It was two years ago that I reviewed the V-MODA M-100 Crossfade headsets, at the time I said they were the absolute best sounding cans I've used. Since then I've probably tried a dozen new headsets and and the V-MODAs still rank right up there at the top in terms of sound reproduction. The design hasn't changed much since then, but that doesn't make them any less desirable.

Over the years I've reviewed, worn, listened, and tried dozens upon dozens of gaming headsets. They've all had one thing in common - they were designed for gaming and communication first and audio second. That's not to say any of these headsets sounded bad - the Astro A30s still are still my go to headsets I use almost daily. But the latest headsets I've been testing are different - they were designed with audio in mind first.  In fact the V-Moda Crossfade M-100 stereo headsets were designed "by the community" for both their weight, feel, and audio tuning.