Review on Monster Inspiration Over-Ear Active Noise Isolation Headphones by Adam Dziarnowski ᠌

I always made it a point to read other people's reviews, and that's how I learned that something is not only obviously written by someone who is not a random person. Everything goes off without a hitch. It should be obvious that the ears themselves are not suitable for everyone. Got pros: I'll tell you straight out, they give off an air of status and expensiveness, which is really cool. Very plush ears do not slide! the cable can be disconnected (this is very important to me because I connect it to a stationary computer, and there I simply disconnect the 3 meter cable from the 3.5 mm jack speakers). Even though the volume of the sound transmitted through the native wire is higher when using the same source, the resistance appears to be lower. Great reduction of background noise, and the batteries last a very long time, even though I converted them to work with AAA Ni-MH batteries. So, of course, the headphones are responsible for the sound; here, the sound is commensurate with the cost, in my opinion; from 10 Hz, they begin, and they are undeniably superior to synheizers in the same category, at least to my musical ear (though the music is incomplete) Having these drawbacks: I tossed it in a box and promptly forgot about it after reading that it was only appropriate for fashionable girls to decorate with snakes. Sister, if she looks at it, I'll give it to her. If she sees it, I'll give it to her. It's a shame that the button for reducing the amount of noise would have been sticking out and little corroded.