🎧 GRADO iGe3 Wired In Ear Headphones with Smart Device Controller and Microphone – Premium Sound and Enhanced Control Review

so these headphones are a bit tiny/metallic sounding. I think they just need to be used for a while. The bass is good, the sound quality is good and clear.

I have an iPhone 11 so I need a 3.5 adapter for the lights over all I heard. Also, none of the ear tip sizes fit my ear. I'm just going back to $15 Apple headphones.

The product sounds great, the sound is balanced both when using it for video calls and when listening to EDM or classical music. With my first order there was a problem with internal connections. They quickly replaced my faulty first item and the second still seems to be working great after a few months.

I bought it because of the price and because I love my Grado SR 80e headphones. At first I was disappointed, but after trying all the tips (they have four sizes) I realized I wasn't using the best size. I went with what I've used in other pairs but it wasn't the best choice for these headphones. Once I found the right fit, everything immediately improved. The seal is good enough and the fit is comfortable enough that I could wear these headphones to the gym without them falling out. I didn't…

I have two pairs of Grado over-ear headphones (i60 and i225) and I like the sound. So I wanted to try in-ear headphones to see how I liked them. In general I am very happy with them. They don't have the open sound of the Gardo headphones, but they do have more bass. The bass isn't too heavy like some headphones, which is good. They seem to be built a little poorly. For 100€ I would have expected a slightly better processing. Otherwise I like them, but you could probably get better headphones…

I really wanted to like them. verified friends. Unfortunately it's just junk made in China with Grado written on the side. I'm a longtime audiophile and they had the weirdest sound of any pair of headphones I've tried. Dark and dirty, with an odd tonal mix that heavily affects the upper bass and mids at the expense of the rest of the range. Also, because they use a traditional minijack, an adapter is required to use them with a modern iPhone. Even using the Apple Grados OEM adapter it just…

I'm the type of guy who hears a new audio system and gets emotional when I hear new details in the music I have. never heard. That's my superpower: I hear tastes of things like Gordon Ramsey. Sound: Do they sound good? Short answer: Absolutely, if you like Grado's signature warm bass. and much more. That's the problem. Every manufacturer has a specific frequency response curve they are aiming for. On the other hand, Shure has a flatter response; And if you're used to hearing Bose's sweetened…