good set of cans

 remember when I first spotted these Omars headphones a year or so ago and thought 'wow'. At £49.99 they went into my 'save for later' draw and I waited to see if the price would fall. Saw them for £27 the other day and went for it, despite slight concern that, amid all the gushing about the aluminum and leather, it's hard to find any pictures of people actually wearing them. When they arrived, I realized why. Yes, the headphones look very stylish indeed – until you put them on. There is a huge gap between my temples and the headband, which I'd say makes me look like a clown and renders the headphones unwearable outside the house. You might get away with it if you have big hair but anywhere near a short back and sides and you can drive a truck in between the band and your head. The sound and comfort are decent, especially at this price, but it's hard to see why the designers who paid so much attention to the look and feel didn't consider the importance of fit.
Of course, if you're not worried about this issue, the Omars 'phones are well worth what I paid for them.