Review on Massdrop x Koss Porta Pro X On-Ear Headphones: 🎧 Noise-Cancelling Mic, Voice Assistant, Track Skip | Collapsible Midnight Blue by Stanislaw Wysocki ᠌

These headphones have been a staple in my daily routine for the past few months. Aside from the soundproofing, everything is satisfactory and works as it should. There is no way that she could be here. Generally. When I listen on a laptop that has a regular sound card installed, the sound quality is excellent. The fact that there are frequently other people in the room with me prevents me from being able to truly enjoy this sound because the music is quite disruptive to those that are present (regardless of how open the form may be). The only reason I gave them four stars instead of five is because Sennheiser's px-100-ll is a strong competitor that completely destroys the Ports. All of these factors work in favor of the Senhs: deeper basses, more ringing highs, higher loudness, and a wider membrane diameter. I have a copy of Kosses, but after giving Senkhs a lot of attention, I have to say that they come out on top in every category. The fact that senhs feature swivel speakers, a single-ended cable entry, and a more formal shape enables them to be utilized in more official settings. These settings include conferences, talks, councils, and other such gatherings. (the captivating and colorful appearance of Kosses can subvert the conventional style, and senhachi - is appropriate in every circumstance.) In general, it is best not to be cheap, add a little bit more, and if you are interested in portable headphones, you should acquire Sennheisers because Senh is the industry leader in all aspects. It is up to you to decide.