Review on Asseso HP1 Gaming In-Ear Earbuds: Enhanced Bass, Noise Isolation, Ideal for Gaming, Workout & Running by Ryan Nguyen

But the boy was disappointed. The most interesting thing is that I've never seen headphones with such a wide frequency response, and I know from past experience that earbuds that cover my ear canals for noise-cancelling and good bass work best with the main unit close to my ears. to me. They sound good if you can get them to stay in place. If they slip out at all, your eardrums could be punctured by the microwave bite. It's not the product's fault I have oddly shaped pierced ears! But the cable (without instructions) is a microphone. And I've tried them on three portable CD players. It's a deal breaker. Two of the newest devices produced a lot of hissing noise even when the sound was completely turned off. And my old Sony Sportsman still didn't hiss, but the jack didn't sit properly in the socket. If I pulled it out a bit I would get stereo sound. I've also tried them on my cell phone and even on my iPod. My takeaway from this is that the shielding on a thin sensor cable is not that good. There should never be a hiss. I tried all of these different devices (and used other headphones to check - no hiss from Beyer-Dynamic DT-990, AKG 240, Bopmen Gaming headphones or AKG and Sony headphones) to see if they were headphones or headphones. Player. No other kit I tried had hiss. The performance of the Assesso headphones was inconsistent, so I can't recommend them. They should be able to sound their best on any perfectly working device.