OneOdio Over Ear Headphones - Wired Bass Headsets with 50mm Driver, Foldable 🎧 Lightweight Design, Shareport, Mic, for Recording, Monitoring, Mixing, Podcast, Guitar, PC, TV - Grey Review

I took it so as not to hear my neighbors in the room, the headphones did an excellent job with this task. Sound for an amateur, I'm fine. Quite comfortable, do not put pressure on the head or on the ears Its pros: Two different cords, ears spin, good isolation from the outside world Cons: Another cord was not enough, from a thick connector to a thick one))

Exploring my usage experience.Pros: Great sound, good noise cancellation, value for money. Cons below: Strong pressure on the ears, not suitable for long-term wear.

Has some pros The sound is chic, the versatility of the wires is 10 out of 10 and they sit very comfortably Has cons: When connecting two devices to the input, one sound ceases to be surround

Only I did not understand where 40,000 Hz? The manual clearly states 20Hz-20kHz. It is clear that we do not hear this either, but why indicate then 40 kHz?

Headphones fire for such a price. The quality of the finish is on top, the ear pads are soft, the wire with two different jacks is original + there is a shorter cord 3.5 / 3.5 with a microphone for the phone. The sound is excellent, the equalizer does not need to be corrected.

The ears themselves are good, with high-quality sound. Their cable is springy, which will make it difficult for you to kill the wire, you can connect other headphones to them and listen to music with someone, or from 2 devices. The frame is not thin, so it will not break, and not thick, so the risk of cracking is minimal. I have worn enough of these type of ears and I can say that they are not the most comfortable on the market, but they offer more advantages than any competitor for the same…

First of all I want to say that this is the best purchase I've made in a long time. I came across them on Revain and decided to purchase. Try it for yourself, I stumbled a bit because it's a brand I've never heard of, but once I've had enough time to play around with them, I realized that they're very good quality, they they sound really great, they're very comfortable. The mid-highs and lows are very good and the bass isn't as punchy as the dre beats, but it's the base that gets your ears…

I have a Powerbeats Pro and compared the two tonight and was surprised by how excellent they sound when it comes to bass! Yes, the bass is very nice. Vocals and other instruments also have excellent sound quality. They are not called studio headphones for DJs for nothing! Growing up in a family of musicians, I'm pretty sure I have a keen ear when it comes to the sound of music. I ordered pink and have no regrets. They can also be wireless if you have a wireless transmitter (but I like the pink…

Noise Cancelling: I use these on drums and guitar - electronic drums that obviously make some noise. My eardrums are full mesh so they don't make too much noise but the cymbals and hi-hat are rubber coated plastic and YES they make a lot of noise - I can't hear them while playing. I really can't hear anything other than what I'm trying to focus on. not directly from my effects to my headphones, which I prefer. Sound quality is in a really good range, no junk, no clicks, no hiss that shouldn't…

First of all I would like to say that I am a music lover and musician. I had many headphones but there are none. I wanted to play something in the middle of the night. Where I could turn on both the amp and the music I like to play to. In the past, you've been lucky enough to find decent headphones with 40mm drivers at an affordable price. But they couldn't handle two entrances. And certainly not in stereo. These Pro 10s fit that bill and do it very well. They are very comfortable to wear and…