Pros
- I paint EVERYTHING in all fields (advantages-disadvantages-comments, because the character limit). Speaking objectively, the headphones for this money are very decent. But there is no point in expecting something unimaginable from them. But they are clearly if not the best in their price segment, then good. I had Reloop RH 3500 lived for about 7 years, this is relevant to the recall in the sense that I compare the sound quality with them. At once I will tell - are used ONLY at home. And I’ll say right away for the STREET they will not fit due to design features and not only. By sound: - They sound good. Not very clean, if you know what I mean, but very decent. True, you need a threshold of addiction, if you get off your expensive ears - you can hear the difference right away. Takes up to three days minimum; -And you certainly won’t hear any direct basses here as they are - namely basses; - The spectrum of sounds is close to complete. I don’t know what this term is called by audiophiles, but in tracks and so on, you can hear all sorts of details and small sounds that should be heard. Not all, but almost; -Quiet. Not in the sense that you can hear quiet horseradish, but for example, on the Reloop mentioned above, I had the volume of EVERYTHING in the system (mixer) at about 25-30% and it was more than enough. Here the slider is 70-75% - that is, it is not twisted to the maximum and there is a margin - but this may not be enough for someone (everyone's hearing is different) and it will be necessary to set everything to 100%; -Positioning steps in games and so on - normal, not 5.1 / 7.1 of course, but you can distinguish everything and hear it; - They don’t rustle, they don’t make noise, etc. - the sensations are, of course, a little unusual for the first one, but it’s like you’re sitting in a box - no. In general, very listenable for their money. Quite. I had to buy normal - not complete trash - cheap headphones so that there was a sane sound before changing to expensive and really good ones - I think the choice was successful.
Cons
- Design features: -Plastic is not expensive, but not bad (not quite cheap), that is, it does not crumble right in the hands and seems to be reliable. But I won’t give him more than 3 months or six months of CAREFUL use -Ear pads and so on, the harness will be erased even earlier than the plastic - thin and simple, but comfortable (does not rub your ears, etc.) - The grip for my head is excellent - I didn’t even regulate it. The head gets tired in the first week after 5-8 hours. Then it becomes normal - apparently plastic -There is an adjustment, but it's scary to use it - a break will be there in the first 2 weeks, I think, because the structure is pulled out of one another and the place of elongation becomes thinner -A non-removable wire is the time (when a removable one can be easily changed in case of any troubles) -Two wires to each ear is two - more likely that everything will go to hell -The wire itself is thin and long. I consider both options a disadvantage (you get confused + a possible quick break) -External sounds do not press hard, but it is convenient for me to hear household members (someone may not). But not as much as open headphones - but quite - Nice performance :)
