Review on Turquoise Panasonic RP-HJE125-Z Wired Earphones by Alvin Lee ᠌

If you take good care of them, they will last you for quite some time. The sound quality is superb for the low price. The fact that headphones are a ubiquitous form of self-hygiene means that they have proven useful in a wide variety of scenarios. These headphones have never torn like so many others have (especially when with meat). The equalization will correct any issues with the frequency response. For whatever reason, I had an instant success. There is nothing wrong with these headphones; they are flawless. I have highlighted four potential thorns in this area. 1. I had my first pair of headphones for about a year (lost). The headphones' rubber band, which keeps the wire from twisting where it connects to the jack, started to wear out. Foresee their demise occurring within a year to six months. Life hack: we wind the spring from an automatic pen around this rubber band to keep this from happening to the second set of headphones. Perfect! That said, there are further drawbacks. After using the second pair of headphones, you may have noticed that an elastic band started to move around in the center of the headphones, preventing the wires from becoming stuck. I had to tie several knots in the wires to keep them from unraveling. Third, the second set of headphones has another major jam that is unrepairable: when I was sleeping and listening to music in my left ear, the left earphone managed to figure it out. The bass is missing from the morning soundcheck and quick assembly. I take apart this earphone and don't notice anything particularly noteworthy about it, so I keep it and give it a score. You can't expect your earbuds to last forever, just like your other headphones. The headphones have a one-year lifespan with daily use.