🎧 PANASONIC RP-HF300M-P 2-Tone Color Foldable Headphones with Microphone and Call Controller, 3.9 ft Audio Cord - Compatible with iPhone, BlackBerry, Android (Pink/White) - On-Ear Headphones Review

I bought these because I'm a longtime Panasonic fan and needed a pair. Lightweight, good sound, microphone works well. Currently for PC/Xbox headset and as headphones for music on my phone. Made in China, like many cheap headphones; They're very comparable to competing JVC and Sony models I've had.

I am very disappointed in these headphones. It was "delivered on April 6, 2017" and I used them during training (4-5 hours a week). At first they worked, but yesterday 5/17/17 one side of the headphones stopped working. At first I thought my iPhone was broken. But I tested it with 3 other headphones and found that these headphones are not good. Now I can't send them back as I no longer have the original packaging. So the bottom line is, DO NOT buy them.

I have bought many pairs of inexpensive headphones ranging from $15 to $25. Mainly Sony and a couple of Sennheiser. I also have a set that will probably cost around $6 that comes with Discman. These Panasonic headphones are by far the worst headphones I have ever used. I am very surprised that a company with a well known brand makes headphones with such horrible sound and expect paying customers to be happy with them. Now I need headphones. I bought these because I didn't want low sensitivity…

I don't know what most reviewers think sound good, but these headphones aren't for me. Very resonant (approx. 750 Hz) and colorful in the mid-range, they need careful correction (-6 dB at 750 Hz, +3 dB at 3 kHz) to even come close to good sound. At the same time they have good bass, if you don't pay attention to obvious mid-range deficiencies (I can't). High averages. They also don't look as pretty as they do in the fairly touched-up photos. I've had Panasonic RP-HT21s (under $8) which sound…

Not bad headphones but a little disappointing even at such a price. The sound was decent, but I've heard better from cheaper headphones. They were also small for me, which was a constant problem when trying to find a good pair of cheap headphones, but these are possibly the smallest I've owned. The headband is very thin plastic and I've stopped wearing them for fear of breaking them and I'll probably just have to give them away. If you've had issues with oversized headphones in the past or tend