🎧 Experience Superior Audio with SoundMAGIC E80 Reference Series Flagship Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones - Gunmetal! Review

Headphones are probably good, but cable noise is overwhelming. Not used when walking. I managed to mow the lawn by running the cord under my shirt. In a quieter environment, the cable noise is too loud. I suspect it has something to do with the fixed cable. Maybe I got a bad batch. I had to open the package before the return deadline.

These headphones are very comfortable and have excellent sound quality. The main disadvantage is also the disadvantage of most in-ear headphones with this design - over time, one of the wires wears out, loses contact, and as a result, one of the headphones has no sound. Since they are relatively expensive, it's a pity they don't have spare wires like Shure, for example.

It seems to use cables that are taller than most headphones and is as comfortable as any. As for the sound, one has to understand that it is not sweetened ie it does not "amplify" the bass which might lead someone to believe that it sounds less than desirable when playing heavy bass with devices/apps with bad bass hears or non-existent equalizer. This way you can set the equalizer yourself depending on what you're listening to, that is, if you're using cheap players with simple tunes. Not for…

All I can say is Wow. I've had headphones from Audio Technica, Shure, Sony, etc., all around $100+. They are almost as good as the aforementioned in terms of tone, separation and clarity. The low-end is where these headphones shine. The bass is nice and tight without having to do without mids. The hard case is comfortable, the extra silicone ear cups ensure a snug fit, and the loose Comply memory foam ear tips are great for boosting bass and helping with noise isolation. The only complaint I…

All I can say is Wow. I've had headphones from Audio Technica, Shure, Sony, etc., all around $100+. They are almost as good as the aforementioned in terms of tone, separation and clarity. The low-end is where these headphones shine. The bass is nice and tight without having to do without mids. The hard case is comfortable, the extra silicone ear cups ensure a snug fit, and the loose Comply memory foam ear tips are great for boosting bass and helping with noise isolation. The only complaint I…

These are some of the cleanest headphones I've ever heard and the sound quality is actually better than the audiotechnica ath-m50x! They have a balanced sound, good instrument separation, a nice open soundstage and very low noise levels. The build quality is excellent, the 45 degree connector is perfect and the cable doesn't make much noise when using the supplied clamp. The only "downside" is that they're a bit harder to power due to 64ohm headphones. My galaxy s7 has to be turned all the way…

I received these headphones about five minutes ago and am very disappointed. I connected it to my iPhone 6 and immediately heard a crackle. I thought maybe it was because they were new but I turned on the youtube video and there was no sound even though the headphones were firmly plugged in. I wiggled the plug a bit (which I shouldn't have done as these too are literally fresh out of the box) and the sound came out tinny, in one ear, then the other, and then cut off again. I had to fiddle with…

I had no idea music sounded like this! Over the years I've only used the headphones that came with every phone I've bought over the years. I have an old pair of SkullCandy Titans which I consider to be the pinnacle of sound since I bought them about a decade ago. So I've hardly used them over the years to keep them in good condition and use them sparingly. As soon as I started using whatever came with my phones, I realized the Titans sounded like crap. Now that I got my LG G8 I wanted to put…