Review on Symphonized GLXY Premium Genuine Wood In-Ear Noise-Isolating Headphones With Mic And Nylon Cable (Cherry) by Stuart Sugden

If you think you can get $99 headphones for $25, think again! It is in order. I've paid the same for some Sennheiser headphones and they're significantly better than the Symphonized. I'm also concerned about the accuracy of the rating system. I was so impressed with this idea that almost all reviewers love it. I learned a few lessons here. Luckily, these lessons only cost me $25. My biggest problem is that I couldn't get good filling in my ears. I tried the S, M and the large earbuds that came with the headphones. As many of you know, a good seal is essential for good bass. So for me the bass was way below average. All four of my other earbuds fit very well, so I don't think my ear canals are deformed. The cable will produce a low-frequency static scratching sound if you move it while listening. Therefore, to eliminate this, you need to sit absolutely still. So if you're a Buddhist and you meditate a lot, it probably won't bother you. Don't be fooled, the cable gets tangled like any headphone. I figured I'd have to call in the National Guard to untie my first knot. On the "bright" side, I could say that the highs were outstanding. Great detail! I think that was the result of the wooden chambers. So if you can adjust them properly and don't mind the grating sound of cable movement, you might be lucky. I hope you see this review. I feel that many negative reviews go unpublished (assessed as worthless) which, if true, disrupts the entire customer review process. Take a risk if you want. $25 doesn't usually break the bank. Meier