Asseso HP1 Gaming In-Ear Earbuds: Enhanced Bass, Noise Isolation, Ideal for Gaming, Workout & Running Review

I really like these headphones. I have a lot of headphones, I'm always trying new ones. I didn't get a very large driver initially, but after listening to a wide variety of music, the details and differences are noticeable. Treble and bass are separated very well compared to other headphones I have (Sony, JBL, etc.). but while others have better/louder bass, I've noticed that this bass is a bit cleaner. It can be heavy without being overwhelming and also lets the high frequencies come through…

These headphones are really good in both sound quality and noise cancellation. Various sizes of rubber ear tips were included, so there is something for every ear. I had to choose a medium size which isn't always included so I'm glad I got the perfect fit so they fit the watch comfortably. I also like the shape because the insert sits on the other side of the small electronics housing so it fits comfortably in the crook of my ear and I can even lie down with it. I can say that they are…

I'm not a music lover. I like music, but I can't distinguish the subtleties of the sound. But I'm a gamer. And these should be headphones for gamers. Since most gamers wear monstrous in-ear headphones when they want to communicate with teammates or other players, which I find uncomfortable, I decided to give headphones a try. I wear most standard headphones with no problem. So I wore them for over a week and played at night. My husband and I were in different parts of the house so we could only

I love the sound quality and am disappointed with even better headphones with small electronics. I ordered these headphones to improve the sound of my MP3 player and I have not been disappointed: comfort, improved noise cancellation, deep bass and clarity. And the earbuds have a solid construction. These earbuds are angled downwards, which somehow fits my ears better, and the earcups are the right size (non-slip) and comfortable; My guess is that the OEM offers three pairs of smaller ear cups…

But the boy was disappointed. The most interesting thing is that I've never seen headphones with such a wide frequency response, and I know from past experience that earbuds that cover my ear canals for noise-cancelling and good bass work best with the main unit close to my ears. to me. They sound good if you can get them to stay in place. If they slip out at all, your eardrums could be punctured by the microwave bite. It's not the product's fault I have oddly shaped pierced ears! But the cable

I bought these headphones primarily for use with the Nintendo Switch as they are advertised as gaming headphones. My thoughts are: The sound quality is fantastic, not only for games but also for music. At this price point you're getting much better sound than you might expect (although it shouldn't be confused with top-end Sony or Bose etc). However, as someone who primarily uses Bluetooth headphones, I find it difficult to compare the costs. Bluetooth headphones for the same price (around $30)

These headphones have a pretty full spectrum. It won't suffice for hip-hop bass (good but not "powerful" as said), but when sharpened for hip-hop, these headphones won't work for classical music. Definitely heads and shoulders above those given away with a basic cellphone bundle in the past. TEST CLIPS (flac lossless) - Alice Merton "No Roots" - Ann Akiko Meyers Copland Violin and Piano Sonata - Evanescence "Weight of the World" - Hans Zimmer "Now we are free" from "Gladiator" - Screen "Mars"…