Audio INTRO Premium Headphones Universal Review

I like everything about these headphones except the sound! Grrr. They're light, should be easy to carry, have a microphone, have a flat cable that doesn't tangle, etc. But the sound is muffled. The treble seems cut off and the bass is boosted. It seems that a sock is stuck between the headphones and the ear. And indeed, when I press them firmly to my ear, the sound gets better. But I'm not a music lover so don't trust me too much except that "they sound muffled". Compared to my "good"…

OK for the money. should hold up over time - 3.5mm stereo jack at 45 degrees - tangle-free flat cable - headphone cable only connects to one headphone Cons: - Incredibly uncomfortable to wear - Heavy bass and boomy/muffled sound. For the money, these headphones are decent. Unfortunately because the headphones are "in the ear" and not "on-ear" and they really press against my ears when I wear them. I couldn't wear them for more than 20 minutes before they became uncomfortable. It should be noted

I bought these late last year after reading some positive reviews but even after over 40 hours of use as recommended by the manufacturer I still found the Sounded pretty muddy. , flat and just out of focus. I have several headphones - Fostex T50RP MK3, Sennheiser HD 558, Harman Kardon BT, Sony MDR-V6, Grado SR80e, and while I certainly don't expect such cheap headphones to go together, I expected something close to Koss KSC75 performance coming, but that was far, far from it. I've been taking…

I would NOT recommend these headphones to music lovers. I'm sure they would take it apart and there would be a ton of complaints. But for those who just wanted a couple of phones to listen to music on the way to and from work, this works great! Deep bass, mids and highs are clear. I don't think it's all that grim, but I'm by no means an audiophile. I think the sound quality is excellent for the price - unbeatable. The mic works great too - I call them on the train and the people on the other…

I bought these headphones at the end of March 2015 because the ones I was using stopped working and I urgently needed a quick replacement. After a bit of research, they turned out to be one of the 'best' buys in my price range at the time, so I bought them in white (not my usual choice of headphones, but they were significantly cheaper than others). color options at the time and I was on a budget). The sound was good and clean with no crackling or anything like that (I'm not a music lover…

Sounds fantastic. I tried many headphones over the course of three weeks and these were the best. They won't beat Bose, but they're close. Overall, the sound is very clear and balanced. There's plenty of bass, not too much to overwhelm you but not too little to leave you wanting more. With them you notice a very good sound depth, as with significantly more expensive headphones. They have a much more balanced range and don't compromise on one aspect like many competitors do. Usually in…

I've been using this product intermittently for the past few weeks and have come to learn the ins and outs of Intro.Comfort - On-ear headphones are comfortable for short-term use, but after about an hour the ears start to hurt. The back presses on the cartilage, causing pain that gets worse over time. Swapping the earbuds helps, but after a while you just have to take them off. Sound. These headphones sound great for $25. I've tested various in-ear, in-ear, and in-ear headphones over the years…

I've had them for three months now and so far I really like them. You get a lot out of the headphones for the price. All in all the kit looks great. The construction doesn't feel cheap (aka plastic), flimsy, or oversized. The color is subtle (black), and the j-lab mark above the strap doesn't stick out like a sore thumb. The strap stretches just enough for larger heads, but they don't stay stretched like some plastic headphones (Skullz can do that after a lot of use), so I like that the shape…