These are more of a toy than anything. I got mine as a free gift when purchasing a phone from newegg.com. They are the "COACH New York" special edition. That just means they come in a cloth bag with a pleather "COACH" logo on it and the ear cups have black, white, and brown stripes as well as the "COACH" logo.
They are 99% plastic. The plastic is painted and after about half a dozen uses the paint is scratched and chipped in several spots. They looked nice at first, but that didn't last long. They don't fold up very small. I have full sized over ear headphones that fold even smaller. Comfort is ok but nothing great. It was hard to get the cups to seal against my ears. If you can get a good seal in a quiet environment than you can eek a little low end out of them and the clarity is decent. I tried these on an airplane and had trouble watching a movie on my phone because they don't isolate at all. It was difficult making out some of the actors voices, even at max volume. The movie sound track was nonexistent. Completely drown out by airplane noise. When listening to music in a quiet environment they were clear enough to listen to at medium volume. If I turned them up i could start to hear some decent clear bass but the highs became ear piercing and distorted to a point that it was uncomfortable to listen. If JBL had added a mic than they could have possibly been a good wireless headset for phone calls.
If they match your purse and that's all you care about than go throw away some money. If you want decent headphones than look somewhere else because these are nothing more than a happy meal toy.
They are 99% plastic. The plastic is painted and after about half a dozen uses the paint is scratched and chipped in several spots. They looked nice at first, but that didn't last long. They don't fold up very small. I have full sized over ear headphones that fold even smaller. Comfort is ok but nothing great. It was hard to get the cups to seal against my ears. If you can get a good seal in a quiet environment than you can eek a little low end out of them and the clarity is decent. I tried these on an airplane and had trouble watching a movie on my phone because they don't isolate at all. It was difficult making out some of the actors voices, even at max volume. The movie sound track was nonexistent. Completely drown out by airplane noise. When listening to music in a quiet environment they were clear enough to listen to at medium volume. If I turned them up i could start to hear some decent clear bass but the highs became ear piercing and distorted to a point that it was uncomfortable to listen. If JBL had added a mic than they could have possibly been a good wireless headset for phone calls.
If they match your purse and that's all you care about than go throw away some money. If you want decent headphones than look somewhere else because these are nothing more than a happy meal toy.
