🎧 Koss The Plug - Superior Blue In-Ear Headphones for Immersive Sound Experience Review

These are the best value for money in-ear headphones I've ever owned. i love my music I've used everything from free headphones to $300 E2Cs and these are my favorites. They're like foam earbuds and headphones in one. If you don't know how to use foam ear tips, you won't like them. However, I drive everything: trains, boats, cars, helicopters, private jets and even on foot; these things are the best. I can shut myself off from the outside world and listen to music without cranking the volume to

Bought these to use on flights to Europe and although they tend to block out ambient noise , they can be somewhat awkward to insert. It's really only a problem if you keep removing them, but I found that I was doing this to talk to my husband, the flight attendant, hear announcements, go to the bathroom, etc, so I had to reinserting them every time is a bit annoying. I used different headphones for the rest of the flight to make things a little easier. My other issue with these headphones is…

I had a pair of these many, many years ago and after accidentally forgetting them on the plane I didn't replace them - they weren't that easy to find at the time. Recently when I was looking for replacements for some broken wired headphones I came across them here at Revain and bought a pair. I was happy to learn that my expectations from my previous experience have not only been met, they seem to have gotten better. What I like about these headphones is the simple design and the ease of use…

FAN-tastic. I've been using them for many years. Again and again I have tried more sophisticated and expensive headphones and always come back to them. Honestly, I could rave about these headphones for hours. You are so good. Two important tips: 1.) When you put them in your ears, turn on some music and then adjust their tilt and depth in your ears. The slope plays a big role. You can drastically control the sound quality and bass to treble ratio simply by adjusting their position in your ears.

i usually buy jvc marshmellow memory foam headphones but i thought i would try something else, i regretted it almost as soon as i got them , but I figured I'd get used to them (and I did) and I could handle them until they broke (btw they haven't broke yet), but they still have a ton of stuff I put on What I don't like about them are basically things that can be bad or good depending on the person, but here's a list of things I didn't like about these headphones compared to the jvc headphones I

LOVE KOSS THE PLUG! I don't like that my favorite colors (white and green) cost more than the cheapest base black (just a few bucks or so). However, this is my favorite brand. Great bass sound (provided you get the real bargain and not the tinny sounding Chinese imitation eBay used to make) and with proper care will last much longer than other comparable price brands I've tried. I prefer the foam tips of these, which for me are more secure and comfortable than the plastic or silicone tips…

Koss "The Plugs" are a pair of ultra-budget IEMs, they use a pair of dynamic drivers, have a non-detachable 3.5mm unbalanced cable and a warm signature. the number of rave reviews about these headphones. So I came with pretty high expectations. By the way, there is a big difference between "noise reduction" and "noise isolation". It's not noise cancellation, it's noise isolation. Noise isolation is the blocking of sound by physical passive means, noise cancellation is actual active noise…