Despite the shortcomings, these are excellent headphones, you can forgive a lot for their sound, especially for the price at which I got them (about 5k). I read in many reviews that you can’t change the bluetooth source on the fly, you have to go into the computer / phone settings and turn off the headphones there, then connect them to another device. Randomly found out that with 3 taps, the ears are disconnected from the previous device and are ready to connect to the next On the well-known…

There were no high expectations for the microphone, if it comes to that. The power saving mode is sometimes annoying: after a few minutes of inactivity, they simply turn off, and they have to be switched back and forth to start playing again. The sound is pleasant, they sit perfectly on the head, the ears do not get tired, the battery lasts for a long time (and it charges quickly). Touch control requires skill, but the thing is convenient.

Not ideal, but I'm wildly delighted! I got used to my Beyerdynamic DT770 for years, but somehow they were gone and I got by with what I got. But still I wanted to find something that sounded and there was a need for wireless headphones, which is somewhat more complicated, because. It is believed that do not expect good sound from Bluetooth. Therefore, it is very likely that the speakers themselves will be put worse. Ideally, I would like to simply put a Bluetooth wireless module into the DT770

For a long time I looked after the ears in the middle price range, read the reviews, watched the reviews. Most opinions agreed that these AKGs did not have enough bass, which is more preferable for me. But it turned out that this bass has nowhere to go, hands are reaching for the equalizer! And for the most part, this is not bass, but a rumble in the region of 80-100Hz. And yes, this is when connected by wire. If you move the cups a little so that a gap appears between the ear pads and the…

One of the smoothest frequency responses in this price range, which allows you to listen to all the tracks the way they were recorded. I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the bluetooth connection (not a single break for half a goal). Headphones are not for professionals, but in order to listen to high-quality music (without bluetooth) they are very suitable, well, respectively. bluetooth on the road. During the conversation, I never noticed that the interlocutor did not hear me, I

I bought it as a universal device, and listen to music and for talking in headset mode. As headphones, they are very good. I don’t really understand sound, and in other reviews about the sound they have already written enough not to repeat myself, I can only say that the bottoms in these headphones surprised me very pleasantly. At high volume, there is a feeling that the brain begins to vibrate :) When connected via Bluetooth, I personally did not hear the difference, but, to be honest, I was…

Materials and comfort are first class. It's very easy. I'm the type of guy who looks at a lot of reviews before buying, but if you're reading this and trying to get an idea of the sound quality, let me prepare you - the bass is pretty smooth if you're looking for some bass-heavy listening . The K371 has more bass to give you that powerful low end. This time I prefer a cleaner and more balanced sound since I have different banks. The mids and highs are very subjective to taste so I won't bother…

I have to say it didn't disappoint. Mids and highs are very good, perfect sound stage and very tight bass. The test includes: Media Player: Oppo UHD 205 with Sandisk 2TB SSD drive Audio Type: PCM Wave 24bit 192kHz Albums Listenednorah Jones - Get Away with Mediana Krall - Girl in Other Room Linda Rondstadt - Frensideep Purple - Deepest Purple Very Clean, soothing song. The most amazing thing was hearing Deep Purple, I've never heard so much detail before, especially Blackmore's vocals in…

I didn't buy these for professional work, but I needed inexpensive headphones that would capture the details of my music and be fun. I bought the following headphones and compared them with the K371.AGK. K361 - Flat and not that fun to listen to Phillips SHP9500 - Grainy and flat with mid emphasis Beyerdynamic DT 770 - Treble sounds less natural and boosted Sennheiser HD 25 - Treble not as accurate but great bass For me the K371 sounded the most accurate and natural , but with some bass boost…

If AKG gave these headphones a few degrees more tilt freedom I'd give them 5 stars slightly but unfortunately did they don't. When I put them on like I would any other pair of headphones, there is a slit on the underside of the earcups that lets the audio through and thus most of the bass and most of the overall sound quality. I can fix this somewhat by stretching the headband as much as possible and shifting most of the weight to the ears, but that's not a permanent solution and it's not…

Review in one sentence: Give him a chance to get used to it. These are my favorite hiking headphones. They are comfortable (they still sweat a little in hot weather) and durable. The sound is pretty good (still not as good as my AKG k702 but I can't walk around with the K702 as they are open). Would I buy them again? Yes. Maybe. They are closed, so the soundstage is small. I understand being spoiled by my open back, huge soundstage and headphones. They don't use much power so you can use them…

NOTE. I've since switched to AKG K371 (no BT variant) and they solve almost every problem I've had with them. This is an interesting set of glasses. I'll get straight to the next analysis: - These headphones have surface material that scratches VERY easily - They have an annoying mini XLR cable, which is thankfully detachable, but it's 4-pin and very difficult to replace unlike the Standard a 3 pin mini. XLR with standard cable without BT K371. Also, the cable itself is really *very difficult…