Their "standard" plugs are among the best you can buy for the money. I enjoy using it with my portable music player. Nonetheless, if I had a larger budget, I would choose a model in the $5,000-$7,000 range. These are better than most in terms of sound quality, isolation, and cord thickness. Yet, with only $1,500, there's no reason to put it in the player. Benefits include: Quite pleasing to the ear; solid bass. You can hear the metro, so the soundproofing is really decent. Earbuds come in three

The consistency throughout the frequency range is something that I place a high value on. How many times I "bought" for powerful basses and "juicy highs" - I was always disappointed that the basses sound almost on the same note, often I don't understand what kind of instrument the bass is played at all. And the increased tops are generally absurd, especially when entire instruments fall out of the song or when the singer's desire is not audible.

I needed a new headset for my HTC Incredible S, so I purchased this one. The sound quality is the same for me as it is in the headset, but the bass is not as strong (to be more specific, it is not as dense and appears to be more like the bass from small computer speakers). This is apparently because the smaller membrane area has an effect. There is a one-to-one correspondence between "big" acoustics and this phenomenon: the larger the membrane, the more even and gentle the bass. They have a…

The headphones are a waste of money, especially considering their pricing. My older "Sony" headphones, which retailed for just 500, sound significantly better. Instead of music, there was a horrific crack caused by the high frequencies failing altogether. These headphones are a good option to go with if you have absolutely nowhere else to put 1500 dollars: I had the suspicion that I had been sold a phony. I was able to locate a few articles that were dedicated to "illegal" copies of this…

It made the most sense to contrast the CX-400 directly to the AudioTechnica ATH-CKM55. The 400s are visually identical to the 300s, but they lack any bass enhancements, which is not the kind of balance you want when listening to AC/DC or Tiesto on the train. Pros: Subway headphones with subtle but discernible bass, a well-balanced sound, and exceptional sound isolation. Pleasant to the hearing system. irregular conductor The system of "short cable + extension cable" is problematic for me…

To upgrade from my previous sony-erixon, I. The previous phones' maximum volume setting was equivalent to about 75% of the new phones' maximum setting, but the new phones have far better sound quality. I'm concerned that some of the wires won't hold up over time, which is one of the drawbacks. And my ears don't pick up a big difference in the music, except from the high frequencies being very high at times.

Once more, you must warm up these headphones in order to hear their full, rich sound. After buying, play music on the CX300 at a volume that is above normal, and place the headphones under your pillow for at least a day and a half. The packaging for the headphones is fragile until you open it; nonetheless, if it is broken, you cannot return them to the retailer.

In general, I won't be purchasing any more senhi and won't recommend that anyone else do so either. You can get better for this price elsewhere. True, the music is better than what you'd find in a Chinese 200-ruble plug, but the bar was set much higher. When used with an iPhone, Airpods produce superior audio. The buyer intends to use the item while escaping the traffic noise on the subway by watching a movie or listening to an audiobook. It's impossible to accomplish this with them. In most…

I paid $1,450 for it three days ago when I bought it. As soon as I turned on my Sansa Clip+, I was overcome with a feeling of numbness; the center was very prominent, but the bass was muddy. I downloaded the IsoTek - Full System Enhancer & Rejuvenation Disc, then I warmed them with that disc for 30 hours. After that, the situation improved, but there was still no ice. concerning the performance of the Panasonic RP-HJE130E-K. Thus it goes. After 1.5 years, the right speaker finally gave out and…

If you are not concerned about low frequencies, these headphones are worthwhile to purchase because they essentially lack them. These headphones are virtually bass-free and have quite loud high frequencies, therefore I personally did not listen to them. Got advantages: lovely design (especially like it in gray color) Plenty of brochures in a good, comfy container. Cons: The sound is unclear. The high frequencies cut your ears at a little bit above average volume when I used these headphones…

I read a lot of reviews about these headphones, some of which were positive while others were negative. Since I did not have the courage to try them out first, I do not believe that I would purchase it, and I regret not having it very much. I use it in conjunction with the Cowon S9, and as someone who enjoys listening to fine music but who is not quite an audiophile, I find the sound quality to be rather astounding. Do not compare these ears - with earplugs for 600-700, with a good sound source

Not the very first headphones ever made, therefore there is something else to contrast them with. JVC headphones were purchased for my wife in the same month; they look and sound brand new (I already use them).

Positive reviews regarding the allegedly tight bass that these headphones produce persuaded me to buy it. In actuality, only the top was audible. I made an equalizer, removed the top, amplified the bass, but it didn't help. While almost all other headphones sounded fantastic, when I tried it on a laptop, it turned out to be significantly worse. Its a shame the money was wasted. I handed the first young man I saw the headphones. I'll only buy now if I can listen. Never trust online reviews…

Yuzal them for 2 years, nearly every day. The headphones rejoice. Nevertheless, the cable connecting the left and right headphones snapped quickly. Never once did I risk pulling the cables. Because the left earpiece supports the weight of the remainder of the headphone cable on the way to the player, it is under tension practically constantly. I'm going to have to replace them, but this time with brand new ones that are identical.

The lack of advantages entirely kills the desire to purchase this model. That starts with the cost. For this product, the pricing is excessively high. If you have even a basic ear, you should adjust the sound coming out of the box since else the highs will convert any composition into a metallic rasp. The bottoms and middles are higher level than the top, though I won't say I'm thrilled with them. The equalization can be easily adjusted, though. Perhaps there is something you can do about this…

I've had these headphones for more than five years, and I still think they're the most cozy and have the best sound. I don't listen to intellectual music, but I like nice sound. The fact that they kept the wire intact even after all this time and did not alter the sound in any other way is something I particularly admire. I bought them for between 600 and 700, so the only thing keeping me from replacing them right now is the cost.

Because Sony does not produce standard, compact headphones that will not put pressure on your ear when you are watching while lying on your side on a cushion, I purchased it specifically for watching TV series and movies on a tablet. I give the ears three points because they typically do their job, but without a hardware equalizer (a good phone like the OPPO where this has already been implemented, or a headphone amplifier with the ability to adjust frequencies), listening to music is…

The headphones are even pretty nice considering how much they cost. I'm fussy enough, but not a fanatic enough, to pay 8,000 to 9,000 won for earplugs that are essential for listening to music in high quality while traveling by public transportation or walking. These Ears are worthy, they have a great level of sensitivity, and I would recommend them to everyone. PS: I play them with CorePlayer on my HTC Touch HD mobile device. Got pros: A sufficient amount of cleanliness, a deep sound…

has various benefits: Excellent layout, simplicity of use, and sound quality (some complain about the lack of bass, but I didn't notice it; perhaps it's simply not important to me). A handy, adorable tote bag is supplied. Cons: One of the speakers passed away way too soon (the contact on the plug came off). They typically lasted for a year. Then, I recently discovered in the comments that the issue is rather typical for this model.

They were purchased in July 2022. All year long, we used at least two hours per day. The right channel has just now, in August 2022, died down three times. The ears are lovely, but who cares when false marriages are all around. And I have no idea why people listen to complaints on phones or give them to their ears for a thousand (initially giving out a nasty sound). However, while the frequency characteristics and dB of all headphones are essentially the same, other considerations, such as…