Happy with the purchase! Has some pros Good sound transmission quality. Stylish appearance. Long wire! Its cons: There were no flaws in the product itself, but the plastic packaging (box) was cracked

Well, in general, I am satisfied with the purchase, as I bought it for watching movies in Blu-ray, with which they completely cope. Pros: 1. They sit very well, completely soundproof. 2. 5 meters cable, very convenient for watching movies on the bed) 3. Very high quality sound when watching movies. 4. Good, deep bass. Different cons: 1. The wire does not inspire confidence, some kind of thin . 2. Fasteners are also thin, I'm afraid to break. 3. There is no volume control. 4. The price in…

With its pros. I liked the sound, clear, loud, and with an equalizer it’s almost perfect Has cons: For me - they do not completely cover the ears, after 2 hours of constant use, the auricles begin to hurt

Produced for over 20 years unchanged. It is good that today you can still buy a quality and inexpensive product. If something happens, I'll buy the same ones. I hope the manufacturer does not remove them from sale in the 2022. Thanks Panasonic. Got pros: Comfortable fit, ears do not sweat. Durable good quality plastic. Large power reserve - large diameter drivers. Long wire, high-quality jack, looks reliable. Different cons: Quite a curved frequency response, if you listen for a long time, you…

I had an extremely restricted budget, so I decided to buy this model just "for killing." The frequency response pleasantly surprised me; despite the bass being unclear, it is definitely present and does not crush everything else, as it does in many headphones in this price range; the center is pretty distinct; the top does not click. Nevertheless, because the ears are designed to be somewhat open (there are perforations at the bottom of the cups), they are not appropriate for use in public…

I didn’t like the sound with a transistor amplifier, detailed and soft, but with the LM4562 chipset they played perfectly, the speed and dynamics of complex passages of porridge are not. at the expense of the LME49860, only high frequencies are good in it, the basses are soft and the middle is disorganized, shifted to the top and muddy, as a result, a drop in detail and disappointment.

I give it roughly an hour's worth of use, during which time the headphones demonstrate that they are, in general, not too terrible. The construction is of high quality, and there is a satisfactory view (this is Panasonic, after all). The sound quality is above average (although, in my opinion, it could use a bit more bass), the cable is quite lengthy, the sound insulation is only enough; it appears to be there, but outside sounds can be heard penetrating under the ear pads. The most significant

Headphones Panasonic RP-HTF295 took a listen for a while. The materials and construction seem to be of good quality, but durability is questionable. We can note a good landing, the absence of obvious sound distortion. Sensitivity is insufficient for an average smartphone, but optimal for PC, TV. The frequency response is uneven, especially in the middle, the average bass is confident, hard, there is no low bass. The highs are littered, but the ones that do sound clean and gritty. In general…

Headphones The Panasonic RP-HTF295 listened for a considerable amount of time. Although it appears that both the materials and the structure are of a high grade, the item's longevity is in question. We are able to observe a successful landing, as there is no audible evidence of sound distortion. Sensitivity is ideal for a personal computer or television but falls short for the typical smartphone. The frequency response is not consistent, particularly in the midrange, and while the average bass…

For the money - a good model. These are 100% homemade headphones. I'm not a professional, I watch movies and some music. All through a Yamaha RX-V359 receiver. Great sound, no complaints. Of course, after 1.5 hours of watching a movie, the ears want to rest, but I think this applies to all closed headphones. Wires 5 m (I was looking for just such a length) are enough to comfortably sit on the couch or move around the room. Included is a 6.3 mm adapter - gold-plated - it sits tightly, does not…

I bought it for my grandfather because he has poor hearing, when he watches TV the volume is turned up to the maximum and with these headphones there is one less problem.

I think they fully justify their cost (the sound of these headphones is more saturated and melodic than that of the 161st Panasonic model). The long cord is convenient for use with the TV. Apparently, due to the low resistance, they are well pumped by a smartphone (I have a Lenovo Vibe K5 Note). For home use, it's a pretty solid device. Has pros: 1. Sound quality (unobtrusive bass, it does not dominate, but complements the picture, good mids (sonorous and melodic). 2. Comfortable (not felt on…

Didn't like it, blurry sound, incomprehensible frequency response. I continue to use the JVC RX-300, the frequency range is smaller, but the frequency response is more even. I use it with Creative SB X-Fi Xtreme Audio, the sound is so-so, maybe it's in it. Got pros: In general, they yell loudly . To some extent, the basses are distinguishable, although they ring. Some cons: There are so many tops that even hang an ax, they will crumble . They completely cover their ears, no phase inverter, and…

Before that, I used cheap monitor ears for 300-500ru, changed about three pieces - they reproduced basses very poorly and served no more than 6 months. - the wires came off. used Sennheiser OMX 52 Street for a year. when I put on the Panasonic RP-HTF295 right away, it was different from everything that was before (probably these are the best ears I have so far) very rich high-frequency sounds and high-quality basses almost like on my acoustics. under these ears you need a sound card that is…

Its pros: Compared to the Senkhs, they are a little bassy. But the sound is clear and deep. With its cons. The fit on the ears is a little tighter than expected. Need to get used to.

the sound is quite Panasonic-technical, i. E. expected. workmanship is acceptable, I would like, of course, a cord in a stronger insulation - it looks very flimsy, I would like them to be a little more, otherwise the coverage is right at the edges of the ears, but the price. after a year and a half, the bow broke, with careful home use. everything, a little sad even for 1165 .

In 2022, when I was a student at the institute, everything got begun. One day, I found myself in need of headphones and decided to purchase the very first Fischer Audio pair that I came across. The headphones turned out to be authentic, but they did not last very long before I rediscovered the sound. I have no idea what model it was because I handed it to my brother, but the bass is authentic despite the fact that it is not particularly loud (this rumble). I am also aware that the built-in…

I listened to analogues from "Sony" and "Philips" - their sound seemed more deaf (without high ones). This model is fine with high. The sound itself at first "seems to be buzzing" - out of habit there are a lot of medium ones (frequencies in the region of 300-600 Hz and 6000-8000 Hz especially beat on the ears). At first I cleaned it hard with an equalizer (some frequencies were almost at a minimum), after 2 hours I already softened the equalizer (I lowered the frequencies but minimally), in…

It all started back in 2022, I studied at the institute. One day I needed headphones and bought the first fischer audio that came across, as they turned out to be genuine, but short-lived, but rediscovered the sound. I gave it to my brother and forgot the model, but what kind of bass was there - it's not booming, but real (this rumble). I also know that the built-in Realtek cards show the lower case quite well, of course, not very high quality. Then he could not find the same sound. The duet of

I purchased the RP-HTF295 for technical reasons, specifically so that I could occasionally edit home videos. In other words, there were requirements, namely that I be able to hear what was going on in the frame without being distracted by other people (wife, children, etc.). I decided to go with the HTF295 because I did not want to spend more than $20 on it. When used in this way, they pay for themselves completely, and when compared to Dialogs and other forms of slag, they have a cost that is…