Review on Black Panasonic RP-HJE125E-K Wired Earphones 🎧 with 3.5 mm Jack by Adam Woods ᠌

a price that was completely illogical for it to appear at (with a coupon). Just after the purchase, the sound was incredibly disappointing, but it was soon apparent that the headphones' poor fit in the ears was the cause of the low loudness and lack of bass. This was found nearly instantly after the first sound problem. When I switched to the kit's largest ear cushions, the sound quality slightly increased, but the improvement was not really noticeable. The sound suddenly arose after doing a number of procedures, including some shamanistic ones like "warming up" with "white noise" (which I still don't believe in), as well as adjusting the equalizer and switching to softer embyuchures. Without a doubt, and even what! Despite owning a Koss Pathfinder and numerous various Sony models, these headphones are the ones I use every day. This is because I can only enjoy listening to music of many genres with these headphones without having to adjust the equalizer presets. The high, medium, and low frequencies all sound good; there isn't one frequency in the sound that stands out more than any other. The sound isn't colored in any way. The sound created by friction won't be heard by the listener since the wire is so thin. These headphones are generally the first I've used that allow me to distinguish between compressed and uncompressed files. We need to replace some of the music compositions in the music collection with files of a higher quality because compression has rendered the sound of some instruments into mush. Moreover, these headphones will be quite helpful for runners . Despite the fact that I do not engage in athletic activity, I am certain that the snug fit of the earpieces in my ears makes it much easier to suddenly shatter the wire than it would be for me to take the earpieces out of my ears. Nevertheless neither ear is currently in the slightest bit painful or uncomfortable. I endorse to everyone.