Review on 🎧 Ultimate Noise-Isolating Earphones: Symphonized PRO Premium Earbuds with Mic and Flat Cable by Kimberly Lee

Let me start by saying that I have three Symphonic headphones. NRG headphones, Sensation Bluetooth on-ear headphones and now the latest Pro Premium. These IEMs sound spectacular for the price I paid, they usually sell for $30-$35 and are worth every penny if you buy them at that price. I have both a Sony ZX2 Walkman and an Astell & Kern 120ii, I rip my CDs at 320 AAC and the music sounds fantastic everywhere. The signature sound is basically the same in all areas, the bass is right, the mids are either slightly forward or only in the middle, the highs are just as pronounced. Now I'll explain why 4 stars and not a full 5. That's because I consider myself an audiophile and I have Sony's flagship IEM XBA-Z5, Audio Technical M50x headphones and they just play amazing sound but they cost $550.00 for Z5. Oh! I can tell you that you will pay dearly to get a slightly better sound and it can get out of hand. I see myself on this path because I just love hearing every detail in the music. Well, back to Symphonized Pro Premium. They come with a 10mm dynamic driver and trust me they produce very good sound. However, if you're playing music at high volume and listening well you can hear the bass moving into the mids, but again at high volume and not with any music. I found the double flanged ear tips sounded best to me, they are included. I really like these IEMs and you will love them too. Now remember, if you feed him trash, he'll sound like trash. I listen to 256 kbps and higher. I have several files in flac format and just can't tell 320kbps from flac. Buy them, they really shine. And no, I got them at a reduced price for my honest opinion. I can tell you that I somehow stumbled upon these pro rewards in my Amazon feed at 4pm. I thought it was a joke so I went to the Symphonized website and they were listed at 35.00. So I went back to my Amazon page and jumped on these babes for a laugh. Songs I looked at, Bad Company's "I Can't Get Enough of Your Love", the bass in this song is so pronounced, Gauthier's "Someone I Used to Know" is great, "September in Montreal" by Anne Bisson just as great. i can go on I love her.