Review on 🎧 Bose SoundTrue Over-Ear Style Wired Headphones, White (Discontinued by Manufacturer) by Jay Lee

Cons: They're not very loud. For example, the maximum volume is something you might discover and wonder why there aren't more bands to add. And that's made worse by the fact that all of your singers don't seem to be warming up properly and the sound just doesn't hit their favorite spot, even though you know Adele can sing and your symphony sounds so uplifting it could wake their undead army. . It's too noticeable in higher, sizzling tones, like you can drastically sharpen an image and suddenly all edges are pixelated and oversaturated. They also feel very fragile. It's probably my imagination, but the plastic seems flimsy even. Personally, I don't like that stretching creates three arcs of curvature over your head. Most simply create a flattened arc when expanded. If you don't get what I mean you'll have to google someone who wears this because I sent mine back. Good: Do I wear them at all? They're not that quiet, but they're so comfortable. They weigh nothing, don't pinch, softer than a pillowcase you rub your face on for a whole year. The ear pads know exactly the shape of your ear and even the angle at which they grow out of your skull. I love it. They're pretty stylish, come with carrying accessories, and come in four, yes, FOUR color options. If that doesn't express you, then what does? Sarcasm aside, this is a good try. Overall, it's similar in build and feel to Apple's standard round-ear headphones (sound goes to Apple). If this is your thing and you have extra cash, then this might be for you. If someone gave me these or I could buy them for $20 I would use them. But they're back, even at Black Friday prices. I am much happier with my ATH-M40x.