Customer Ratings & Reviews

I Dj on the weekends and these are honestly the best headphones I’ve ever used. I would recommend these over beats any day

Originally had bought soundheisser but was no satisfies with the bass or low max volume and these were better for a lower price

These headphones have great sound, i have listened to rock and hip hop music and they sound just as good wired or wireless.

These headphones are good with all music vocals are crisp and lows are thumping and highs do not overwhelm the other sounds

I really like the wireless aspect with the addition option to plug into any device once it’s out of power

My. Teen loved this surprise Christmas gift. He had the wired set previously but these are much more freeing.

My son loves these headphones - he says the sound is clear and they have great noise-reduction.

Great sound! Really appreciate the obviously strong workmanship.

Great sounding headphones and they are extremely well built

Great sound for the money. I would recommend wired over the blue tooth sound by far.

Bought a pair for my Granddaughter for Graduation . Had to have a pair for myself. Didn't need noise cancelling so fit the bill perfectly. Love them.

Had the LP2's which were great but wanted wireless and these are awesome in wireless mode and even better than the M100 is wired mode.

I've recently acquired a taste for the audiophile-grade technology that is out on the market; and let me tell you, these headphones hit the mark. Whether it be the 50mm drivers (with V-Moda's personal dual diaphragm technology), the sleek Italian design, the extensive reputation behind the Crossfade series, or the superb wireless design that drive your desire to shop for some high-end headphones; you're looking in the right place. In many cases the wireless capabilities of the headphones make some onlookers pause and question the quality of the headphones and while many audio-lovers may vehemently discourage the use of Bluetooth headphones for the significant drop in overall quality of the audio being reproduced (a side effect of compressed formats) I will personally vouch for the tremendous job the Crossfade Wireless does with compressed signals, making the audio quality nearly indistinguishable from the audiophile quality wired format also featured with these headphones. All in all, these headphones are excellent wired/wireless compatible, great sound producing, and will rival more expensive pairs any day. (I would also seriously recommend the XL memory cushions, and for someone looking to maximize the headphones compatibility, the BoomPro microphone adapter.)

It only takes one word to describe these headphone... m..AWESOME!

These are the best brand wireless headphones in the world

I returned these in order to buy the Dre headphones.

I bought these for my daughter-in-law and a red one for my son as Christmas gifts. Five years later they are still going strong. They take them everywhere for road trips, vacations, (love them on plane and airport) They both say these are the best headphones they've had. NOTE: My son is super picky with electronics and he said he is super happy with these.. soo... :) I did research b4 purchase and V-Moda won hands down. Would definitely recommend.

I have my fair share of headphones, wired and Bluetooth wireless, and I continually turn to these as my everyday drivers. I had the V-Moda Crossfade M-100 headphones and traded them in for these. The Crossfade Wireless are built on the M-100s using the same drivers and design, there are small changes though. The drivers were tuned for Bluetooth wireless performance and the design of the headphones has changed so that you can no longer fold them up into a small package. I currently have a pair of Beats Studio Wireless headphones along with Bose SoundLink Around Ear II headphones. I like each model for different purposes. The Beats are stylish and have some noise canceling while the Bose are extremely light, comfortable, and fold flat so they are a bit easier to pack up and go. I stopped using both of those after upgrading to the Crossfade Wireless. I wanted a pair of over-the-ear wireless headphones and finally found the pair for me. Their design is rock solid and built like a tank. Although they don't fold up like the old ones, they do come with a rigid carrying case so that you can throw them in anything during travel and not worry about breaking them. You can also customize the design a bit by purchasing shields through Best Buy and on V-Moda's website. I have a custom pair of shields from my M-100s that were installed on the Crossfade Wireless. There are two aspects about the design that I don't like though. First, the earpads are too shallow for me so my ears end up hitting the driver covers and, after a while, the listening experience is uncomfortable. Second, the buttons for controlling music playback and volume are too squishy. I wish there was a more tactile feedback when pushing in buttons as I often have to press a button twice before it's actually registered. That being said, the earpad problem can be fixed if you purchase their XL memory foam cushions for an extra $20. It makes the listening experience a whole lot better and I can wear them for hours. The XL cushions from my M-100s were installed on the Wireless model. The sound quality is above and beyond most Bluetooth headphones though it isn't for everyone. The Crossfade Wireless are bass-heavy though they don't really sacrifice any other aspect just to pump up the bass. For example, the Beats Studio Wireless headphone sacrifice pretty much all mids just to pump out the highs and lows. The Bose have solid bass and mids but tend to roll of the highs. The Crossfade Wireless are not studio accurate but they don't sacrifice any aspect of the mids or highs just to have more lows. Their bass is also not over exaggerated. It's powerful, clean, and quite enjoyable. Rock, metal, electronics, EDM, and rap/hip-hop all sound great. The Crossfade Wireless also have a sound stage that has to be heard to be believed. It sounds almost as if the band is playing in a studio right in front of you. Cymbals can be heard to the far right while a tapping snare is heard mid-left all while a crunching rhythm guitar is playing behind you. It's something that no other headphones, I have, has been able to replicate. I do notice that the bass is a bit heavier when using Bluetooth but it's not obnoxious and again, nothing else is sacrificed. The battery life of the Crossfade Wireless could be better. V-Moda rates them at 12 hours but I usually get a little less. That might be due to my listening volume (a little over 50%) but it would be nice if they were able to match Bose with their 15-hour headphones (which often get 16-17 hours of playback for me). The one benefit is that, once the battery dies in these, you can plug them in and still have a great listening experience that is, at the very least, on par with the Crossfade M-100 headphones. That's another benefit these have over the Beats. All-in-all, if you are looking for solidly built headphones that sound great, will hold up better than the competition, have the same sound quality wireless and wired, and are a much better value (and product) than the Beats Studio Wireless, you should buy these. V-Moda offers a 1 year warranty with them as well along with a lifetime program where they will give you 50% of their value so that you can buy another pair. That's if you happen to run over them with a tank. You can't go wrong with these headphones unless you are looking for something super accurate. Then again, the success of Bose, Beats, and bass-heavy headphones from Skullcandy and Sony show that most people aren't looking for a dull, flat, accurate sound curve. They want an enjoyable listening experience and that's exactly what the V-Moda Crossfade Wireless provide.

Bought to replace an aging pair of Crossfades Cool color but static and disconnects all the time Stepped up to some Senns. MUCH better

When I connected it to Bluetooth and turned the volume down there was this buzzing noise I couldnt get rid of. This was a major problem for me so I ended up returning them.