Review on Turquoise Panasonic RP-HJE125-Z Wired Earphones by Minoru Koshida ᠌

Prior to that, Sennheiser CX 400-II Precision was available for two years. Panasonic, of course, is not on the same level, but the sound and good build quality are worth the cost. I preferred the low frequencies over the analogue-priced, pointless swotting alternatives. Although decent, the dynamics and attack are more suited to jazz and rock. There are no issues with HF at the level and EQ at all. For the price, the midrange for a 10-point school and the points for 5 and 10, respectively, are a touch muted. L-shaped connection and comfortable anatomical earpiece design. Although it appears to be sturdy, the cable confused me a little and had the quality of headphones that cost forty dollars. The basses have gotten softer and deeper, and Shenhaiser has replaced the hefty ear cushions. Generally speaking, a decent item that is not wasteful to purchase and discard. Let's observe its duration. I noticed an odd thing: although it doesn't interfere, there is a flat outlet for the ear cushion on the left ear. Perhaps this should be the case.