I abhor plugs. scary-looking headphones. As a result, I made a tiny but overhead selection. Amazing sound quality was present. I can confidently state that for the price, these headphones are by far the best I've heard. I practically always wear it. And I apply that to all of my gadgets. After these hearing, other people's audio looks flat, unclean, and the bass is absurd. I'm prepared to give the engineers a big hug and ask them for a spare foam rubber because of the way they play Nirvana…

With pricing being so close, it's clear that the PX-100 is a poor choice. If you value an emotional listening experience, however, these headphones outperform all others in their price range. The AKG k-24, and so on. It's a decent step up in quality from the obscene tinnitus that plagues most budget options.

A highly successful model that fits the head nicely and is convenient to transport. The sound is of high quality, although the bass might use some work. Over the course of the past seven years, I have made extensive use of these headphones. The cable cannot withstand cold temperatures, and if it does, the insulation will grow brittle and eventually shatter. This is just one of the problems. Ambyushurs can be ordered as a supplementary item on Ali, but in general, they are treated as…

I used to like vacuum headphones, but after using them recently, I vowed never to wear them again. I suggest taking it if you want high-quality sound for a reasonable price because you won't want to return it and there aren't many disappointments. I've had it for more than 4 years; I got it overseas. I use it in all kinds of weather; even at -20 degrees, the wire doesn't flake off like it would on a brand-new plug. worked as a mechanic cleaning the speakers of metal shavings but failed to…

As a rule, I think you should buy it. Not the best headphones, but they're soft and easy on the ears. They can be folded up into a little package and stored in a bag. A solid four because of how convenient they are and how minor the issues with the sound itself are. But even five points weren't enough because of the complicated assembly, the flimsy length of the wire, and the little excessive cost.

Everything is really fantastic! When I first opened the package, I initially thought, "Oh, what a horror." They were by no means the most fashionable and looked like headphones for a Barbie doll. That something like this could accomplish anything baffled me. It appeared as soon as I placed it on my head and switched on the music with the thinking, "I threw out another fifteen hundred." Except for the prehistoric design, I've never heard such divine music - the sound is out of this world! has…

My wife bought these and I used them for a few years before she stopped using other brands. I also tried the AKG K420s, which sounded much better but only lasted a short while. Then I purchased a Sennheizer HD228. Although they have good sound quality, they are too quiet when used with a phone (the Samsung 5700 Spica). My wife and I checked the pro port, and the volume margin was still there with respectable quality. Has to, in my opinion.

I specifically listened to them on a Hi-Fi player to avoid making a mistake. Sometimes a smartphone cannot open the headphones. The scene should be formed much more since it appears that the speaker is much larger than the plugs are and that the design is overhead. But no. After the Elecom EHP-GB1000ABK, there is only a dull, absolutely unremarkable sound. Keep silent about the bass and high frequencies. After Elecoms, it is as if they do not exist. Additionally, Koss is more pricey. Therefore,

When used actively, they exert a lot of pressure on the ears. I was never able to stretch it for longer than three hours. The plug is just absent, and the cord is awful. The headphones' settings are horrible; they rip easily and cause hemorrhoids when worn. due to the folding design, the road. Despite the strong player, you don't really listen to the train because it makes a lot of noise and is difficult to hear in the subway. The plastic lacks assurance and is difficult to distinguish (glued).

When the "headphones" tumbled off the coffee table and onto the carpet a few years back, the earpiece broke off. I had the audacity to use this garbage somewhere for two weeks. As I discovered later, the plastic used to make the fasteners is brittle and extremely durable, like oak. However, all of this pales in comparison to the "sound". Therefore, neither midrange nor high frequencies exist. Although it can seem that just the low ones are left, they are also not. All that can be heard is a…

My father introduced me to high-quality audio when I was a little boy. He always picked up my headphones, so my spoilt ears became accustomed to Sennheiser and Sony products. Naturally, there are now a lot more options than there were ten years ago when it came to earplugs with active noise suppression! Koss bought after perusing glowing reviews. It does indeed sound nice! Although Sony and Sennheiser are raising prices steadily, the quality has changed. But in reality, I came to the conclusion

Since the junction of the wire and the plug is extremely fragile (you shouldn't wear jeans in your pocket, it will break rapidly), the wire insulation should be made of "fabric" to protect it. Only the foam rubber has worn out after two years of operation, of which half a year was spent at work. I'm considering buying new ones or changing the wire myself because the foam rubber has lost its appeal and the wire has turned into a wire.

The cost is prohibitively expensive. Although I have heard a lot of good things about these headphones, I have never understood why they are so pricey (presumably because of brand fees and being "legendary"). When I first opened the package, I had a sneaking hunch that I had been duped into purchasing a fake. It's just that they come in cheap packaging, they appear cheap, and even to the touch, they have an air of being inexpensive. This too simplistic folding design, in which the speaker cups…

Since the second decade, I have been using them (now the second or third pair). Once upon a time, it was impossible to get alternative folding headphones of this caliber for your money (it used to be roughly $30). I'm not sure right now because there are so many wonderful possibilities. It seems to me that they are more like "proper bassheads" and don't have a wearisomely inflated bass inside, although this is all obviously subjective. They are called bassheads. I personally have enjoyed their…

I've been running with headphones for over 5 years. Both in the rain and in the heat. They are indestructible! Only with the advent of phones without a 3.5mm jack, the question of their use arose. The issue was resolved by buying an adapter :)

I have had headphones for a long time (about 5 years for sure) I just decided to listen to them again and definitely 5+ in sound, powerful, clean with deep bottoms. the player (sony) also plays well.

Different pros: Great sound, bass! They sit well on the head and there is no discomfort. Not expensive. Cons below: Poor insulation in the subway. The foam does not inspire confidence.

They play without any hiccups, everything is in perfect harmony, and there is a place for everything. After reading the evaluations on this site, I made the decision to purchase. When I first heard them, I was a little disappointed since, to be perfectly honest, I had anticipated hearing more. I didn't care for the high ones very much because the music wasn't crystal clear, but we can't ignore the fact that the price of the headphones is completely unreasonable. In general, after purchasing…

I stole it to use as headphones with my Sansa Clip+. The interesting design and sturdy feel of the box won me over. The audio appears to be crisp, but simultaneously murky. I wouldn't go so far as to call it profound; Nightwish is not sensed. And this is unfortunate because anything costing that much money had better be substantial; I certainly didn't pay $10 for Genius. Even while it may be calmer in European cities, we still hear more street noise than music, the open type does not help the…

I'll chip in another 5 kopecks. After getting it, I got it nice and toasty on a regular stereo amplifier. The sound quality improved significantly. No third porta for me, please! Despite being my second set of the anniversary edition Porta Pros, the design is horribly thin. My expectations were higher. The ear also detached in the first, which was otherwise quite mundane (purchased two years ago). Conclusions are drawn. With my wage, I can buy better, longer-lasting ears. A Sennhi 595 or a…