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Revainrating 5 out of 5

I was surprised by the quality for this price.

After two days in these earphones, I decided not to wait a few months before writing a review since, well, you know what they say about first impressions. If you have good hearing, it's probably unnecessary to state that the sound is "ah" and "oh" to justify the asking price. I will discuss aspects that were mentioned in other evaluations but which my own ears could not pick up on. First, a "flat" or "smooth" acoustic quality. And the bass is just right, in my opinion. The bass is powerful, and

Pros
  • Sound, actual buttons, and a snug fit in your ear canals.
Cons
  • Smart Control App - Bluetooth-enabled

Revainrating 2 out of 5

A useless product, it's not worth the money.

Even despite the excellent sound, considering a trillion hardware bugs as well as phone mode, using headphones for a long time is quite painful. No sound of spent nerves is worth it. 30k is a segment of good ears, buy yourself something better. There are many options on the market without the fascist phone mode and bugs, and with the same high-quality sound. While writing a review, autopause worked, routinely connected to the application to remove it for the hundredth time, connected back to

Pros
  • Excellent sound for all 30k, good assembly, quality materials, ears do not get tired after 10+ hours of use.
Cons
  • Autopause! Yes, it turns off if you put the application on your phone, but when you reconnect to the device, the settings can simply be reset. I recommend that you immediately cut it down and periodically make sure that it never turns on, because living with it is just hell. Yes, autopause rarely forgets that I forbade it from working, but nevertheless, during long-term operation, you will encounter this many times. phone mode. But it can no longer be turned off even for a while. What is phone mode? This is such a thing that turns your senheisers into headphones from a fixed price for 27, and also, as a highlight, drowns you out with an unbearable hum. It is physically hard to stay in phone mode for more than two seconds, so you just have to take off the headphones from your head. This "feature" appears when you go to a rally in zoom or tims, when someone calls you in a telegram, when your microphone is turned on in the browser, as well as in many other less obvious scenarios. Yes, in a small part of the software this can be fixed by switching the output device back and forth, or through self-written crutches, but not for long. Phone mode can overtake you at the most unexpected moment. There is also a less important, but no less annoying problem of switching the codec to the worst one at a random moment, which affects the sound quality. For 1.5 years, I still haven’t figured out if this switch is triggering something, or if the headphones are just going crazy. Yes, on nix systems you can force the use of the AptX codec, but I’m even wondering, but what about Windows users? Probably not, because they do not have such an opportunity. Simultaneous work with two devices is implemented super crookedly. A rarer bug - when you connect a new device, the headphones can forget the old ones, you need to re-pair.