Pros
- It's not a horrible model, but it costs the same!
Cons
- I'll explain in the remarks.
Pros
- High frequencies that are light, with good, elastic bass; don't overload the ears
Cons
- They appear weak and like they will fall apart right away.
Pros
- When considering the cost, the quality of the sound is outstanding.
Cons
- When taking off and putting on the glasses repeatedly, the temples come together, which can be a little unpleasant. Additionally, there may be instances of hair being pinched. A little bit of experience helps to reduce the severity of these inconvenient aspects.
Pros
- Compact in size and light in weight, the sound is clear.
Cons
- When worn with a headpiece, it is inconvenient and uncomfortable.
Pros
- They are not available at this price, which is 8000 tenge, which is equivalent to roughly 55 dollars.
Cons
- Price
Pros
- Extremely little, barely perceivable. They provide a relaxed fit atop the skull. The bass is very impressive. Compact.
Cons
- When you fire, they add up by themselves; maybe it's worth noting this as a positive, but I don't enjoy it.
Pros
- Good sound that has not been altered in any way, free of any unwanted noise, snarling, etc. They rest extremely pleasantly on the head, and the rectangular foam rubber inserts, they do not press in any way. As a result, you can wear them for an extended period of time without experiencing any discomfort. Stunning artwork with a striking appearance.
Cons
- The construction of these headphones is quite weak, and the materials are of a very poor quality (in point of fact, the speakers are the most important part of these headphones; the rest is not worth more than five dollars). The fact that headphones crumple and fold up means that they cannot be worn around the neck like a necklace.
Pros
- Appearance and Sound (I have the black) Extremely light Convenient to store They don't push because either there's nothing there or, if there is a large face, they rest with dense sponges on the cheekbones, where they also don't press, and the amount of pressure can be adjusted (there's an inscription that says "Zone comfort," and you can click on it and make it fit your needs). It is SAFE to use them outside because you are able to hear EVERYTHING in addition to hearing the music clearly and in excellent quality. The noise-isolating headphones are the key to posthumous giving on the street. And in this regard, you are in command. Although the sound quality is poor on the metro, it is possible to amplify it, and if you do so, everything will be fine.
Cons
- Unreliable cable My first ones both had one of their ears fall off when they fell. Because the problem could not be fixed under the terms of the lifetime guarantee, replacements were purchased.
Pros
- 1) Sound. Obviously, this is a one-of-a-kind, low-frequency (and not just that) hum. I really appreciated that it masked the low audio quality. At full blast, I could hear them in my neck garb. Two) Fashion and usability. The bow can be folded and stored in a pocket if needed. Including the case. They rest gently atop your head, allowing you to nap in them if you like while riding the bus. Thirdly, 1.2 meters of wire. zero feedback:) Warm ears are a need in the winter.
Cons
- 1) Bow – actively disrupts the artistic chaos that is my hair. When worn around the neck, it might irritate the wearer by catching and pinching the hair around the nape of the neck. 2. Dependability. PEOPLE! Avoid them like the plague if you need them for more than six months and can't solder. However, after six months of regular, careful use, the wire breaks on the speakers despite being rock solid at the plug. For me, this time frame was six months, separated by one week (left ear first, then right ear). The key to successful soldering is to avoid damaging the speaker cone. If you were the driver, you should ease it out of the way. I was unable to make it work. Now a horrible cracking sound is coming from one ear. Are any people looking for a programmer? (FROM) 3) The ear cushions wear out during the first several months.
Pros
- The highs, mids, and basses are all fantastic, and the sound is almost perfect overall. Of course, there are quality drops at maximum volume, but everyone will prefer the volume at which everything is excellent. convenient and light. The cost is excellent. Since my birth, headphones have been manufactured and have a history.
Cons
- Volume keys are not present. could, and other people hear the sound. When I was 15 to 20 years old, it was crucial for me to simply be heard.
Pros
- Outstanding quality of sound in every respect. Very little weight. Cost that is manageable.
Cons
- Definitely not something that should be listened to on the metro. While you are standing on the platform, you won't be able to hear anything. Even if you turn up the sound all the way, you won't be able to hear anything inside the subway train.
Pros
- The sound quality is top notch, and the bass, midrange, and lows are all on par. Folding sunglasses that fit like a glove and have adjustable temples so you can safely run in them. In spite of their seemingly weak and dangling construction, they proved to be quite sturdy and could withstand the weight of a person weighing 90 kilograms when they were dropped on them. The set includes a 6.5 adaptor (a guitarist's delight) and a bag case, making it easy to transport and store.
Cons
- The wire frays at the connector after a few months of use when I carry the player in my pocket, but given that this is my normal issue with headphones, I have no idea what to do about it. For the trains will be eerily silent.
Pros
- Super light and with a fantastic sound
Cons
- There is no noise insulation, and the structure is quite flimsy (the materials are the most basic and inexpensive available, and I don't even want to write about them). L-shaped plug, the wires around the earpiece itself start to tear, and an iron arc seizes the hair.
Pros
- Quality of sound, cost, and accessibility
Cons
- short-lived
Pros
- Good and strong sound; sturdy and comfy build and cord.
Cons
- Two-way cord supply; I feel bad for him because the cord tans in the winter; straight plug on some types.
Pros
- Clear audio with frequencies that, to my ears, are almost perfectly balanced. A light burden or burden. One might be able to forget about them if they didn't keep pressing on the whiskey. Old school techno with a midnight dance cosmo old look for the appearance (design). plug in the form of an L. The option to fold and secure (button labeled "Light-Firm") is available. Ear pads that are inexpensive and simple to replace (they may be swapped out with hair ties). It is essential for people who like hoods to know that steel darlings do not exert any pressure on the head from above. Dynamic movement upon landing (on any ears, the hair should stand on end as it should). The sort that is semi-closed, meaning that you can hear the street and the street can hear what is being played. The folding design has been successfully implemented in the form of a clip that may be worn on the collar of a T-shirt. When folded, they don't take up much room at all.
Cons
- The foam rubber exerts a slight amount of pressure on the whiskey; however, the more frequently I use it, the less I notice it, and it's likely that by the end of the bottle, I'll have gotten used to it and there won't be any minus. Darlings, hair clings to steel (while I don't propose dressing a girl in hair, perhaps this is a benefit because the girl will stop demanding to be listened to) (I don't recommend dressing a girl in hair).
Pros
- Although it may not seem so at first glance, they sit comfortably on the head, do not press against the ears, and can have the clamping force adjusted. They also have excellent sound (for its price category and even a little higher), as well as in the entire frequency range. The cord, strangely enough, has not broken in 5 years.
Cons
- New Parallon ear pads are decent if ordered, but they start to fall apart after two years. The wire, while generally reliable, might be produced with a rag braid for more vigorous use.
Pros
- ergonomics, a foldable design, sound, and bass
Cons
- No
Pros
- In most respects, the sound quality is comparable to that of the Sennheiser HD 280, despite the fact that these headphones cost three times as much.
Cons
- If Senhi provided me with a warranty that was good for two years, why do these (from a different respected store) only have a return policy that is valid for two weeks in the event that they malfunction?
Pros
- Convenient portability, premium sound, and rock-solid dependability
Cons
- It's not easy to track down a pad (abbyushon); chances are, your neighbors are familiar with your musical tastes.
