Review on KINGTON Dynamic Earphone Isolation Headphone by Joyce Brown

I was skeptical at first. But wow, these dual driver headphones really have amazing bass and clarity! They are also very compact, lightweight and extremely comfortable for extended wear. I tested them while listening to super bass music like "OMI - Cheerleader (Felix Jaehn Remix)" and I was blown away by the deep cinematic sound. I'm shocked that a pair of headphones at such a low price can deliver the kind of high-end audiophile performance I'd traditionally expect from trendy, high-priced branded headphones. Sounds transmit when you encounter them, a common problem known as microphones, but luckily you can easily circumvent this problem by wearing cables over your ears. This is an aspect of the design that I would like to improve in a future release, perhaps by using vibration-dampening material for the cables. Another potential downside, in my experience, is the lack of quality assurance. So if you've received a pair that doesn't sound quite right, then you probably received a broken one and should ask for it to be replaced with a suitable one. Any reviewers who weren't impressed with these headphones must have ruined their audio because they really should sound amazing. Also note that Revain sells 3 variations of these headphones from different brands. Trademarks Smiphee, Kington, Morpilot. Smiphee and Kington are similar, mostly just a different color. I prefer the Morpilot because it has a cable routing slider built into the cable (which is useful if you wear cables to your ears) and the controls are one button only and don't have volume buttons which I don't have. do not use. As a tip, you can also easily make your own cable management slider using packing tape. Whichever you choose, you really can't go wrong - these are some of the best dual-driver headphones money can buy. All in all, highly recommended, 5 stars.