Got pros: They sit very comfortably, as for me, the sound is very good for such a price. With its cons. There is a lag in sound, when watching a video it is very noticeable

Pros below: Holds a charge even for a month, the sound is chic, very comfortable Has cons: When you receive a call on the bus, the interlocutor cannot hear you

I'll tell you how it stacks up against the competition, though there's just no way to compete with the price tag they're asking for such incredible sound quality. Feelings of a marriage have persisted up to this point. Let me preface this by saying that I do not consider myself a music enthusiast, but that I do enjoy listening to music. Compared to the JBL T450 headphones I had been using before, the regular EarPods sound incredible. The main drawback is that it is little hard of hearing…

I never expected to be writing a review, but after purchasing a second set of ears for use with a computer and comparing them to my urbanears, I concluded that they were well worth the cost. Before that, I had Hellas, which served me well for two years through fire and water (I participated in sports while wearing them and even fell on a rucksack a couple of times while wearing them and they continued to live) until I decided I needed something with a bit more musical flair. I decided to…

Because headphones exert a moderate amount of pressure on the ears, wearing them for an extended period of time can cause discomfort to the user's aural canals. On the other hand, if the headphones were held with less force, they would provide less effective sound isolation and have a greater risk of falling off the user's head. Even if you speak at a volume that is significantly lower than usual in public while using the microphone, your interlocutor will be able to hear you clearly. Due to…

Very good headphones For me they feel tight at first but after wearing they loosen up a bit. I want them to feel cozy rather than loose. I'm not sure they do the noise cancellation as well as they do on an airplane, but in my house they do the job well. Immersive sound, clear and pure. Easy to use as a mobile phone headset to talk to and listen to callers. However, I would like to see this model come in more colors.

These headphones last about ten years on a charge. I love them and my son always wants to borrow them. Единственная крошечная жалоба, которую я имею, заключается в том, что в инструкциях вам предлагается удерживать кнопку и ждать, пока синий индикатор подключится к вашему Bluetooth, что сбивает с толку, поскольку индикатор, указывающий на то, что наушники включены и работают, имеет голубовато -White color. It took a while for my husband and I to figure out that the mating light is dark blue.

I had an earlier version of the Platan wireless headphones and was quite happy with them until the hinge broke. So I happily ordered another pair, confident in the knowledge that they had metal hinges. It turns out I was wrong. I managed to connect them to different devices a couple of times, but after a few days I couldn't connect them anymore. They don't even show up as an available device. After multiple attempts, software updates, and reboots, I'm still having no luck. I'm sending them…

I argued between them and the Beats Solo3; I ordered both and ended up keeping them as I found them better value for money. They look good, the Bluetooth connection works great and they are affordable. Sound quality isn't as good as the more expensive models, but definitely not bad if you're looking for a better price. I use them for phone calls, work video chats and workouts. Everyone seems to hear me loud and clear, even better than the beats. The battery also lasts a long time. One downside…

I mainly use them in the gym. You do the work. They have excellent sound quality and nice bass. I gave the noise cancellation a 4 because I still hear noise around me at the gym; I understand this may not be a fair estimate, but that's what I measure. If you want to block out all noise in places like the gym, use in-ear headphones like earbuds. But otherwise they are great. I needed wireless headphones for the gym when I hit a punching bag and did cardio and they were perfect. I also tried…

I was very disappointed with cityears. Over the years I've had 2 pairs of cable planes, 3 pairs of copper planes and now these bluetooth planes. Every second set, without exception, died after a year due to defects in the ends of the cords. I love how they look and sound good so I figured a bluetooth kit would solve all of those problems. NOT CORRECT. The button on these headphones stopped working after 2 months! Unlike other Platinum models where you can replace the aux cable if it stops…

I have been using wired Plattans for many years. Although they are not the best quality the customer service is always good and I can usually get 2 years or so from them. For now, this wireless version suits me. Every other wireless headphone I've tried was big and bulky and gave me a headache! They, like their wired counterparts, are as convenient. I wear glasses and they don't bother me. The ear pads on it feel like they might get a little sweaty when you go out in the summer, but that…

I've been using Plattan 2 bluetooth headphones for over 2 years now, mainly for listening to music while running. I'm not an audiophile, so I can't say much about the sound quality, but about their other characteristics: Pros: - The retro yet modern look of these headphones is very chic and easy to pair with any outfit. I haven't seen any other headphone line that has anything similar. Battery life is as advertised and I usually take a few days off between charges. The knob on the right is a…

I cannot recommend these Bluetooth Plattan 2s. Use with Google Music app and Youtube app on Pixel 2 Android phone. Standard mode handles music from Google Music and Youtube very poorly. Vocal tracks like stand-up or interviews sound ok, but anything containing bass sounds like muddy mush. It managed to fix the problem with the Google Music app's built-in equalizer function, but this severely limited the available volume. Spotify seems to sound better on headphones, but I bought into the Google…