Everything in the headphones is good - and the sound is balanced, and the assembly is wonderful, but here's the problem - the ergonomics are simply terrible! Listening to music after 10-15 seconds turns into a real hell, every 10 seconds you have to hold them with your fingers so that they do not fall out, the complete ear cushions do not help at all. I do not recommend.

Everything about these headphones is good, except for the most important thing: the sound. I listened with a good hi-fi player, with the equalizer turned off. I will describe the sound in one main word: "dirty". The mids are bulging, cutting the ear, the bass is there, but absolutely flat, the high ones are deaf. I am a hardened music lover and these ears didn’t fit me at all, I gave them to a friend who doesn’t rummage in sound at all and he was left “deeply satisfied with them”)

The first headphones, in which the ear pads immediately sat down well - they do not fall out, do not press, they fit snugly. But, with native ear pads, the sound insulation is not very good and the bass is rather weak. I have been using foam for many years (for 50r with Ali), they certainly wear out quickly, but they are much superior to silicone ones in terms of sound insulation. The problem is that with them, on these headphones, the bass becomes too much. It sticks out straight :)) Movies…

Before that, there were Sennheisers of the 300s, a year passed with them and died through my fault (hooked on the doorknob). The senkhs are more comfortable in the ears, the jbl are somehow huge and try to fall out. In terms of sound, the synheisers are somehow more balanced, jbl has a bit too much bass. The plug is still better and more reliable for Senkhs than the straight one for JBL. My choice in favor of Sennheiser 300x.

This is exactly the sound that is pleasing to the ears. More high than low. High frequencies give a very high quality sound. You can adjust the equalizer and in this case they will reveal their potential even more. Their sound can be compared with the Shanheisers, which cost around 3000-3500. And then, here the sound will be pleasant. I bought many headphones and used them for a long time. I bought bits, sony, shanheisers, different ones, but in this case these headphones are sold at a very…

Hey guys I was just trying these headphones out and I bought them because a review said they were just as good as JBL's premium headphones that used to come with the Roku kit. The reason I bought them was because the one I had before (Roku) had a defective left speaker. Still, the Roku JBL headphones sounded better. So I would definitely invest a little more money to get a better one, very disappointed but that's why it's so cheap.

Excellent headphones. They have nice metal on the body of the earbuds and the flat cable is a nice feature. The 45° socket is the perfect compromise between L-shaped and straight plugs. The sound quality is excellent for the price, and you can feel the bass, but it's not clipped. The bass sounds better, the dropouts are clear and powerful, the highs are clear and without much distortion. The noise insulation is in no way inferior to other headphones. Another advantage of these headphones is the

Arrived on time. I've been using it for a few days now and I feel it cancels out noise pretty well and the sound seems good too. But the headphones keep slipping out of my ears. I've tried replacing the earbud with a smaller one, which helps a bit. But I still recommend this product! Now I just have to wait and see how long it lasts. ** There is no volume button on the microphone. Just one button to play, pause and change songs (previous and next song). Besides, I like it. ***** UPDATE…

Received these today and was amazed at the sound quality. The bass is very deep and rich. High frequencies are very clear and characteristic. Come with 2 pairs of extra headphones of different sizes for placement. I didn't expect the headphones to work so well. I was positively surprised. I stumbled upon JBL headphones by accident. I have a pair with my Roku player. in my phone and I liked the sound quality. When they disappeared this week. I knew which brand to look for as a replacement. I…

Love them all, they have incredibly powerful, clean vocal delivery and detailed strings, but with surprisingly unflattering bass development (genuine Apple headphones are better as bass) and high the frequencies are too bright and a bit tinny. I suspect most of you have poor height hearing and would find them pretty good for the price. But if you're someone who can really hear the difference between very expensive, high-end speakers and headphones, the bass and treble will sound cheap, but the…

In general I am very happy with these headphones. When new the cord had a tendency to curl, but after a few weeks of use it straightened out and is now usually pretty straight and tangled! I have a few complaints about them, but all minor. First, I tried all three sizes of earbuds, and none of them resulted in the phones snugly fitting in my ear. I've gone back to the average size that was set when I unboxed it. Another complaint would be the sound quality. Despite being fairly neutrally…