Symphonized MTRX Premium Genuine Wood In-Ear Noise-Isolating Headphones With Mic And Nylon Cable (Orange Stripe) Review

The headphones are too big and my ears hurt (even the smallest version). Also, the high frequencies are pretty weak. Also, these are noise canceling headphones, just a note for my big city roommates, if you do a lot of walking around town you probably don't need noise canceling headphones like you should. able to hear a little bit of your surroundings to be sure. They are clearly advertised as such, so it's not in my ranking, but it's something to think about.

The best headphones I have ever bought and I own several beats and other well known brands. Fits comfortably and really blocks out outside noise; I usually wear headphones when mowing the lawn, and I often had to turn on other headphones to drown out the noise of the lawn mower. I can play with them at a normal level, which I think is better for my hearing, and the mower only emits a slight hum. There's also a symphonized Bluetooth speaker and (Tree?) will definitely be buying more of their…

Gosh, let's be clear. I'm not a music lover, and as long as I can hear incoming traffic and the sound of a toaster oven, I'm happy with my hearing acuity. But even my normal ears suspect that these earbuds will rock everyone's socks. They look cool (yes, with orange wire! yes, with wooden pads!), but this is a real bass player. The bass sounds deep and powerful, it felt like I was sitting in a booth with subwoofers or whatever people do to get bass. I originally had House of Marley headphones…

I liked this item so much that I bought three pairs. Pros: They look great and the colors are vibrant (especially as you can see from the photos). They are made with amazing quality and craftsmanship. Fabric-covered wires and wood-carved heads are assembled for durability. They are very light. Because there is no plastic inside, they are very light and never rip out of our ears. The sound is pretty tight. They don't sound like regular $100-150 headphones, but for the money, these are the best…

UPDATE: I'm downgrading this from 2 stars to 1 star because the last pair I bought in September 2016 also broke. The glue holding the two pieces of wood together where there is a small silver stripe has come loose so you can see the inner wires. I don't abuse my headphones. These things are just very cheaply made. Big disappointment. First review: I have tried 3 types of Symphonized headphones in the last 2 years. I first tried the Symphonized NRG Premium Noise Isolating Natural Wood In-Ear…