Review on Sennheiser HD280PRO: 🎧 Next-Generation Pro Audio Headphones by Adam Borkoski ᠌

Even though the wire is wound up like a spring, the headphones are more likely to fall off of your head if you extend it than they are to stay on your head. It is in your best interest to step back, extend out the spring by 10–20 centimeters, and start the laptop after you. Every movement along the wire can be picked up exceptionally well in the left ear. If the wire hits the table, and there is a laptop on the table, then it will be very easy for you to hear how fast the fan is spinning, and you can simply calculate it. If you walk down the street without repairing the wire, the music will be refilled with scratches that are appropriate for the situation. The internal climate of the headphones is clearly less comfortable than that of my other headphones; I can only use them for a half an hour to an hour before my ears start to feel tired. It is also possible to feel the strain on the skull (my head is a size 62), so it is a relief to be able to take them off. In general, everything is bearable; however, darn it, they don't charge five hundred dollars to listen with moist ears to who touches the wire and how tenderly they do it. Try things on before you buy them, and always keep your head turned to the side.