Review on Purple Philips SHE3590PP/28 In-Ear Headphones - Superior SEO by Agata Potocka ᠌

They provided me with something similar, and right from the very first song, they left a strong impression on me. I went with them for a little over a year, but in some strange way I lost them in my one-room apartment and never found them, I was very upset, because it's really a very worthy option for between 400 and 700 dollars. I listened to music and enjoyed it. I went to the store to buy new ones and without thinking twice, I bought the same model. When I got them home, I realized that I was a little dissatisfied with my purchase because the sound was not as voluminous and the bass was not as juicy. In overall, they were not terrible, but they were noticeably inferior to what I had previously seen. After coming in from the cold and giving them a closer examination when I got inside, I discovered that I had encountered a Chinese knockoff; the quality of the material was also not very good. When you position the headphones so that the right one is on the right and the left one, respectively, is on the left, the inscription is visible in the space where the cable forks turn out to be facing you. This is a change from the original design. In the authentic version, it is positioned in the opposite direction as it is on the false version, which also has a plug that bears the inscription "made in china" (which the store failed to pay attention to). After around four months of use, the left earpiece on this copy finally stopped working. Be wary of impostors as a result. Now that I've made up my mind to shell out a bit more cash, I'm considering purchasing the Sennheiser CX 300-II (900 - 2022).