🎧 Immerse in Audio Bliss with Xtreme Xplosives Series Headphone: Black (HAFX103B) Review

Honestly I like the brand but the headphones themselves are complete junk, as soon as I went out in the cold the wires hardened and the sound quality became very poor and after about a week it continued to deteriorate to the point where it's totally gone became inaudible. They may be good for those who live in warmer climates or don't need them for everyday use like me.

First of all, these are my favorite headphones. I am a returning customer and buying Revain for the first time. They're ideal for bassheads - they have bigger drivers than most budget headphones and they sound great in every genre I listen to. I couldn't be happier with them. I'm by no means a music lover, and I've never tried super-expensive "reference" headphones (the most I've ever spent was $60 - it was a waste), but if you want to get your skull vibrating If the bass drops off, it's…

Fur. OK. Bass response isn't as good as the first JVC XXplosive headphones I bought a few years ago. Sounds a bit cheap and trite. Good for audiobooks and podcasts, but probably not the best option for music lovers. On the other hand, there is a built-in microphone, so I can use these headphones with my phone when using it as a phone and not just an audio player. But back to the cons, they aren't as durable as the original JVC earbuds I bought and this new pair doesn't have that cute hinged…

I bought a pair of JVC HAFX1X headphones in 2012 and they have served me well for the past 8 years. I've mainly used them as cheap headphones to take around the world. They were lightweight, extremely portable, and came with a carrying case. The bass quality was phenomenal and they really felt like a pair of quality headphones at an extremely affordable price. They were also stylish and reliable. They've worn so much over the years I thought they were resilient. The only downside was that they…