Review on House Marley Cancelling Headphones Microphone Headphones by Jnis Kalni ᠌

Name: House Marley Cancelling Headphones Microphone Headphones
Item: House Marley Cancelling Headphones Microphone Headphones
Rating: 3

July 06, 2023

Not a bad product, but I expected a little more.

I resisted breaking or otherwise tampering with the headphones for a number of months. Thankfully, none of the cables broke, didn't break, etc. There haven't yet been any complaints regarding the gathering.
I use them at work inside, where there isn't much activity, because of the "features" of soundproofing. They are incredibly intimate in this iteration. There are remarks regarding range. There is a connection up to 10 meters, however after that there is a gradual interruption and stuttering somewhere. My ability to connect headphones to a phone is prohibited by brick/concrete walls and plastic double-glazed windows.
There are occasions when the sound is briefly muted when there are other phones nearby. Maybe the bluetooth that's built into them has this effect.
And although it's a matter of taste, I don't find the ear cushions to be the most comfortable—they seem either abrasive or something else.
They can typically only be given advice to adversaries, in my opinion. The price is inhumane given its drawbacks. I want to utilize them routinely instead of wearing them to work to show off.

Pros

Sound. The sound quality is excellent when there is no background noise (see faults). The wiring on even the simplest Senheiser plugs is subpar, but I have nothing to gripe about in this case. Design. The headphones in my rendition—completely black with wooden overlays—I think look rather lovely. Both the materials' appearance and feel are appealing. Microphone. The interlocutors do not complain about him, and they can hear everything both inside and outside. You are not required to ingest it.)

Cons

Noise isolation. She is simply nonexistent. What about the person, so to speak, on the other side. I rarely listen to music in Sennheisers at volume levels 10 to 12 out of 15 potential levels; for instance, in particularly strongly rumbling subway vehicles, 5 to 6 is sufficient throughout the daytime in the city. You should turn up the sound on these headphones as much as possible in the city, closer to 10k. Although the scenario is not the most difficult, it is true that the louder the sound, the better it is heard outside. It is not always easier to hear in the ears. Ergonomics. The headphones gradually slide to the right, which is quite obvious when walking, because the right side of the clamp with the battery is heavier than the left with buttons. Hands extend out continuously to inspect and adjust their position on the neck. Signals. The headphones turn off in a nearly English language when the battery dies. They make some sort of sound a few minutes before going off, and then that's it. It always happens suddenly. A vibration is not present.