I bought a pair of these last year when I was doing physical therapy for my left knee. I bought them 'on the fly' because I had to get to therapy in a hurry and they were the only ones available. Two words - BIG MISTAKE!
The only two good things about these on-ear headphones are (1) the ear pads on these feel really good (which is not usually the case for me - most on-ear cans I've donned squeeze my ears against the arms of my glasses within the first 10 minutes, and that hurts!); and (2) the noise cancelling is quite decent for a cheap pair of cans like these.
I can't say enough bad stuff about these headphones, however. They sound cheap, there's no bass, the band on them is a thick plastic which folds (and also hurts the top of my head), and on and on. In the end, I'll probably end up giving them away to someone who just wants to listen to music. I consider myself an audiophile with a passion for bass - and decent sounding cans! These just don't fit my bill.
The only two good things about these on-ear headphones are (1) the ear pads on these feel really good (which is not usually the case for me - most on-ear cans I've donned squeeze my ears against the arms of my glasses within the first 10 minutes, and that hurts!); and (2) the noise cancelling is quite decent for a cheap pair of cans like these.
I can't say enough bad stuff about these headphones, however. They sound cheap, there's no bass, the band on them is a thick plastic which folds (and also hurts the top of my head), and on and on. In the end, I'll probably end up giving them away to someone who just wants to listen to music. I consider myself an audiophile with a passion for bass - and decent sounding cans! These just don't fit my bill.
