Review on Panasonic RB-M300B Wireless Bluetooth Headphones: Immersive Deep Bass with XBS DEEP and Bass Augmentation (Sand Beige) by Vanchay Chounmalaith ᠌

It should be noted right away that for people who are undemanding to trifles, these wireless headphones should be taken (only as headphones, not a headset) without compromise and deliberation. Appearance, convenience, full-size format and standard sound quality at the moment - everything is on the level. But, if you go in more detail . It's a shame. Not for the money spent, but for inattentive or lazy designers of these headphones. Even not the most enthusiastic music lover understands that in full-size tight-fitting! wireless headphones, which are not meant only as monitors, every speck of dust that falls on the case will be felt by vibration in the ears. Panasonic decided to dilute your musical taste with a tiny lever for switching the vaunted bass, which in any position dangles in its nest with any sharp turn of the head, as if you were being clicked right in the ear with an automatic ballpoint pen. Of course, this disadvantage is felt only when nothing is playing. Packaging, as I understand it, is called "anti-warranty". You must, well, very carefully and slowly open it, otherwise you will tear the cardboard. Accordingly: minus the guarantee and minus the pleasure of unpacking. I don't even want to write anything about the microphone. Consider that it does not exist. I do not want to end on the shortcomings, so I will summarize. These are not the headphones that you will show to friends and acquaintances and praise as flawless and generally top for your money, but those that perform their function well (headphones, not headsets) and sit nicely on your head (especially when the foam in the ear pads gets used) . Plus a feature for bassheads in the form of amplifying the low frequencies (well, at least optional).