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

The touch control pleasantly pleased me, despite the fact that I had to spend some time getting used to it. The construction is sturdy and appears to be reliable, but only time will tell. I recommend this product because of its pros: Sound that is pleasing to the ear, with highs and middles that are not harsh. I used to sit on sony wh-ch700n headphones, and in these headphones, in contrast to soneks, I started to hear a variety of tricks on the tops, such as a vinyl film in lo-fi recordings and other noises of a similar nature. I make ambient and industrial music, and for my purposes, any and all frequencies are sufficient. They maintain a charge for a very long time; I just need to charge them once every four days. Because everyone works under different conditions, the kit comes with two wires of varying lengths, which is another positive feature; however, the wire in these headphones, like the wire in all AKG headphones, is oak, which means that for the first few months, you will have a long piece of concrete on the table. Having this drawback: There is not nearly enough bass in these headphones, so you cannot use them in any way to listen to a phonk or any kind of talker. This is a significant drawback for some people. In addition, I was not very happy to see that the only thing that was connected to them was a native cable and a native jack adapter. It seems to me that it will not be convenient to search for native wires and adapters in the future, in the event that something breaks.