-
As others have said already, the highs are a bit too strong, but that can be easily fixed with any sound equalizer application
-
Of course I could ask for a little less Novocaine numb tongue in the midbass, a bit more articulate clarity overall, and a lot less grit when the music gets complex and demanding.
-
I know there is an upgraded chord out there, but the default chord is a bit cheap feeling
-
For the price you pay, I can definitely recommend it to average listeners, but for enthusiasts it becomes a bit harder to recommend
-
My only gripe with these was that the ear tips were a bit uncomfortable for me, but I swapped them from another
-
They are just a little bit bigger and bulkier than i thought
-
I may come across a bit rough on this matter, but I do it because I want you to remember this part of the review
-
Cable feels a bit strange but still solid
-
Costing a good bit more, the HF5s sound a little different though I wouldn't necessarily say better
-
It was a bit tricky to figure out which way the cable plugged in so the cable went over my ears as there were no instructions, but I figured it out
-
The fit was a bit odd but new pads on the ear pieces fixed that, also the cord is very odd and while it doesn't tangle it does get caught up in itself easily
-
These are a bit harsh compared to real in-ears
-
and they don't bother me one bit and the feature to buy replacement cables and a Bluetooth adapter to make them wireless is an amazing addition a must buy!
-
When playing drums, I found that the isolation was minimal and any music I tried to play with was a bit difficult to hear
-
The cord is also well constructed and the connections into the ear buds are a bit tricky because of how tiny they are to see (I'm 44
-
Just a bit concerned with the quality of the line off to ears
