Review on Sony MDR-1AM2 Earphones, black by Anastazja Jelisiejew ᠌

The box itself looks expensive and angry; you can put the headphones inside and store them there, but this is not practical because you must disconnect the wire in order to do so. I was happy to see a branded carrying case and an extra balanced cable included, as well as the box itself. several advantages The Sony MDR-XB700 model I used prior to purchasing these headphones had a lot of concerns about the bass and sound, but after purchasing them, these concerns were allayed. The headphones have a crystal-clear sound and a stylish, powerful bass, and as soon as I held them in my hands, I noticed how incredibly light they were, making them almost unnoticeable when worn properly. This particular model has the best sound isolation; when worn, the music is practically inaudible, but when removed, you can hear how well-made they sound. Swivel bowls are an additional benefit of theirs, making them easier to wear and place on your head. The materials used to construct the headphones are of a decent grade; nothing rattles or makes unnecessary noises. Cons: These headphones have just one flaw—the ear pads mount creaks—and as you are aware, nothing in the earthly world is flawless. The only way to put on headphones without hearing a slight creak is by holding them by the bowls; however, if you hold them by the turning section, there won't be any sound, and they'll also fit much better on your head.