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

Probably one of the best ears I've ever used. a big plus is that they have spare parts for ear pads like foam, leatherette and even velor, spare wires are also available, and for those who use them with a phone there is an upgrade kit with a microphone and buttons on the wire. It is also worth noting that the manufacturer gives them a lifetime warranty. Some pros: These are great headphones for their size. They are quite compact when folded, but their main advantages are not in this. They play amazing. High sensitivity allows you to use them with even so-so phones - the volume will be sufficient, but I took them specifically for the iPod Classic, where I usually listen to Lossless music. The range is amazing for this size. If HF is predictable, then the ability to produce such low frequencies was simply surprising at first. I'm used to full monitor closed-ear DJs like the Technics RP-DH1200 or at least the F880, but they don't feel that way. An extremely important characteristic of Koss is scene creation. I don't have the feeling of music in my head. The stage is wide, as if I'm sitting in front of good shelf speakers. Despite the outward pop-likeness, they are great at Jazz, Funk, Blues and other not-so-simple genres. Hotel plus is the weight. It just doesn't exist. They are almost impossible to feel on the head. Convenience is simply beyond praise. Cons below: Of course, there are also disadvantages. The first stems from their design - portability. They are open - accordingly, there will be problems in the subway - I only listen to spoken podcasts in the subway. Second, after a while, the hinges begin to creak and click. a drop of silicone solves the problem, but I have not seen headphones that need to be lubricated before.