Review on Cherry Brown Urbanears Plattan 2 Bluetooth On-Ear Headphone by Alvin Siah ᠌

Because headphones exert a moderate amount of pressure on the ears, wearing them for an extended period of time can cause discomfort to the user's aural canals. On the other hand, if the headphones were held with less force, they would provide less effective sound isolation and have a greater risk of falling off the user's head. Even if you speak at a volume that is significantly lower than usual in public while using the microphone, your interlocutor will be able to hear you clearly. Due to the compact design of the headphones and the small diameter of the emitters, you should not expect the bass to be particularly deep. However, the bass is not bad in general, so this should not be considered much of a disadvantage. Up to 4 kHz the sound is even, in the upper middle at 5.2 kHz, 6.7 kHz, and 8.3 kHz the headphones have small peaks, but there are clearly few high frequencies, or rather the highest ones, after 13.5 kHz they do not sound, a wild decline in the frequency response. For the price that I bought (1000r in the auction of the byte store, Hong Kong), it's quite suitable. An older phone running Android 7 with two volumes: one on the phone itself, and the other on the headphones themselves. If I turn the volume up all the way on the phone, but turn it down on the headphones, I get a distorted sound that sounds like the input is being overloaded. If I turn the volume down by one division on the phone, and turn it up all the way on the headphones, the sound returns to its normal state, but there are times when there is not enough volume. Thus, I would rate them with three stars, but taking into account how much I paid for them, I rated them with four stars. Would I suggest it to my close friends? For a thousand, without a doubt, but especially for those grandmothers who hardly ever ask for them.