Audio-Technica ATH-SR30BTBK Charcoal Gray Wireless Over-Ear Headphones with Bluetooth Review

I like soundproofing, and the overhead headphones are big enough for my ears to fit inside. Eminent rivals like Sony won't be able to provide you with anything for this cheap with such sonic quality; it's difficult to listen to their ears for $5; an analog will cost you from $15. Marshall offers a comparable service for a fee, but they are entirely administrative. I don't like JBL's sound, and everything I've listened to from them has had the volume turned down. The sound is balanced here, but…

Since I wear them primarily in the gym, I was seeking for inexpensive headphones that were up to $10,000 or even less. I also needed BT and a nice sound that didn't make me feel self-conscious. I spent a lot of time comparing everything I heard and eventually settled on these sr30bt for 6300r. The challenge is that there is always a compromise when looking for headphones up to $15,000, and if up to $10,000, it becomes even more so. This is challenging since most models are total garbage, some…

A hack with a hole is really all that can be said. Never drill from the outside without first removing the board from the casing; otherwise, you risk breaking the microphone. Seeing as how I drilled from the inside, it's obvious that even a tiny drill is too big to fit. If you do it right, the hole will be underneath the inscription.

There are bluetooth headphones available for this price that sound far better (more cymbals and strings are audible), but I won't name the brand or model. This is a thankless job because even after you open up about something personal, haters will still leave nasty remarks. in addition to the benefits. maintain power for an extended period. There was no stuttering or any other kind of bluetooth interference. Without the mic, we couldn't do anything There are some drawbacks The so-called passive

Got pros: Long charging time, comfortable fit on the head (they don’t shake their heads too much), good sound quality for wireless headphones Different cons: Yes, unfortunately the microphone is for quiet environments, otherwise the interlocutor hears everything except you

I have multiple wired HD 598 headphones, beoplay h6, and the sound of these ATH-SR30BT did not disappoint me; they are perfect for rock, with the caveat that some minor nuances may be missed, but this does not detract from the experience as a whole. Regarding comfort, they press slightly, but only enough to keep them on your head for one hour or two; of course, HD doesn't reach the Shenheiser, but my ears fit inside them entirely; and wearing glasses is also comfy.

Plastic of high quality and leather of high quality Over the past two years, I've been listening to music with headphones. continually dangling around the neck, not secured, handled carelessly, and eventually lost. There are no chips, and the skin does not appear to have been pulled or damaged in any way. And for day-to-day use, I can't think of a pair of headphones that would serve me better than these do. 7 out of 10 for sound I listen to a wide variety of music, from rap to metal. Why isn't…

I can't keep them topped off with only a few hours a day at full blast for a whole month. If you consider the cost, the audio quality is satisfactory. One year later, they are still sitting tight and have lost none of their original form. Easy-to-use toggle that locked and unlocked the clamp and skipped tracks, respectively, worked great for me - reverse. (It would seem that the default thing, but let's say it infuriates on inert aftershocks that you need to skip the play button by pressing 2…

Before making my purchase decision, one of the aspects that was of the utmost importance to me was determining whether or not they would fit over the ears. Because they appear to be worn overhead, which would suggest that they should not cover the ear, which would be inappropriate. You may determine whether or not they will work for you by measuring the size of your ear and comparing it to the dimensions of the ear hole, which come in at 55 millimeters by 40 millimeters. I'm good to go, the…

I charge it at random, usually once every five days (after using it for six months, they sat down once). As opposed to the previous generation of headphones, the JBL E45BT, which utilized Bluetooth 4.0 and suffered from intermittent connection issues (typically remaining connected for an unusually long period of time before disconnecting, or requiring a restart of the Bluetooth itself), the current generation experiences no such issues and connects without delay. There are also no issues with…

The headphones are fine, but you should know that they are on the cheap side, that they have average quality, that you won't be able to wear them on your head without moving it a bit at first, that there is no active noise cancellation, and that the battery drains quickly if you forget to charge them. Good for using at home to watch TV, listen to music, or play a computer game. Listed below are some advantages: The headphones are decent, with straightforward controls, adequate volume, and a…

The bass is adequate, but the overall sound quality is lacking, especially for the asking price. But, I am pleased with the acquisition on the whole. Defining dependability is a tricky business, but only time will tell. Listed below are some advantages: It has a nice design and texture, is not made of plastic, and can play for an extremely long period (it really lasts for a very long time). These stay put on the head and fit pretty snugly. There were no breaks in the sound. I had no issues…

These headphones are completely ideal for use in the comfort of one's own home. Because to the inadequate soundproofing in them, there is not much to do on the street, and even less so in the transportation system/subway. There is nothing at all that can be said about the microphone; it is the worst microphone I have ever heard, and I have heard many microphones in my time. However, to the best of my knowledge, this issue is present in each and every one of the wireless devices available on the

The disadvantages are small, but remind of themselves every day, today I would take other headphones. Its pros: Excellent headphones in terms of build quality, materials, wearing comfort. Infinitely huge battery! Some cons: 1. Control buttons are not convenient. 2. Bluetooth remembers only 1 device, each time you need to reconnect, through not convenient (not native) buttons.

Has some pros As always Audio equipment - fire! Autonomy is wild, I actively used the headphones for a week and they did not run out Sound - great Got cons: The cover in the kit is not enough, as they did before, but these are nit-picking)

I'm not an audiophile and have never owned a Bose or Sony so can't make a comparison but I need wireless headphones for the gym etc and I have them as well as one Battery seen life and a reputation for audio engineering. I am interested in headphones. I also bought the V Moda Crossfade Wireless as they were significantly cheaper. They sound better to my ears. Significantly clearer and more balanced. Bass just right. Whereas in the V Moda the bass just overwhelms everything causing discomfort…

I'm not exactly a music lover, but I appreciate headphones with good sound. They do and that's all I can ask for, but I've compared them to a pair of cheaper, lower quality Avantree Bluetooth headphones and I think they sound about the same. But maybe the Avantree headphones just sound better than their price tag says. I bought it in October (now late January) and I think I've charged it maybe 4 times and I use it 3-5 hours a day. , although not a constant noise. I'm very happy with the battery

I bought these headphones for my new LP60x BT player. I was excited to try and enjoy my growing collection in my small apartment. Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, I couldn't get it to connect to the turntable. I was able to easily connect them to my phone and instantly pair a separate Bluetooth speaker to the player, but no matter how hard I tried to separate and create a controlled environment with no interfering devices, I could never get the two in a pair. I will say it. I am fully…

The only thing that kept me from giving five stars was the lack of a track navigation button. Sennheiser HD 4.4/4.5 because they are not that dense. I really appreciate that the material of the ear cushions is quite soft and therefore I can wear them with glasses without feeling that they are pressed against my head. My only complaint is that the earpad size is a bit tight. I don't have large facial features and have to be very careful when adjusting the headband to make sure my ears aren't…

So I haven't been a headphone lover since the 80's when I rocked the Walkman. But now, when I'm working from home, I use my old Logitech headset for calls and meetings, and occasionally stream music. The on-ear phone started to hurt my ears, the sound was mediocre at best, and the battery needed charging almost every day. I hesitated and hesitated with this decision as the AT didn't have a boom mic, but I wanted good sounding headphones for music and relied on the functionality of the mic. I've