🎧 Samson SASR350 Over-Ear Stereo Headphones Review

1) Stands on "Earphones". These are not in-ear headphones. 2) Cable is 3 feet long. Whether your computer is on the floor or on a table, 3 feet is ridiculous.

Bought to complement a new portable piano for quiet practice. The piano salesman highly recommended them and they were a good choice for entry level headphones! The earphones can be easily adjusted to different head shapes and sizes and deliver a clear and powerful stereo sound.

I don't understand at all why this is Revain's choice and so many good reviews. I bought two pairs for my daughters and both earbuds fell out of my ears several times during the trip. I'm always just trying to put them back on. Very disappointed and won't be listening to "Revain Choice" again.

After 2.5 years I decided to write a review about these headphones. I have a much better pair of closed-back headphones that sound much better. Compared to my more expensive Tascam headphones, these only sound mediocre. The fact is that these headphones weigh almost nothing and are comfortable. I've been using it for over 2 years now and the quality is good. I wear them all day. I wear them for the weight and comfort. I consider them a good price.

Basic test Samson SR350. Pros: Build quality is impressive for such a low price. The ear pads are nicely lined. Tension just right. Bass is punchy. As expected: the headband is plastic but adjustable. Comes with a 1/4" adapter and 6ft cable. The sound is boxy. The stage is very tight. Cons: The earcups are fully fixed, non-pivoting (!) and didn't fit my ears properly Thick earcups helped, but uneven pressure on the earpads, the high frequencies roll down significantly.

I bought these for basic speech editing with Adobe Audition and these cans are great for that purpose. If you're looking for quality playback or a pair of iPod jamming headphones, look no further. Sound quality is normal but lacks clear and detailed sound. The frequency range of the headphones is in the middle with VERY little detail in the high or low frequency range. As a result, the cymbals do NOT "hiss" and the bass lacks power or detail. They are suitable for audio production purposes that

I'm used to audiophile sound, and these headphones deliver nothing in that arrogant realm of pipe-smoking, golden-eared pretense. As everyday headphones, however, they do an excellent job. The sound is a bit compressed and lacking at both ends of the audible spectrum, but I haven't found any headphones in this price range that offer the full range and dynamics of supposed top models. There are many headphones in this price range that I own. proved very tough with obvious flaws in some or all…