Review on OneOdio Computer Headsets Microphone Line by Matthew Bell

These headphones are probably the most uncomfortable thing I've ever put on. The earcups are too small to fit your ears, so they just snap awkwardly on top of your ears, so they can't be worn for more than half an hour or so. The faux leather material is very hard. Feels like a cotton-filled vinyl work seat. Sound. If I were trying to describe to someone how they sound, I'd probably say it's like hearing a $20 subwoofer through a sock. The top end is very weak and lacks detail, the mids are far away and the bass is overdone and hoarse. Why do all the cheap audio gear rely on extra bass? It's really terrible. If you were planning to listen to music or listen critically, don't do it. A fit alone is enough to ruin it, but a poor fit ruins the poor sound quality it had. It's 32 ohms and they still had no volume until I actually started cranking them up. Cloud HyperXII. They are twice the price and worth every penny. Or if you want to go further and buy studio headphones, the AKG K553 and Beyerdynamic DT 770 are great.