Review on Uxcell Magnetic Round Shape Replacement Loudspeaker by Christopher Bates

Have you spent over $40 on gaming headphones only to find out they've made many parts cheaper? I found that the headphone drivers stopped giving readings when they were supposed to read 29-32 ohms on the multimeter. Since they used super cheap 32ohm 0.5watt 40mm drivers, so am I, as I'm not going to throw an unreasonable amount of money into these godforsaken headphones. Thermaltake TT esports SHOCK headphones in Shining White were operated on. They were bought in 2012 for $50 ($55 with taxes) and died around 2014. Headphone drivers wouldn't read, wires around were frayed, made from extremely low quality materials and finally fully repaired in 2021 when my soldering skills greatly improved. . Never scolded, just poor build quality. Wouldn't recommend Thermaltake unless like me you want to suffer. FYI, these 40mm speakers can be used anywhere "40mm" is mentioned in speakers, headphones, etc. Not only as a replacement for DVD players as stated in the description. And also in multiple packs they top 1 pair at $3-5 and easily reach around $1.25 per speaker especially for future fixes. The only downside is the design, they of course produce almost no bass so you have to use the EQ to get back to normal.