Sounds Fantastic - Wireless MP3 Headphones Review
The only real unpleasant aspect is the headband, which is pure plastic with zero padding.
The build is sturdy, and I made a decision to buy these for an inexpensive birthday gift.
The construction of the headset is extremely flimsy, almost toy like.
The noise-blocking ability is of course compromised by the somewhat free ear pads. They sound great and they are extremely comfortable! Take a look at the client photos at the very top and one of these has an individual wearing them with a slightly skewed profile.
The cord is super long which means you need to kind of tie up but it is good. For the price of these, they're very good.
I promise you will not regret buying these!
I myself will be searching for a different one. For the extremely modest price they rate 3 stars. At first I was shooting for Sony MDR-V6, but reading the reviews made me go with these. I suppose for those who have a large head it shouldn't be that bad. You are able to hear a lot more, the sound is dynamic, and the combination put me right into a really deeply relaxed state. If you're not a headphone expert or large sound buff, I'd have to say these are the greatest headphones available for you. There is a chord about five feet long and as it has, as others say, Leaha headphones.
This, off course, derives from the proven fact that the bigger the headphones, the greater power it requires to ensure they are work, so when not using top-notch materials, you receive a lower volume limit. I am not sure whether it's these products I'm using these headphones with or not but the sound is low according to the wireless headphones review. It could just be me, however I really can't differentiate between the two in the wireless headphones review. The earcups cover the entire ear, comes with a long cable, and doesn't create 'thumping' when the cable hits against an object as with most sound isolation devices. For 20 dollars I can not complain. Includes a silicone band and also hardwearing. There is barely any distortion at higher volumes. I personally use them every day, and i'm happier every single day with the quality of sound. The buying price of $22 is extremely reasonable but when you're into listening to hours of music or tv then these won't make you happy. Once you put these badboys on, all sound around you gets significantly lower. The quality is 9/10 (Some plastic components look kind of cheap), the size is 8/10 (Not portable friendly), and overall it's 9/10. There you go, a pleasant new set of ear muffs for the chilly winters. There is a change for "movies" or "music" on both sides, however I cannot differentiate when switched to either mode. I own more expensive Sony headphones and these ones are definately great for the cost paid.
The build is sturdy, and I made a decision to buy these for an inexpensive birthday gift.
The construction of the headset is extremely flimsy, almost toy like.
The noise-blocking ability is of course compromised by the somewhat free ear pads. They sound great and they are extremely comfortable! Take a look at the client photos at the very top and one of these has an individual wearing them with a slightly skewed profile.
The cord is super long which means you need to kind of tie up but it is good. For the price of these, they're very good.
I promise you will not regret buying these!
I myself will be searching for a different one. For the extremely modest price they rate 3 stars. At first I was shooting for Sony MDR-V6, but reading the reviews made me go with these. I suppose for those who have a large head it shouldn't be that bad. You are able to hear a lot more, the sound is dynamic, and the combination put me right into a really deeply relaxed state. If you're not a headphone expert or large sound buff, I'd have to say these are the greatest headphones available for you. There is a chord about five feet long and as it has, as others say, Leaha headphones.
This, off course, derives from the proven fact that the bigger the headphones, the greater power it requires to ensure they are work, so when not using top-notch materials, you receive a lower volume limit. I am not sure whether it's these products I'm using these headphones with or not but the sound is low according to the wireless headphones review. It could just be me, however I really can't differentiate between the two in the wireless headphones review. The earcups cover the entire ear, comes with a long cable, and doesn't create 'thumping' when the cable hits against an object as with most sound isolation devices. For 20 dollars I can not complain. Includes a silicone band and also hardwearing. There is barely any distortion at higher volumes. I personally use them every day, and i'm happier every single day with the quality of sound. The buying price of $22 is extremely reasonable but when you're into listening to hours of music or tv then these won't make you happy. Once you put these badboys on, all sound around you gets significantly lower. The quality is 9/10 (Some plastic components look kind of cheap), the size is 8/10 (Not portable friendly), and overall it's 9/10. There you go, a pleasant new set of ear muffs for the chilly winters. There is a change for "movies" or "music" on both sides, however I cannot differentiate when switched to either mode. I own more expensive Sony headphones and these ones are definately great for the cost paid.
About the Author:
I ordered these wireless mp3 head phones because several reviewers said that these were really comfortable. The wireless mp3 head phones really are a bit big and can get irritating.
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