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

Headphones are generally overpriced. Usually when you buy a thing with a good rating, you are satisfied, but here there is a certain touch of a sense of deceit. After almost a month of operation, you understand that almost all the reviewers were "brought" and the model is not so "SMART" as it is described by "audiophiles" of all stripes. I don’t consider the sound to be some kind of “top coolness for your money”, maybe even cooler. And yes, it could have been louder. Further analysis of obvious jambs. As many have already written - when you turn your head, the sound changes, perhaps due to the tension of certain muscles that lift the cup from the ear. It is treated by a long and tedious search for the position of the bow on the head and the position of the cups on the ears. The fastening of the ear to the shackle is loosened, where the swivel mechanism is. It ceases to be fixed during the folding of the headphones and, perhaps, the contacts of the charging mechanism cease to adjoin there (but this is only an assumption). It is treated by peeling off the plug on the node and tightening the screw from the inside. Please note that the metal washer must be in a certain position when tightening (it is better to look at the second ear if it is intact). After that, the ear is again fixed in all positions and crawls tighter along the sled.