Kensington HI FI HEADPHONE-NOISE REDUCTION BULK PACK ( 33137 )
Product Description
Kensington Hi-fi Stereo Headphone 33137 Headphones ; Earphones
Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 7 x 6 x 2 inches ; 1 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B0006TIA48
- Item model number: 33137
Price : $9.84
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Costumer Reviews
These headphones are not bad. I mean for $9.83 I wasn't expecting high quality sound. I wanted to buy
some headphones to mess with or use for basic casual use because I tend to be scared of breaking the
chord when I am out and about with my other expensive in-ear buds or studio quality headphones. I tried
these with the Fiio E5 headphone amplifier (just for fun) and it's at best a decent sound (I give it
a 6 out of 10). When I tried them on my home desktop, along with the Fiio E5, and an equalizer to
increase the treble and mids... it sounded better. The sound went from a low quality 6 to a listen able
8 out of 10).
The downside about those who wear glasses (such as myself) is that it does apply a lot of pressure when
using these for more than 30 minutes. I have to take them off, take a break, and then continue using them
again. So far I am wearing them right now and listening to Poi Dog Pondering and I must say it sounds
pretty damn good for mellow music, but it's not meant for the heavier genres such as metal, alt-rock, or
post/grunge rock. I don't recommend these for classical either seeing that the mids and highs are just not
there. The bass is adequate but not pulse pounding. I range the bass from a 4 out of 10. Overall, these
headphones sound great for mono or soft musical genres.
Would I buy these headphones again? Yes, I would for the sole purpose of using them out in public and listening
to soothing soft toned music, but not for more aggressive genres.
Build is plastic but the headphones have a solid feel. They do a good job blocking out external noise. Bass is strong and not too muddy. The main weakness is the treble. High frequency sounds such as cymbals sound a bit dull, like the treble control is turned down. Using an equalizer improved the sound.
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