🎧 Gunmetal Black V-MODA Crossfade Wireless Over-Ear Headphone Review

Headphones worthy of attention for lovers of real sound In the photo is V-Moda Crossfade Wireless II (ROSE GOLD), made in USA (not China). I got it for 12500r

boxed with a total of 4 items. One of my pairs was produced in China, and upon inspection, it seemed to be of satisfactory quality. New Crossfire2 models are available on the US website for $300 (serial numbers, etc., on the box, Los Angeles address, distribution). Other benefits of wearing them include feeling like you're in a tank (spoiler alert: this isn't noise reduction). Almost). The audio quality is superb. experience with other ears — for conversing on the phone, jabra — dissects…

I've bought a lot more headphones than I'd like to admit and I have to say that these V-Modas are probably the best I've bought at any price point (assuming they are to the most expensive headphones I've ever bought). What sets them apart is the build quality, which is immediately apparent when you pick up the headphones, they feel solid, almost indestructible, and with the XL cushions, they're also the most comfortable headphones I have (although they are not without XL ear pads are bad…

I bought these headphones primarily for the gym, I was looking for over ear headphones that would block interfering radios from the gym and give me a boost to listen during my workout for around $100 properly inflate. And I've done my research, researched for months, checked reviews and tested headphones. I've narrowed the list down to V-Moda Crossfades and Skullcandy Skullcrushers. I bought both and tried both and this is what I found. These headphones have crisp, clear sound and feel more…

To the pure minds of music fanatics! I'm sure many of you are arguing about which headphones to buy as you read this. I'm no engineer and I don't know how this thing was made, but I can tell you one thing, the V-Moda Wireless outperforms every other pair of headphones I've bought and returned in the last 12 months or so. in terms of music quality. I also prefer them to other headphones for other reasons. So which one am I talking about? Beats Solo2 wireless headphones Beats Studio Sony wireless

I know what you're thinking. Tired of people tripping over the cord from your computer to your comfy seat on the couch; You're tired of being abused by your limited USB connections. You want to improve the sound. You need something good for gaming, music, and movies. You will literally not fill any of these needs. Because they are BT. Windows 10 and BT don't work well. At least not with BT on these phones. Don't even try. And I know what you're thinking right now, "Yeah, this guy's just too…

V-Moda Crossfade wireless headphones are a good choice when you need powerful bass, clear treble and clear sound. The great thing about these headphones is that they sound great wireless too. However, I found the standard ear pads a bit flimsy, so I upgraded to the V-Moda XL ear pads for an additional $20. Sound characteristics - bass lovers will enjoy it! The sound characteristics of these headphones are V-shaped - low and high frequencies. Center frequencies are underlined. The bass is punchy

Pros: - The design strongly compresses the head and presses the cups to the ears. - Quality sound, good lows and highs (IMHO) - Interesting design - Good battery, lasts a long time - Loud, and with a wire even louder! Cons: - It was indicated that there is an active noise reduction system, but it is not here. - Pretty weighty, it still doesn’t feel that way on the head, and when they hang out in the case, it is felt in full. - The idea of ​​hanging a cover with ears on a carabiner is good, but…

Has some pros The sound is balanced across all frequencies, the basses are not overwhelmed - there are as many of them as needed. The tops are crystal clear and pronounced, the middle is very melodic and I would say crystal clear (I mean beautiful), the construction is strong, the plastic is reliable (not cheap). Noise isolation for five! I don’t hear anyone, sometimes relatives have to shout at the whole house. What would I hear, and the most pleasant thing is ear pads and wearing comfort)…

I spent a lot of time reading reviews, choosing according to various parameters, then I came to the store and listened to everything I chose. The price tag was laid from 20-30k. I did not like anything in the store, neither Denon, nor Boss, nor Senhi . the sound is either flat or like in a barrel everywhere. After listening to these, I realized that the difference in quality is on my head. I use it mostly for my laptop. Very happy with the purchase.