Headphone Adapter & Splitter, Headphone Jack Audio & Charge Connector Splitter Calling/Charger/Music/Remote Control for iP7/7 plus/8/8 Plus/X/XS/XR/XS/MAX

These headphones are… AMAZING! I cannot even believe these headphones are only for $50! This product is obviously a steal because of the many reasons and not to mention the unbeatable price! So here I go: Reason One: The padding. There is SO much of it! I have seen and worn beats before at best buy and thought those were the most comfy things I have ever worn. But I was wrong. When these headphones came to my house and I saw the padding it was a whole different story. There was at least an inch of padding on the ear cuffs and a half an inch of padding on the headband. I could wear them forever. They are SUPER comfy. Reason Two: The noise canceling. Ok to start, beats win this round but for the price of beats and the price of these there’s no questioning, ok. Anyway the noise canceling works surprisingly well. It cancels out the little noise there is when I’m studying and for me that is perfectly fine. It doesn’t completely cancel the noise but it does a decant job and for $50 that’s a deal. Reason Three: The sound quality. I wasn’t sure about this one at first not until I got to wear them and listen to music. (Obviously) The base like they say is AWESOME! Its like I was listening to all my songs for the first time! They never miss a beat, and the base is so deep. This one gets a gold star for sure. I also figured out they are good for gaming as well. In conclusion these headphones are worth MORE then $50 but like always Amazon is generous and they let you save $100. Trust me on this. These headphones will make you impressed and with $50 and so many five star reviews nothing can really go wrong. I am impressed with these headphones and I enjoy using them now.

A couple years ago I bought my first pair of audiophile headphones - Sennheiser HD 598 - and it blew me away how enormous a difference you could notice in clarity when you use a high quality product. I told myself I'd never go back to cheap and uncomfortable headphones. Due to how spoiled these made me, I consequently started using them at work every day, even using them as my communication headphones in line with an external microphone. I noticed a couple issues with this however - I had to keep my music very low because they are completely open back headphones and have an incredible amount of sound leakage, plus I was quickly wearing out a relatively expensive pair of headphones. So I wanted to get a cheaper, closed back, but still comfortable pair of headphones with good sound. I stumbled across the Sentey Warps and was of course skeptical at the $19 price point, but they looked pretty decent. Reviews seemed fishy - an enormous amount of positive reviews. Despite my cynicism I decided to purchase them, because what do I really have to lose when I'm only spending 19 bucks? Immediately I was impressed with the amount of cushion both in the headband and on the ear cups. Very comfortable to wear, and they completely surround my ears, which is a big deal for me, as the cartilage in my ears gets extremely sore pretty quickly if anything presses against it. I plugged them in and played a few songs with a good range of mids and lows. I was honestly pretty disappointed in the sound quality at first, imagining I couldn't tolerate the quality deprecation going from the Sennheisers to these. There was no real 'warmth' to the audio and the difference was extremely obvious when I would listen to each set side by side. It's not to say that I expected these to be on the same level as the Sennheisers when they cost $100 less, but the quality really seemed poor. However, I did recognize that they were capable of more than I was hearing, so I sought out an equalizer to install on my work computer to balance out the audio capabilities of these headphones. (if you're interested in the exact equalizer it's called Equalizer APO and you can find it on Source Forge) After tweaking the settings to enhance the frequencies which the headphones didn't seem to be handling, and decrease some of the more abrasive levels, the sound is actually surprisingly good. I honestly am very happy with the overall quality of the headphones, and would recommend them to anybody, so long as you run them along side an equalizer or preamp. [...]

After about a week with these headphones, I have mixed feelings. Pros: Great design Very comfortable Great sound Cons: Cord too short Volume is really low on computer Tends to produce a short/distorted sound sometimes These headphones are good but they aren't great. The five star reviews lead me to believe these were exceptional headphones which was why I bought them. Little did I know I'd have a not so great experience with them. The first time I plugged these headphones in my computer, the sound was TERRIBLE. It sounded like some cheap $5 earphones. The sound was distorted, EQ was all over the place. I was furious because I spent a good amount of money on what turned out to be a horrible product. However, after hours of searching for a solution as to why the sound was so bad I fixed it somehow when I opened my music recording software. The headphones started to sound like the high quality product it's advertised to be. The volume is tremendously. I have to turn my volume up to 40% to get a nice, loud, clear sound as opposed to my regular earphones where I only need 20% volume setting. The sound produced is good. For some reason, I think I may prefer my Beats by Dre just because it doesn't have so many disadvantages and is without much problem to use. But the mids and highs are good and the bass is actually quite okay. It doesn't sound terrible. With these headphones, I've been able to hear things in songs I wasn't able to pick up on before so that's a good thing. And they are super comfortable to wear. I can go hours without feeling discomfort or wanting to take them off. A very weird quirk about these headphones is that they work better connected to my iPhone than to my computer. Everything seems fine and normal when plugged into my iPhone as opposed to the troubles I put up with when it's plugged into my computer (and I have checked all the sound settings etc). Another weird anomaly with these headphones is that they sometimes emit a sort of distorted sound (similar to the crushing of paper). I was browsing through my Tumblr while listening to music today and I heard the sound when videos would load on the website or when I visited certain pages and that was really annoying. I have no clue what's the deal with that. I would have given these headphones 5 stars if it weren't for these few problems.