Review on Headphones Panasonic RP-HTF295, black by Abhi Abzz ᠌

I bought this model purely "for slaughter" with a very limited budget. I was pleasantly surprised by the frequency response - although the bass is unclear, it is clearly present and does not crush everything else, as in many ears of this price category, the middle is quite distinct, the top does not click. But, since the design of the ears is half-open (there are perforations at the bottom of the cups), they are not suitable for public places - too much sound flies out. Because of this, I decided to close the holes that interfere with life with something. Stopped on a dense cotton wool. “Revision” had a positive effect on the sound - in addition to the fact that they began to play less “to the public”, some nasty resonances went away, the overall picture became a little cleaner. But without the ability to carefully disassemble such things, it is better not to go into their modification - there are no screws, like many other manufacturers, only very fragile plastic latches. You can take it apart and never put it back together again. Of course, they let us down with the wire - it is so thin that you want to feed it and send it to the pioneer camp to eat more. With careful home use, it’s not scary, but during rush hour in the subway, it will be quite easy to stagger it. A separate jamb - there are actually two wires, they are soldered together to a certain point, where they are already disconnected and each go to its own speaker, which is not buzzing in terms of ergonomics. Accordingly, changing it without soldering skills (and a slight alteration of the headband) is unrealistic, which is sad - both the wire itself and the jack are frankly so-so, although they lived quietly until the moment when the headphones were lost. And separately about why weak pressure on the head is both a plus and a minus. For long-term home listening or tracking non-acoustic instruments, this is a definite plus - the headphones sit perfectly on your head for an hour and a half to two hours without interruption, without causing discomfort. However, when walking, they can periodically slip, especially after several months of use, when the headband becomes less elastic.