Review on Ultimate Listening Experience with Urbanears Plattan 2 Bluetooth On-Ear Headphone in Black (04092110) by Amit Kumar ᠌

I had been using Urbanears Plattan ADV Wireless up until that point, which proved to be a far superior option than their second model. I changed it since one of the old headphones' rim mounts cracked (look after them!). Seems to fit better here. These should cost about 2-3k (I took for 5) with such quality, therefore in general they are not really worth the money. A more effective control method (the touch panel on the first version was so-so). A significant amount of time (I wear it for roughly a week, listening for 3–4 hours every day, and spending twice as long in standby mode. That appears to be an enjoyable amboshura. The ability to connect wired headphones and listen through the "daddy-daddy" wire—although neither feature was explicitly mentioned in this model—remains unaltered. Cons are: When a normal scale arrives in the melody, the sound is noticeably worse than the original version; all sounds start to "cough," notably the bass (I had to change the bass's equalizer setting to "smaller"). If the headphones are not absolutely in the listening position, it is challenging to utilize the control joystick because you can't just turn the headphones off once you've thrown them around your neck. The identical earbuds do not give me much hope: I think that a smaller sound channel is one of the reasons for the decline in quality. Although there is no male-male 3.5 wire included in the kit, it is now harder to swing these headphones (and the functionality has not been announced). The rim's fabric braid is no longer detachable. It is difficult to view the indicator because it is concealed close to the charging entrance.