Worst headphones you've ever bought - Page 4

i am thoroughly shocked at myself...i just made an attempt to snag a beats studio...coughcoughcough..i am doooooomed.

T5p was not the worst...hmmm dun think i ever own a "worst"....

just  frustrated with the price/performance/expectation mismatch.

Urbanears.

Worst headphones I have ever bought?

That's easy - Parts Express headphones. 

But then again I never actually used them; just used their headband for KSC75 :)

A pair of the older Skullcandy Hesh, they only lasted 2 weeks until the headband snapped.

Fake beats solos. Actually they were a gift for my sister. They were so awful, they made the original solos look, feel, and sound great. Thank god they were only 10$
 

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Originally Posted by TuckYou91 

I hated these. The hurt my ears when I played long periods. It was sh1tty quality and they broke after three months.

lol three months? I think that's a new record.

On the first pair a piece of plastic that helped the cups swivel broke. It was only 1/4" thick plastic.

On the second pair the wire just ripped out of the plug when I was unplugging them

Some cheap-o Maxwell headphones. Harsh, grainy, not comfy, and almost zero low end bass response. Also distant sounding, for on ear headphones.

The pair I gave to my gf. She thinks they're amazing

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Originally Posted by sem1845 

The pair I gave to my gf. She thinks they're amazing

Life W/O head-fi is obviously a lot more relaxing.

without questioning..... Monster Beats Studio!

with the price tag, all I can hear bass... bass... and bass

Worst pair of headphones I got was dre by dr beats. Bought a fake one, but they sounded pretty much like the original, luckily I did not spend that much money on them.

I also got the wesc pipe bag. Really uncomfertable and bad wirings. After 3-4 months the left earpad stopped working.

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Originally Posted by stevenlongs 


Headfi is like discovering fine cuisine after you've been fumbling fast food chains for years.
Expensive but delish...and everyone is raving about the food -_-

True that.

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Originally Posted by stevenlongs 


Headfi is like discovering fine cuisine after you've been fumbling fast food chains for years.
Expensive but delish...and everyone is raving about the food -_-

Working in varying restaurants for years this makes complete sense. Going to eat out was a lot different when I didn't know everything about what was on my plate and where it came from.