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14 of 15 found the following review helpful:
 Good, but... Nov 01, 2010
By CJerd
"CJ"
I purchased the Gemini DJX-03 headphones after searching all through amazon for headphones that weren't too expensive, but were sturdy. When I purchased these headphones, I was really excited: Good quality sound, comfortable, the cord was nice and long, and on top of that they were adjustable. FANTASTIC, even. Unfortunately in a mere week of use I put the headphones on and found that the right side was dead. Almost completely useless on the right side, although it is still functioning on the left. I was very frustrated because of how quickly they seemed to die, and I took very good care of them.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Ouch! Sep 30, 2010
By MelissaC
I wanted some decent headphones to use at work and these pinch my head like I'm in a vice after an hour. They sound good, but that doesn't do me much good when I can't bear to wear the things.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Does the job and then some Sep 05, 2010
By D. Bisciglia
"Swerd Murd"
They're cheap, and more importantly they work! Bass is actually quite good, which was my major concern. They also have that flip-around style earcup for easy monitoring--all in all, you'd be hard-pressed to find better over-ear/over-top-of-head-style headphones for 9 bucks shipped. Like most cheapies, they kind hurt the ears when worn for any somewhat extended period of time (hour or more, normally, although sometimes you feel the burn in 30 minutes). The treble/midrange could be a little clearer too (not hte greatest sound separation), but it's hard to fault a product that performs so well at such a low price.
I highly recommend them--just can't in good faith give more than 4 stars due to the fact that it's an admittedly cheap product and can hurt your ears.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Not bad for the price Feb 18, 2011
By Martin Podjski
"martin"
I didn't like this cause the cord was about 3 feet shorter than my other headphones, an AKG K240 which I really like, the cord became damaged on that one and this one was about 1/10th the price, so I just went with this one. Besides the cord length, this one has cords coming out of both left and right side which is slightly annoying (the K240 only had it coming from 1 side), and the K240 audio was rated really high quality. But I'm no professional audiophile, and this gemini set sounded just fine to me. So I'll take a star off for the minor annoyances I listed above, but overall it's a good set especially since it's about 1/10th the price of my other headphones but still sound good. As far as the headphones seeming too tight comment I saw on here, I have kind of a pretty big head and they weren't too tight. I can see if you have a super sized head they might be too tight, but for normal sized they should be fine, if you adjust the earpieces all the way down it should feel looser for most people.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Great headphones Nov 04, 2010
By Robert
I use these headphones with a small (Ematic) video player. I watch educational lectures. These headphones perform very well and are easily "driven" by the voltage supplied by the player.
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