I was on the lookout for a cheap but high-quality pair of headphones. On screens or up high. Taken into account KOSS Porta/Sporta pro and UR-20. I can tell by the sound that they are ripping my Sony to tears. Still, Porta appeared fragile; he worried about damaging it while still in the shop. A little bit stronger, but not a fountain, is preferred in sports. High-frequency noise bothered the UR-20, but it looks like the price is justified. Those KOSS headphones have got me thinking about…

A year of using these ears has passed and I want to say that this is evil! )) You get so used to this sound, even the more expensive and closed ears from the Sennheiser do not produce such a sound.

Before that, there were many varieties of headphones available, including plugs, monitors, and others, manufactured by a variety of companies. However, none of them managed to combine the two most critical qualities—a decent sound and a wearable design—into a single product. In addition, Porta Pro has been a smashing success in the marketplace for over 25 years. Why? because they combine the two characteristics that are considered to be the most essential for fans of music. It's possible that…

The best in their price category, I have been using it for more than a year, there have been no problems, despite the fact that I listen both at home and on the street solid 5+ :)

The sound is just a bomb, and I've been using them for two months with the Fiio X1 II player. The only better-performing Beyerdynamic DT 990 PRO headphones I own are my other models, which are more expensive. When I was hunting for a player, I unintentionally landed into a review where these headphones were listed along with the aforementioned player, which is how I learned about Koss Porta Pro. Everyone who listened agreed that it had a very admirable sound. I have no idea how long they will…

Has some pros: Design The weight Sound quality Comfortable to wear on the head Got cons: I'm already buying the second one, one of the ears stops sounding. weak contacts.

Good headphones for listening to the MP-3 player. They served faithfully for a long time. Every time it is removed from the head, it rips out hair (falls between two spring arcs).

the best! I can’t use “plugs”, the head and ears also quickly get tired of large overheads. the price, of course, has grown indecently, but so far the quality justifies itself. great sound.

The legendary headphones of the neon, tape, and disco eras. I purchased my copy in 2022, and since then, I've had to re-solder the wires three times—once when the native cord frayed, once when I tried to catch on the wire during a hockey game but failed to do so, and once when I wanted to add wires for a microphone. The ear cushions lose their quality very rapidly when used actively. Given that these headphones are open-type, noise isolation is completely nonexistent. However, it's worth it…

Its pros: Reliable, good sound, comfortable to wear, securely attached to the head, conveniently folded into a pocket or bag. Cons: The ear pads wear out quickly, but the price of buying them on Ali is cheap.

thanks to Koss for making headphones with a thin flexible bow, this is a rarity on the market. since the design is open, they do not isolate external sound well, they are not suitable for noisy places such as the subway.

Along with the Iriver S100, I use. The quality is more than passable; the bass is strong but not overpowering, and there are no unnecessary noises. These are advantages. Cons: The cord is too hard (the "rings" hold on for a very long time), the ambichurs are too thin (hair passes through them and gets on the membrane, causing unnecessary wheezing), the minijack broke off after three years of use (probably my fault; I wound the extra length of the wire on the player), and after prolonged use…

Got pros: Fantastic, perfect natural sound, especially if you replace the pads with "isolating" ones. Very compact for transport. Different cons: Structural elements can occasionally cling to women's hair.

This post is for anyone who is having trouble deciding between the Koss Porta Pro and the Sennheiser PX 100-II. In order for me to make a decision, I had to buy both of them and those. Do not have any reservations about taking Coss. Senkhs are tone deaf; there are no highs and there is a strong emphasis on the bass. The Kosses have highs, although they are somewhat muffled; however, there are medium ones, and the vocals sound fine. There is not nearly as much truth to the myth that the Koss…

Every six months, I'd treat myself to a new pair of headphones. A wire was severed close to the outlet. The headphones were the same style, but they were much more affordable (50-100 hryvnias). Since they also lost their presentation, there's little point in making any attempts at restoration. Many people are familiar with Koss Porta Pro. In public places, classrooms, and public transit. After reading about them, the concept intrigued me. Back then, I only paid 300 hryvnias for them. My bad, I…

Almost perfect outdoor headphones, foldable, high-quality, noise isolation is just such that you can listen to music while walking down the street and at the same time hear the sound of an approaching car.

Headphones are simply fantastic. They have already been in use by me for seven years. As previously, the sound is loud and the bass is strong. The wire does not stiffen in the cold. The only issue is that when you listen in a minibus at maximum volume, other passengers can hear you as well and can occasionally start to become annoyed. Periodically, hair on the head or neck is pulled out by another metal shackle. Sports are difficult to play in them. Sporto Pro is the superior option for this. I

With its pros: Appearance, sound, build quality, pleasant to listen to, ears do not get tired and do not hurt . Cons: The L-shaped plug was replaced after 2 months . with a straight line and a cable in a fabric winding.

After reading the evaluations, I decided to purchase it, but I won't make that mistake again. After using the Sennheiser HD228, it is literally hard to listen to anything since the vocals "disappeared" from fifty percent of the records, the basses hum strangely, and practicing with the equalizer does not produce a significant amount of improvement. Three stars for the sound, and four stars for the parameters, because there are no complaints about the pricing, the convenience, or the quality of…

Has some pros: Open-type headphones (which means you hear not only music, but also the world around you), but at the same time, even at maximum volume, you do not interfere with others. Cons below: Sometimes after "compression" in the subway, the left "ear" is disconnected (provided that my bag is compressed from all sides). Wear ear pads that can only be found on ebay.