Review on Sennheiser HD280PRO: 🎧 Next-Generation Pro Audio Headphones by Kio Dump ᠌

For the sole purpose of music consumption, I do not suggest it. I used to be able to create vocals, and occasionally I would manage the sound of the bass, but now I don't have my hearing very well. The ears aren't terrible, but I have some reservations about them. Has pros: Bryal, when it comes to the purpose of passive soundproofing, it is more than any of the headphones that I have ever owned. You should not anticipate the headphones to completely muffle all external sounds because this feature does not exist, but other than that, everything should be alright. A frequency response that is relatively unvarying. There is bass, and they also manage to convey subbass in some way, but. Got cons: When exposed to high temperatures, the ears perspire heavily and quickly (a consequence of isolation). Because the bass presses on my ears (which may be a feature of mine; I do my best to protect them), I have to adjust the level and then do it softer. It is expected that the "foam rubber" will disintegrate, but I do not yet have any of it. There is a shift of some kind in the frequency response somewhere in the middle range. Harmonics that are difficult to characterize in addition to some form of sound distortion. The bass is not audible. The remaining sound has a lot of intricate nuances (according to my feelings). Someone will be saddened by the loss of the treble, but I am so wonderful. You're the one who's used to sorting HF, so continue doing that. When you lay the wire on your knee, it is quite weighty. The concentration on size was not to my liking, and there will be issues if it is pulled on a regular basis. Nothing puts pressure on my head, which is not the smallest, but perhaps I am not as delicate as other people. There is pressure, but I am not experiencing any discomfort as a result of it.