always work well for me. never had a leak issue and have used these for years.

If you dont want to read my rather long review, my summary is that these are nearly perfect if not for their insane sound leakage.- great quality sound (9/10)- loud volume (10/10)- comfortable on the top of you head (7-8/10)- comfortable on ears (8-9/10)- noise cancelling (8/10) - they arent actually 'active' noise cancelling, but are passive noice cancelling. of course you will always hear whats going on outside as with any $300 pair, but they block out background noise in general- asthetics (7/10) - imo they dont look too trendy, but for the price thats no concern, and who gives a duck *quack* about appealling to the wider masses anyways eh?noise leakage (0/10)noise isolation (which is about cancelling external noises as much as possible and and reducing internal noise leakage as much as possible) - (4/10 - good enough cancellation, ridiculous leakage)so what's the problem? why am i returning them? because they dont have good noise isolation properties. 'noise isolation' is supposed to be: 1- about blocking out, or cancelling (whether actively or passively (these are passive)), outside noise as much as possible; and, 2- about reducing sound LEAKAGE. these headphones fail on this second point. I kid you not when plugged into my iphone 6 at max volume, they're literally like speakers (weak speakers but still so loud). For me, that's a problem as i have flatmates to consider and as I dont want to be that guy who plays his music so loudly late at night nor in public.If such excessive sound leakage is not a problem for you, i highly recommend these headphones as their sound their quality, their comfort, and (clearly) their volume are all top level. dont even bother with $300 Bose or Sony or Beats, try out these bad boys they will blow your mind!However, if, like me, you want good quality loud headphones that isolate sounds (i.e. CANCEL external sounds and DON'T LEAK internal sounds) then look elsewhere. its as simply as that. Its weird to be sitting on a bus / in the tube with headphones loudly bursting out classical music which im trying to memorise for piano - imagine sitting in public while listening to chopin's 1st ballade in g minor (DUUUUUUUNNNNNN, DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN DUN, DUN DUN DUN DUN DUUUUNNNNNNNUUUUNNNNNNNNHHHH - if you know, you know. if you dont know, google it), too loud and you look weird.Also, dont bite my head off, i know these are 'DJing' headphones and that leakage is not much of an issue for DJs as all they care about is having loud headphones that cancel outside sounds so they can hear their own music (i dont know mjuch about DJing). but 'isolation' means 1- cancelling external sounds as much as possible and 2- reducing internal sound leakage as much as possible, so my argument is justified.

This camera mount was instrumental in tracking down a bathroom leak. Nothing like having high def video evidence when troubleshooting a water leak. Clamp it on any pipe, on a 2x4, or onto sheet metal. Works great in tight spaces.

Love this cup. Doesn't leak and keeps my coffee hot. Wish it was bigger though.

It is so nice because the softness from the material of the headphones that sit on your ears is like floating on cloud nine. The sound quality is more than enough and the sound leak is very minimal. I love how it adds style into everything I do. I got this as a Christmas gift for my sister and I hope she loves it as much as I do.

cute cup but the snap that overs the hole in the lid, though leak proof, splashes a bit when closing

they are really light but dont feel cheap dont cancel out hardly any nose tho but they do sound great and have pretty good directional sound

Works great! Holds trash and doesn’t leak. Would recommend.