I think the Anbes sound better than the Mpow T5, I thought the T5's soundstage was too closed in and narrow. They did everything ok, but nothing special. I returned them, kept the Bomakers, SSK (Anbes clone), and Ofushos, they all have a different but great sound.

Which size Comply's work with the Bomakers?

Are these ones on Amazon the same? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R8TPND5/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_BUGJDbB40GAHS

Not sensitive or offended. Just calling out people who go out of there way to not help people. Also, I did spend several minutes looking back at the previous pages to see if I could find the info, and I looked at the monoprice website for the info on the updates, before I asked.

Thanks for not helping and the smart ass reply, you add so much value to this community.

What are the version 2 differences? Sorry, I haven't check this thread in a few weeks.

Brilliant, that's a great idea!

I love the way the m1060's sound, but they are very uncomfortable on my head. I have a big head and they put pressure right on the top.    Are there any mods to improve the headband material or comfort of these yet?

Anyone replace the stock headband with something made of a better material?

Dumb question..how do i know which side is right or left?

Just received mine yesterday and listened to them for a solid couple of hours. They are the real deal and Monoprice has arrived as a legitimate headphone company. I think they have more detail and better bass than the HD650's, are a clear step above the X2's in every category except soundstage...

Sounds like Monoprice needs to get their story straight. They told some people the warranty did change to 1 year initially, and now they are saying it was a website glitch?

Do we really expect a company that blatantly copies other peoples designs to have integrity to honor the 5 year warranty?

This defines a bait and switch, I wonder if someone at Monoprice messed up by putting 5 year warranty on the product page.

The M1060's are showing as Out of Stock on monoprice.com already.

You already gave a point score to it? Mine have about 12 hours on them and are improving noticeably in bass quality and imaging.

I find the stock pads comfortable and not really hot, and I have a big sweaty had that usually heats up other cans easily.

After a few hours with them today, they are definitely a steal for $399. 

Straight out of the box these things sound very good  I'm listening at work out of my Geek Out 450, bass is deep and impactful, not sloppy and lacking in texture, highs are airy but not too hot, I like my cans on the warm side, sound stage is not huge but has a nice depth, mids seems on point...

Username is AdamS   More higher end bookshelf speakers and subs.

Anyone know how these would compare to the X2's? I know one is open and the other semi closed, but just curious...

Philips X2/27 for $229 for Prime Members now.

Tempting for $149 on Massdrop.

  I bought them on Massdrop, hopefully I can get them replaced.