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11 Jul, 2019
Compact, fast and reliable.
Great little USB stick.
Short review: Very compact, Fairly fast read/write speeds, Reliable.
Want more info? Read on:
USB 3.0 means fairly fast file transfer speeds when writing to it.
I have had the 64gb one for a while and it has been very reliable so when I spotted a 128gb one for under £20 including postage it wasn't a tough decision to make.
It's physical size is both a plus and a (minor) minus. It barely protrudes from any USB port, so it not prone to being knocked out/disconnecting, but can be a bit fiddly to remove as there isn't much of it to grasp. Also locating it in a pocket or bag can be panic inducing as it's so small that it isn't easily spotted/felt. And while it has facility/hole for a strap/loop to be attached to it none is provided, so as a key-ring attached storage option you have to figure out your best option if you want it somewhere locatable at most any time.
It can get a little toasty as there isn't much of it to dissipate heat, but I have never experienced any stoppage or noticeable thermal throttling.
If you have a work computer with limited storage that is in and out of a bag all day these are great as you can leave it in place rather than connecting/removing every time. I DJ from a laptop and often space is very limited and things get jostled, so this is great for expanding the library of tunes available without having a regular size USB hanging out the side to the laptop in harms way.
Recommended if you want a dependable, compact, storage option.
26 Jun, 2019
Great for the money. Clever cable.
5 of 5 found this helpful In brief:
For the price they are pretty good. Loud enough, comfortable and versatile.
Clever cabling/connection options, decent sound for DJ or casual listening applications. Recommended for the budget conscious or those that want a backup pair of inexpensive full size cans that work well.
In not quite so brief...
Let's be realistic. The high street prices for these are under £30 and on ebay it's even less, delivered, so don't expect Sennheiser/Pioneer beating sound or build quality.
But that doesn't mean they aren't good in their own ways.
These are fairly large, mostly plastic, headphones. While that does keep them fairly light the flipside is that they may not stand rough treatment or live as long as some more premium/pricier alternatives.
The full size over ear housings aren't hugely deep, so if your ears are like a sports trophy they'll likely contact the inside of the earphones. Up to you whether that is bearable or an instant no-no.
The cushioning is adequate and they don't squeeze viciously, extended use shouldn't present any issues, They are actually pretty comfortable. Isolation from external sound isn't brilliant, but good enough.
The 50mm drivers and "tuning" of them means they are somewhat bass-happy. Not bad presentation, but a bit "loose". Definitely not monitoring/production type cans. Stick to what they are badged as, DJ or casual listening headphones.
They are not too tough to drive. You can get decent volume and sound with a smart phone / tablet but that is usually at near maximum levels of the phone. Through a DJ audio interface or the club mixer / home stereo headphone output they are plenty loud enough and the sound quality benefits from having something with a bit more puff behind it than the average phone or tablet does (obvs).
A great feature is the cable. Decent length with a coiled section to it but, cleverly, it has full size jack one end and standard phone/ipod size minijack the other. Just flip the cable around, depending on what size connection your audio source has, and the other goes into the left or right earcup on the headphones. No more frantically asking if anyone has a minijack to full size headphone adaptor you can borrow 5 minutes before your'e supposed to start playing to your adoring public assembled on the dancefloor.
A side benefit of the cable connections on the headphones is that you can share your music with someone when you're on the bus/train/your private jet. They can plug their standard minijack into the socket on your headphones and benefit from your clearly excellent musical taste... or suffer it.
I'd like to see KitSound offer replacement cables as an option on it's website. I looked but didn't see, but I may be wrong. Cables, in general, don't last forever and detachable ones, like this, can get misplaced. I think their design is smart and would prefer to be able to get an OEM replacement rather than a fudge of an adaptor or having to make my own cable up.
These headphones got me out of a pinch after my regular, far more expensive, DJ cans decided to get temperamental and I needed something for a 2.5 hour set in a club.
Overall very pleasing for the money.