Mine were delivered about half hour ago. I'm no audiophile but The bass isn't great I expected more. These sound the same as my UE4000 which are on ear and cost me £14 on amazon. I also don't like the cable and the fact it has to plug in on both sides, Honestly if you have no headphones or own a very cheap pair and you're in the market then these are decent for the price. But if you already have an ok pair I'd leave these alone. I got a pair of UE6000 on eBay for £24 couple years back and they are better but use batteries for active noise cancelling and give you more bass. I will use them for the rest of the day before making a final decision whether to keep them, but I'm pretty sure these are going back. If I could go back in time I wouldn't buy but would still vote hot as it is still a decent deal, thanks OP

Would you buy a shirt or trousers made by Sony , Sennheiser or Grado I wonder? But yet it's some how acceptable to buy headphones from a clothes manufacturer and expect them to have great audio quality. Ain't gonna happen IMO.

I've weighed up the following pros and cons so far;

+ Previous high price suggest they should feel premium
+ Decent reviews on the web
+ Stylish looking headphones

- I don't need another pair of headphones

Hmmm...

I presume I'm not the only person here with 3+ pairs of headphones and trying to make an excuse to buy these?

Okay guys, I've been keeping an eye on these things for a little while. From what I gather from reading other people's posts, like me, they are extremely curious about them.

The RRP is obviously over inflated - but at this price (styling, practicalities regarding the wire aside) are we in good "sound per pound" territory?

I know that this is hard to quantify so my expectations are as follows. I eventually want to buy the Sony MDR-1A for general use, I don't expect these to be as good as the sony, but I'd like it to provide a bit of a stop gap and then become a backup pair that is on hand for convenience (whilst the Sony's live in a "go bag"), reducing wear etc. I currently use a sony wireless stereo headset (the original "cyberman" set) that is getting a bit long in the tooth and frustrates me at the lack of 3.5mm but I would describe as satisfactory at stereo sound. I have used a pair of Grado s60's before and like warm sounding headphones - but at this price I wouldn't be too picky.

The use case is not too demanding - I listen to MP3s, youtube vids (both for music and video), get my multimedia through plex, so obviously there is a ceiling on how good this material can sound.

What do you guys think - at this price would it suit this usage case and expectation. I hope this can help others as well as me

i would say. at this price. its okay~ but not hot. still i love it XD

bought..thanks great deal!

Got these in my watch list but unsure?

Great find. Mediocre headphones but for the price it's a bargain if one wants to make a fashion statement:)

Fairly selective with their demo units (fashion blogs / gadget sites), one of them gave a positive review despite breaking the cable :smile:
At £31 though they're a great deal.

I just bought the Sure ones that came on here a few weeks back. They are heavenly and way better than my untrained ear could appreciate.

But I see these (and similar from 'brands') and do wonder what Ted Baker knows about headphones /audio.

Bargain! :sunglasses:

Does anyone have these? If so would you recommend them for casual use on daily commute?

7/10 on Trusted Reviews at full RRP.

So tempted, my UE6000 broke recently, wonder how these compare.

Edit: Well I bought them after reading some reviews. Thanks op

They do look very nice and elegant.

I think that's always the case - but these do get quite good reviews at £179.95

9.95 for the headphones, 170 for the name?

Good price - full price £179.95
http://www.tedbaker.com/uk/Mens/Gifts/Gifts-for-him/ROCKALL-Over-ear-headphones-Black/p/117858-00-BLACK
not bad reviews on the web either

Ted baker headphones... really? :neutral_face:

Are these all fur and no knickers?