Review on Massdrop x Koss Porta Pro X On-Ear Headphones: 🎧 Noise-Cancelling Mic, Voice Assistant, Track Skip | Collapsible Midnight Blue by Boyan Lalov ᠌

These ears are quite good for those who just need good comfortable headphones. I do not purposefully examine the frequency response by ear because doing so is a pointless exercise in my opinion. You can get used to the noise by going to the store or borrowing it from some friends and giving it a listen. There is no other option available. Got pros: Very comfortable, you can sit in them for hours and your head does not get tired. Wires that are both thin and flexible. Carrying it about is easier than it is for most people because it folds up and comes with a case. The pricing is fairly reasonable considering the quality of the ears, however it appears to be going up because of how popular the ears are becoming. After one year of use, the foam rubber amprytones show significant signs of wear (and in some places have worn down to the plastic). To summarize, the work is impressive, but it won't last for centuries. The plug, the wire-headphone mount, and the amps are the three weak areas in both versions. These are also the weak spots in all headphones. In addition, the ground wire in each channel does not, as is customary, shield the signal but instead goes nearby. Additionally, the varnish that serves as insulation between the signal and the ground makes it more susceptible to damage (despite the fact that the varnish is good) and makes it more difficult to solder the wire in the event that something breaks.