🎧 High-Definition Sound Isolation In-Ear Headphones - SOUL SL99 (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Review

I had headphones from cheap to expensive. Many ways. This is the best sound for sub-bass drops; (even better than my 40mm headset) but is somewhat lacking in the 75-200Hz range. or (low to mid range). The equalizer on my phone really helped with that. They sound best for rap and dubstep compared to other headphones in this price range. Just to keep perspective; I have a pair of Skull Candi for half that price and they sound pretty good in comparison. But if you're a music lover, you'll only…

I've been looking for "the right" earphones for years. Although I rarely encountered real shit (skull candy). The amount of mediocrity was amazing, big brands like Monster, Sony, Phillips, V-Moda never failed to make a lasting impression. From the moment I took these headphones out of the box I thought something had changed. First, the headphone case is much larger than any other set I own. They have a unique shape that keeps most of the earmold out of the ear canal, and the weight of the set…

I bought these headphones because they were only $25 at Revain. Also because I have the Monster Earth, Wind and Fire Gratitude headphones and they weren't the kind of headphones I needed. Depending on my mood, I listen to any music. I listen to classic rock, pop, rap, acoustic, classical and even spoken word podcasts. Monster's Gratitude is only great for one genre of music. Mostly high frequencies, almost no bass. It's great for acoustic or rock music, but terrible for R&B, hip-hop, or even…

It was one big disappointment after another. When I received them I was really impressed, the packaging looks really classy, the box feels really high quality, that's what the box feels like with the felt lined walls and the nicely exposed headphones surrounded by foam, with a nice bag for storage, it really felt like I was getting $100 headphones. Unfortunately it all goes downhill from there, the earbuds themselves feel plasticy and cheap, even the ear pads feel cheap, more like plastic than…

I ended up buying it on a recent offer for $24. Apparently for the price you can't go wrong. That said, while there are a few things I like about these headphones, the sound out of the box isn't quite the same. Keep in mind that I'm comparing them to my Klipsch Image S4, which I've had for a few years. Things I like: * Quite comfortable * They seem well built/durable/sturdy *Price was great (S4s )* Sound quality isn't that great either* Tips feel cheap and paper thin (maybe that's why the…

First off I would like to say what an excellent sound quality this pair has. I've had Beats for a while now and have decided that walking around with oversized headphones isn't practical. I couldn't hold my hair up AND hear the beats at the same time. They were nice because they were the same quality as some cheap Beats headphones - still around $200 - but I was able to use them and didn't feel like my head was wrapped. Secondly, rubber inserts are not suitable for all sizes. Why? The materials

Before I explain the 5 star rating I want to say that I don't usually like noise isolating headphones, they just never seem worthy to me and I keep going back to cheap Apple headphones , and while they're not perfect, I feel like the pros outweigh the cons. For the price I got ($50) the sound quality is worth it, like most inner ear headphones that isolate noise they tend to fall out, now I've only tried 2 of the 3 ear tips they give you , while the small and medium fall out when I'm doing…