Review on AKG K361BT Bluetooth Studio Headphones - Over-Ear, Closed-Back, and Foldable by Justin Kedzior

If AKG gave these headphones a few degrees more tilt freedom I'd give them 5 stars slightly but unfortunately did they don't. When I put them on like I would any other pair of headphones, there is a slit on the underside of the earcups that lets the audio through and thus most of the bass and most of the overall sound quality. I can fix this somewhat by stretching the headband as much as possible and shifting most of the weight to the ears, but that's not a permanent solution and it's not entirely comfortable. The only thing I don't like about these headphones is the microphone cables. and inconsistent touch controls. If you use them wired, you can hear everything that touches the cable. I'd rather have lesser quality cables than the "noisy" cables that come with them. time, so they're not too terrible. Is micro USB new in 2020? Why? But now to the sound. When properly seated, they fit the Harman curve almost perfectly, with tons of detail from the sub-bass to the treble. Bluetooth sounds almost exactly like a good neutral amplifier without an internal DSP, which almost no other Bluetooth headphones can claim. and i had to sell them. While you may not experience this issue, I am still very disappointed in AKG.