Indeed, these are regular ears. Following Sennheiser Street 200, of course, you will have to grow used to it; nonetheless, right now it is not a waste to squander or kill them because it is not a pity to do so. Rock and darkwave are my preferred genres of music; in general, they win, but not by a hundred points. I really hope it will endure for at least a six-month period))) JetAudio player integrated inside the Motorola XT910 Maxx. It looks like I'll have to give PowerAmp another shot))) Has…

I made the decision to buy these headphones after reading an overwhelming number of endorsements that were positive for them (besides, I had experience with similar Panasonic headphones and they suited me with everything). The clean bass is what I appreciated best about these headphones, but rest assured that you won't get bored listening to just bass with these. Because there are not enough high frequencies, the sound does not have sufficient clarity (the sound is muffled). Before them, there…

The virtues of these headphones include a description of all of the attributes that they are capable of imparting to the user. If you have selected the whole ear pads correctly, just like I have, then you will be able to run and leap in them without the ear pads falling out of your ears. You are now able to safely hide from the outer world because to the excellent sound insulation. One "minus" in the form of a thin wire. Because the headphones are always tangled, I'm always afraid that I'll…

Has pros: these are wonderful headphones that served me for almost 5 years until they were gnawed by a cat-cattle (((( Cons: they do not know how to defend themselves against the attacks of fanged and not very smart predators

The sound is decent, but the lower mids and lows do not reach their full potential; yet, considering the price, this criticism is petty. The only serious minus for me personally is that they are not inserted deep and because of this they do not fit snugly even with the largest liners. As a consequence of this, even more of the bottoms and depths have been lost. It is best, when purchasing music, to spend an additional thousand or two dollars on anything that has a pleasing sound and is…

There's no denying that the bass on these headphones is passable, but with a few adjustments to the equalizer, it can become outstanding. These are very good headphones for the price. I really appreciate the sound, as well as the bottoms, middles, and tops, and the fact that these headphones do not put strain on the eardrums makes it a pleasant experience to listen to them. On one particularly bass-heavy music, almost all of my headphones were unable to keep up, and the sound quality was not…

I have been using for around five years now. Despite the fact that the wire was so thin, I had a lot of experiences. They drowned in cola and water, the child played with it like a rope after tying it in a knot, and the flight continued as normal. If I don't need it, I toss it in my purse or stick it in my pocket, where it becomes tangled up with the rest of the garbage and my keys. It doesn't matter if the player has fallen 1000 times or the phones are dangling from the cable; it still works…

It seemed as though the sound in these headphones was a little muffled in comparison to their earlier model, the RJE 118, which I had used before, but in comparison to other brands, they are clearly among the best. I really liked the headphones for their sound. It's funny how, up to around two or three thousand, there is literally no distinction at all, as if everyone came from the same factory. But if you think that by purchasing headphones for three thousand dollars, you will be able to hear…

After having it for three years and just realizing that I had misplaced it, I went out and purchased another one because you can still get it. Additionally, I own a pair of Sennheiser CX 300II headphones. These headphones produce frequencies that are extremely high, and their volume is so intense that it causes my head to hurt. As I compared it to a few other plugs (that were borrowed from friends), I could not locate anything that was better appropriate. Because every person perceives the…

Its pros: Long-playing (in comparison, complete EarPods live only a couple of months, then the sound in one of the headphones falls off) Nice deep sound Not super expensive With its cons. The lace and plug look and feel cheap, as if I took it from my grandmother for 100 in the market, but these are trifles :)

After giving the significantly more expensive Sennheiser HD449 headphones a shot, I made the decision to write this review. It may be hard to believe, but the Senkhs are completely outclassed by the Panasonics in every way. Plugs made by Panasonic produce a sound that is opulently rich despite their relatively low cost, with no "left" noise, excellent bass that does not distort or rattle at any frequency, and pleasant, well-balanced sound across the frequency spectrum. There is some unevenness…

On occasion, I carried a second pair of shoes with me, one of a different color as a reserve. Because, to state it again, they are perfect for sporting activities. The sound did not let me down, despite the fact that I didn't have high hopes for it because I needed both of my ears to run and ride a bike, and even the background noise from the road is audible, which is actually a benefit in my situation. The benefits of it include: They are the only headphones that can be worn for an hour of…

There were headphones like that, and everyone could have used them if they hadn't been misplaced. I made the decision to do an experiment, so I borrowed some Pioneer pokes (for the price of which I could have purchased five sets of headphones), I went home, listened to them, and then I threw them away. I purchased both a pair of audio technica headphones and a pair of Panasonic HJE355 headphones at once. Both are worthy options; however, the audio equipment does not transmit the bottoms in any…

My very first set of vacuum plugs; previously, I had only ever used liners manufactured by Sennheiser, and I regarded their 460 type as the best budget investment. But, friends advised . bought. The sound quality beyond my expectations, which was a pleasant surprise. the entire frequency range was worked out effectively; the basses are quite deep and gentle, and they do not wheeze, whilst the tops are clean and do not screech or rattling. Even in the dark, it is simple to tell which earphone is

These earplugs are by far the most comfortable ones I've ever used in my ears. Even when I put a lot of pressure on my jaw, they do not fall out of my ear and they do not disrupt the vacuum. Anatomically speaking, they fit my ear like a glove. The sound has been brought into the most optimal balance. There is no audible decrease in frequency experienced across any of the ranges. Middle ground that is both stable and agreeable. In overall, the sound is acceptable, especially considering that…

An incredible balance between the quality of the work and the cost. A line of headphones has a sound that is satisfactory and a quality that is satisfying to the ear. What aspects of Panasonic's engineering and design work are beyond blame? For ErgoFit. Although it is improbable that the acoustic qualities will improve as a result of the design's success, the shape is highly effective. Yet, there is no such thing as a flawless product. And if you are going to have to spend more money in order…

It is highly unlikely that one can locate the greatest option within this price range. Because headphones of this type tend to be expensive, I made the decision to purchase ones that were more affordable. If you want to take it, Zehi, you need to do it at a specialized store since otherwise there is a significant chance that you may encounter a craft. And "native" zekhs can cost up to ten of these in exchange. These headphones do have bass, however it is not clear and it has a bit of an…

Still, there is nothing better than these Panasonics, but if you are looking for better then you need reinforcing and with several drivers and a player to download them. After using them for a year, I made the decision to upgrade them to something more expensive. I took the Senhi cx3.00, took it back to the store, changed it to a Sony EX450, took it back to the store. Following are some advantages: Sound (after little tweaks with an equalization, I listen mainly to metal, rock, jazz, blues)…

I will say it again: the best, in my opinion. You can't expect your ears to produce a sound like $50+ for under $6, and they won't even come close. But, for usage as supplementary headphones, they are a fantastic fit, and you will quickly become accustomed to the fit. I took the family for the second time, and the fact that it had been a whole year since the first time proved how sensible they were. With all of its perks. Excellent value for the cost (took for 460). - decent sound - great low…

Either I received a decent model or anything else, but in contrast to Senkhs, Sony, and others, they have been surviving for more than a year! The only cover and the speaker both came loose, but we were able to reattach everything with the glue we had at home. And I listen to music every day on my commute to and from work as well as while I am actually working; the conditions are harsh; I tear it up and toss it in my bag; I wear it in extreme temperatures; I've even washed it once; and yet they