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Review on White Sony Over-Head Headphones MDRZX310AP for Enhanced SEO by Aditya ᠌

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Upset and disappointed, the product is very bad!

It's quite uncommon to see reviews that are good. It makes me suspicious that the reviewer was compensated for their positive comments if they were sung to such a tune. (Although, I will admit that in 2022 I splurged and purchased a pair of knockoff headphones from Amazon.) Many advantages: The most significant benefit is that the sound is clean and it does not wheeze. And that is it. Being content with that alone is a commendable quality. This is not sufficient in my opinion. Indestructibility. On the other hand, I am a boring person who does not carry headphones by their cords, bend the wires, or drop the headphones. In the same vein as many other things in my possession, my headphones last for years. To summarize, this paradigm does not offer very many benefits. Got cons: 1) Able to be worn comfortably. I topped it off with some foam rubber so that the headband won't be too restrictive. So it got better. 2) Sound. What are these minute nuances that were previously unheard but can now be heard through these headphones? Naturally, after listening to the frequency range, I did not see any drops in the level (I hear up to about 16000 at medium volume). But, the sound quality is poor. There is a lack of transparency. To tell you the truth, high is not enough. In addition, I have a Philips 3160, which has everything I need at a price that is comparable to that of the other model. In addition, I own multiple akg models, all of which produce a satisfactory sound. (I make an effort to stay away from the equalizer because Philips and AKG sound great without it.) To summarize, the Sony ZX310 is not intended to be used for playing music. Audiobooks and rap without any good drawbacks are right in their stomping grounds. If you wish to remove everything that is associated with music, this approach will not in any way work for rock or jazz, and it will fail even more miserably for electronic music, which includes pop music (well, or as much as possible).