price.

If it weren't for my Denons and Sennheisers, I probably would've bought one today.