Review on Turquoise Panasonic RP-HJE125-Z Wired Earphones by Aneta Gsiewska ᠌

Priced at an absurd level when it finally showed up (with a coupon). The sound was really disappointing right after purchase, but it became quickly apparent that this was due to the headphones not fitting snugly in the ears, which solved the problem of low loudness and lack of bass. The sound improved slightly after switching to the larger ear cushions in the set. Eventually, the sound came out after I did things like "warm up" with "white noise" (which I still don't believe in), changed the embyuchures to softer ones, and adjusted the equalizer. True, and even what! Although I own a koss pathfinder and several various Sony models, I feel that these are the only headphones that allow me to listen to music of wildly varying genres and tastes with equal enjoyment. The sound is well-balanced across all audible frequency ranges; no one part of the spectrum stands out from the others. No artificial coloration was applied to the sound. Since the wire is so flimsy, any noise generated by rubbing against it will not reach your ears. All things considered, they are the first headphones where I can actually hear the distinction between compressed and uncompressed formats. When you hear that there is promise, but the sound of some instruments has been mushified due to compression, it's clear that we need to replace some of the compositions in the music library with files of higher quality. Moreover, joggers will like the practicality of these headphones - Although I don't consider myself an athletic, I am confident that the snug fit of my earbuds makes it far simpler to snap the wire with a quick motion than it is to remove the earpiece. Concurrently, there is zero aural distress or pain. This is something I would suggest to anyone.