Pros
Excellent sound; worth the cost, Sound is improved over previous V-Moda headphones, Well made, Universal and Apple compatible volume/MIC cords, Protective Case
Overall strong audio performance at reasonable listening levels, Interesting-looking, comfortable design, Cable is detachable, and comes with a spare, Built-in iPhone/iPad/iPod touch controls.
Looks good, Quality sound
Balanced sound reproduction. Build quality is outstanding. Comfortable. The remote support for both Apple and nonApple products with the inclusion of two different Kevlar mic cables. Excels at both high and low kbps audio files.
Cons
Expensive, Not as comfortable as Crossfade LP
Overpriced, Distorts slightly on deep bass tracks at high volumes, Can sound a bit too bright on certain types of music, iPhone controls are awkwardly placed.
Remote is too high on cable
Might be pricey for some. For extreme low end junkies, these may not be the headphones for you.
Reviews
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By Gadling on March 26, 2012
In the age of MP3 players, smartphones and iPads we now travel with more technology than ever before. Those gadgets can come in very handy when we're trying to pass the time on a long flight or when spending hours waiting at the airport. But one...
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By Anything But iPod on March 14, 2012
Forum member Jörgemeister took the time to write up a nice in-depth review of the full-sized closed-back V-Moda M80 headphones. Hollywood-based V-Moda are known for usually taking a bit of a style-over-substance approach to headphone design, but...
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By The Gadgeteer on January 07, 2012
As headphones become more popular as an audio accessory and fashion statement, some companies have been able to adapt to this evolving market better than others. Some lean more towards the design while others cater to the audiophile crowd. V-Moda has...
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By DigitalVersus on December 21, 2011
Compact, solid, good sound and nice design. What more could you ask for?...
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By AVguide on October 05, 2011
V-MODA is one of those firms that at first blush seems to be European—right up until you discover the marketing tagline that proclaims the company’s headphones are “inspired in Italy, designed in Hollywood.” That fascinating set...
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By PC Mag on September 20, 2011
The V-Moda Crossfade M-80 offers an alluring, on-ear design and enjoyable audio performance. But with some distortion at high volumes, this pair doesn’t quite compete with other headphones in this price range....
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By I4U on August 29, 2011
The Crossfade M-80 have a few quirks, but are a very nice offering in the higher-end of the headphones realm. What Others Say about This TDK BA200, BA100, ST700 and EB950 HeadphonesTDK today announced the new TDK Life on Record Signature Sound...
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By Beatweek Magazine on August 27, 2011
Having found success with earbuds, it was a matter of time before DJ Val Kolton’s V-MODA expanded into the headphone realm. With the company’s Crossfade M-80 comes expectations: trendsetting styling, lightweight design, and more importantly,...
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By Chip Chick on August 16, 2011
V-Moda has just debuted their latest flagship pair of headphones, the Crossfade M-80 On-Ear headphones. This latest pair of headphones have been in development for years and it shows in their durability and sound quality. Looking strikingly...
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By 01net
on December 08, 2011 Modèle haut de gamme, le V-Mode Crossfade M-80 est commercialisé à 199 euros. Pour le prix, les accessoires y sont, la qualité de finition aussi. Reste que le confort offert par les écouteurs ne sera pas du goût de tous...
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