Review on Cherry Brown Urbanears Plattan 2 Bluetooth On-Ear Headphone by Aneta Ciesielska ᠌

Very dissatisfied with the quality of this product. The sound was upsetting, despite the fact that the wrapper had a strong impact on the soul. The Swedes were unsuccessful. Has some pros The construction and materials of these headphones are the only positive aspects I can comment on regarding them. The design is really fantastic and unobtrusive, the materials are nice, the joystick and frame are pleasant, and the ear cushions and frame are soft. Inside of a box that is white and minimalistic in design is packaging that is on par with that of luxury brands. It is nice packaging. This place is just perfect in every way. The following are some of its negative aspects: The buzzing, however, stops practically immediately after the power button is pressed. They appeared to have successfully connected, despite the fact that it was the second time. (Maybe the issue was caused by the phone itself.) The sound, to put it frankly, does not fulfill expectations in any way. There is no volume, the mids and highs are both flat, and the highs seem to be in order. The worst thing, however, is that the "basses," or anything with a frequency below about 120 Hz, mixes together into an incomprehensible mess and begins to wheeze wildly and interfere with other frequencies. You can either choose to listen to music genres in which there is no bass at all, or you can entirely cut this range on the equalization. There are also concerns regarding the overall quality of the construction, but I won't comment on that either because. I didn't end up using the headphones, so as soon as I was done with them, I packed them back up and got ready to send them back.