ghostshade
New Head-Fier
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I must have missed something. But how can these headphones be so recommended when the flimsy plastic that is supposed to hold them on your head, bend from the weight of the headphone itself?
I have not seen a single comment on how terrible of a design these so called wing supports are.
There is basically no support to secure the headphone on your head at all.
For me they are completely useless so i will have to ship them back pronto.
Now i wont do the same mistake twise so what open full size over ear headphones are there in the same price class that actually have real physical support to secure the headphones to the head.
That is no flimsy plastic that bend if you as much as look at it.
EDIT:
If anyone can recommend any full size open over-ear headphones at 150-200 US dollar instead of these Audio technica i would love to hear it.
While the sound might be good the construction of this model makes it unusable for me.
I have not seen a single comment on how terrible of a design these so called wing supports are.
There is basically no support to secure the headphone on your head at all.
For me they are completely useless so i will have to ship them back pronto.
Now i wont do the same mistake twise so what open full size over ear headphones are there in the same price class that actually have real physical support to secure the headphones to the head.
That is no flimsy plastic that bend if you as much as look at it.
EDIT:
If anyone can recommend any full size open over-ear headphones at 150-200 US dollar instead of these Audio technica i would love to hear it.
While the sound might be good the construction of this model makes it unusable for me.
