I was looking to buy my son his first mobile phone for his birthday in December last year and decided on a great package from Orange. I think it cost me around £60 and I got the phone, a piggy bank and these fab looking Angle and Curve Headphones. - all packaged in a big black oblong box...super stylish. I was very impressed, as was my son. I had done a bit of research on Angle and Curve and belived them to be a really reputable company so was surprised that these headphones were offered as part of the deal and to be honest it was a bit of a deal breaker. The headphones look great, really shiny, stylish and modern. I thought that big headphones ...  Read the complete review

I had these earphones 'free' with my Blackberry Phone as part of an Orange package. At the time, I thought, why don't they just make the phone cheaper, rather than adding a 'freebie'. However, I do use these headphones quite a bit now, so in a way it was a useful 'freebie'. When I bought my phone I was informed that the package included free headphones worth £60. So when I dropped the headphones a couple of weeks ago (it wasn't a big drop, they just fell off my desk and onto the carpet) and part of the 'ear bit' fell off and wouldn't 'stick back on'; which made me think, these aren't of very high quality. Then when I looked on Amazon I could see that they were ...  Read the complete review

Some of you may remember the deal that Orange had at Christmas 2011 where you bought any pay as you go phone over a certain value and you got a box of goodies free with it. The main attraction in this box was a pair of Angle and Curve headphones which were meant to be worth over £60. I had never heard of the brand before but was prepared to give them a try, they are currently selling on Amazon for £34.99. The Angle & Curve headphones look good with their black and chrome construction but due to their size they are not designed to be worn out and about. In my house we mainly use headphones when using computers so as not to disturb other members of the household ...  Read the complete review

Like alot of people here I got them as a part of a package from Orange. I have had a couple of issues with them since I received them. The first problem was that they are very fragile, I've dropped them maybe three times in total (this being on soft surfaces too) and the plastic bit on the side has cracked. The second thing nergative about these headphones is that they don't get any points for comfort. Wearing them for prolonged peroids of time can cause pain to the external part of my ears. It is to be mentioned that they are ok if you wear them for short amounts of time, but if you are an avid music listener, prepare for some slight pain/discomfort for your ...  Read the complete review

Angle and Curve make some really high quality head phones. They also make these, there not bad by any means but these are the cheapest ones they sell of this type, and its easy to see why... First of all they look stunning, a bit flashy but very angular, modern and sturdy looking. However although they look great there not nearly as sturdy as they look, the cushion pads have come loose on both sides and you generally get the feeling they were made as cheap as possible, which isnt the ethos you'd expect from a company with a reputation to consider...the reason for this I believe is because most of the sales of this product were through orange, as part of the ...  Read the complete review