Review on Cherry Brown Urbanears Plattan 2 Bluetooth On-Ear Headphone by Amphai Nanthaklang ᠌

I'll tell you how it stacks up against the competition, though there's just no way to compete with the price tag they're asking for such incredible sound quality. Feelings of a marriage have persisted up to this point. Let me preface this by saying that I do not consider myself a music enthusiast, but that I do enjoy listening to music. Compared to the JBL T450 headphones I had been using before, the regular EarPods sound incredible. The main drawback is that it is little hard of hearing because the emphasis is on low frequencies. Color and flavor. My old JBLs performed admirably at the gym; the sound was loud enough, there was no wheezing, and there were no drops in signal quality anywhere in the frequency range. The quality was decent, but the design was crude and the pressure on the head made wearing them uncomfortable for extended periods of time. Sorry I had to find a new replacement, because Urbanears plattan 2 failed miserably at this assignment. All right, let's talk about that long-awaited buy. I researched the product thoroughly before making my purchase, taking into account the reviews, the country of origin (Sweden), and the high average market price of $3,500 to $4,000. I was expecting to receive a high-quality item. I was overjoyed with my purchase price of $1,577 (after all reductions and extras were included). Until the point that I was finally accepted, my happiness quickly faded. The audio quality was terrible! It's either a married couple, or the maker cared more about the autonomy of the device than the quality of the sound it produced. I intend to reclaim my New Year's "present"! Unfortunately, the bonuses have already been spent.