Review on RHA TrueConnect Wireless Headphones, Dark Blue by Barbara Picco ᠌

The first few days were a waste of money because there was no sound and the headphones hurt my ears. And then something happened: either the ears adjusted, the fabled "warming up" actually took effect, or the foam nozzle was just worth switching out. That sounded like an explosion of the brain, in general, and it sounded that way. For the first time, I experienced the sensation of hearing clear, thick, and gentle bass—a sensation that defies easy description yet sounds like the place where the bass mingled in other ears. The barrel can be stretched. Vocals are unaltered and sincere. The undercurrents are buoyant, and the emphasis on each note is clear. Everything from io sys and flashbulb to Diaghileva and Sviridov sounds delicious (albeit the classics lack any sort of wow factor). BT-4.2 The ears are accustomed to it; you no longer experience any fatigue or discomfort. It's not too loud, it's just right. Excellent soundproofing keeps everything muffled in the office but allows faint background noises on the subway. The norms are inserted into the cover, but I don't know how to remove it yet because I don't know what to grab onto. A shaky connection is annoying, but only in exceptional cases. The reasoning behind its dissipation still eludes me. Nothing has broken yet, despite the wounds, and the manufacturer provides a 3-year warranty (which is reassuring :) Prior to it, there were beats, and they became extinct in two months. If I had to do it all over again, I'd pick them every time.