The headset was purchased for my 9 year old daughter (hence pink color) to use it with her iPod. She absolutely love it.

Consistent; Easy To Use; Excellent Sound

The ear cups don't quite cover my ears all the way and so they squish the outer part of my ears which makes them hurt after listening to music for a while...a while being 30 minutes. Contemplating sending these back but I'm not sure..

Nice sound Secure fit Colors :P

Uncomfortable ear cups

Available for Christmas, I say here Premire my impressions of these headphones (trs trs) East and collection outdoor DJ. exprience headphones almost non-existent, my REFERENCE are PortaPro (qq essay for days) and poingne a headphone really crappy.

I really like these headphones. They don't hurt my ears and I think the sound is really great. Specifically, a lot of attention was paid to emphasizing the bass. After the break in period I’m loving them more. I love funky colours a lot so I was really excited when I bought them.

Brought these for going on my holiday. The sound quality was'nt bad for the price that I paid. Bit fidley on the fold up on the ear part of it. Takes a bit of getting used to.

They are great for heavy bass and massive beats! The thing is it has great highs and great mids too. It is almost impossible to find Great highs, mids, and lows in a pair of headphones this cheap.

Comfortable; Compact; Good Bass; Good Value

Third quality of delivery

In the business of personal audio and headphones for a while now, Panasonic has a large range of products, including the RP-DJS400 headphones on review today. Priced at Rs. 1,499, these affordable headphones come in a variety of colours, and swivel and turn just like DJ headphones.

Good design and build; Freely moving earcups; Comfortable and easy to use; Decent bass response

Average sonic imaging and soundstaging; Low-end tuning isn't great