Review on Black Urbanears Plattan 2 On-Ear Headphone (04091668) for Enhanced SEO by Aneta Kaczmarska ᠌

Despite the fact that sound quality of this degree simply cannot be compared to anything else, especially for the type of money that they ask for it, I'll tell you what I compared it to nevertheless. To this day, the thought that we are getting married has not left my mind. Let's start with the fact that, though I wouldn't call myself a music lover, I do appreciate good tunes when I hear them. Previously, I had been using the JBL T450 fake ears, but after making the move to the regular EarPods, I noticed a noticeable improvement in the audio. The biggest issue is that the sound has been warped in a way that makes the low frequencies stand out more than they should. Color and taste play a role. There was no wheezing, the volume was just right, and there were no dropouts in the gym's signal. My old JBLs did not produce a jarring mashup of low, mid, and high frequencies. The quality of the sound was amazing, despite the fact that it had an outdated appearance and was unpleasant to wear for long periods of time. It's a shame they had to kill me to make me find a replacement, but Urbanears plattan 2 wasn't up to snuff on this task. Now, a few words on the long-awaited purchase: I read some reviews and checked the country of origin before deciding to buy (Sweden). As a result, I was prepared to shell out between $3,500 and $4,000 for a product that was just average in the market. (With rebates and rewards, I paid only $1,577 for it.) I could not contain my joy. Unfortunately, my joy lasted just until I finally felt like I belonged. The audio was of really low quality. It's either that someone got married, or the designer put little thought into the acoustic quality of his device and instead prioritized other factors, including portability. The New Year's "gift" I was given is being returned. It's a real bummer that all the extra money has already been spent.