Review on Massdrop x Koss Porta Pro X On-Ear Headphones: 🎧 Noise-Cancelling Mic, Voice Assistant, Track Skip | Collapsible Midnight Blue by Momchil Vasilev ᠌

Because of the circumstances, I do not have any headphones, and this is a terrible situation for me. Due to the quarantine, I was unable to visit a location where I could first listen to the new ones before purchasing them, and I did not have enough money to purchase the same ones as before. I started my research on the Internet and based my decision on the available budget as well as the reviews and ratings of other people (idiocy for selecting headphones). Cass was ordered with delivery as an option. In terms of the sound, the bass is gentle and enjoyable, but it was the only aspect of the sound that I loved. There is an insufficient amount of detailing, and the vocals are slightly distorted. Quite frequently, something is lacking. As was just described up above, it's almost like listening to a great speaker while wrapped in a blanket. I have stopped finding joy in music and now only listen to it as background noise to keep from getting bored. I have some optimism that they will swing a little bit in the future. In conclusion, you should never buy new headphones for yourself without first giving them a test run by listening to music on them. Who cares - the following are the three most recent headphones that I have listened to and what I compare them to: -A wired in-channel Marshal (I can't think of the model right now); -Audio equipment M50X; -Sony WH 1000Xm2. Despite the fact that their prices are four to six times more than those in Porto, I am aware that it is inappropriate to make such a comparison. I wanted to caution you of making the same errors I did. I wish all music enthusiasts the best of luck in their hunt for appropriate recordings.