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I'll start with the bad: The headband feels cheap and plasticky, you'll want to avoid accidentally standing on these headphones. The real issue is the lack of padding (on the headband). If you intend to wear these for extended lengths of time, you'll really want to find some (I'm going to butcher my old headphones, but a quick search reveals you can also buy replacement padding for a couple of bucks). The ear cones are large and fit snuggly around my big ears. You might have an issue if your ears are unusually large, but most folks should fine. Out-of-the-box, the sound quality is a bit too bassy -the mid and high frequencies are a little swamped and sound flat. This can easily be remedied by adjusting your equalizer (I found a gentle upwards curve starting at the middle frequency, up to +7db's for the highest frequency worked a treat). Once adjusted the sound quality is very good bordering on excellent -especially for a pair of headphones this cheap. Overall I'll give these 4-stars, they would've been an easy five if they had any sort of cushioning on the headband.Read full review
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For the money they are ok, very comfortable and a very smooth but dull sound and are not very loud. They distort before a decent loud volume is reached, I've tried them using my phone/tablet/HiFi AMP to give them a chance with the same results. These are ok for easy listening, but if you want to hear all the highs/lows and the bits inbetween you will have to pay more.
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I don't understand why manufacturers decide 2.5m is a good cable length. The cable breaks under the weight of itself and constantly gets in the way. My pair has started to break after light usage for a few weeks. This is not cosmetic damage but you will sometimes need to adjust the cord so the sound doesn't cut out, a major red flag for its longevity. The sound quality is muffled to provide that 'bass boost effect'. I'd highly recommend using an equaliser (easily accessible on the playstore) with treble boost features to ensure better quality sound. They don't sound bad with that.
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I found for the price they are listed they are very good headphones with great bass they are also light weight enough so you don't notice you are wearing them while jogging or at the gym. The main downside to these headphones would be the sound volume and quality which is low as well as sub par. The cable management is decent but could be better. Overall 3/5 from me. wouldn't use while at the gym but would use while jogging.
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You probably won't get what you order. It appears the excellent HA-RX300 has been replaced with the lower quality HA-RX330 although it's still being advertised as the 300 model. The new version has very flimsy twin leads, which get tangled very easily. The original 300 version had a single lead on the left side which was more substantial and much more practical. Very disappointing that JVC changed a successful design.
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