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These headphones are very good looking and flexible. The pads are nice and soft and the headphones sit comfortably on your head without the worries of falling off. Sound is amazing! No distortion at high volumes (they go pretty loud on wireless) and has very nice punchy bass that doesn't drown out the rest of the frequencies. I like the NFC tap to pair as well, makes it very easy to use on the go. The only down side to these is the bluetooth range which does not quite live up to its product description but I am still satisfied with. I can get roughly 20 metres inside the house. But overall, great product with also the benefit of being modular wireless headphones.
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That pretty much sums it up......
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I bought a pair of these for my spouse about a year ago, but never tried them out. She told me they were fantastic, but I never had a chance to use them until about two weeks ago. WOW!! These things sound awesome, and come in at a bargain price. I thus went to eBay to buy myself a pair. Not noise cancelling, which I knew, but other than that, these are great. If you don't need noise cancellation, I really think these are hard to beat.
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The main problem with the Tracks are that they are rather uncomfortable. It's a reoccurring issue through investigation through the internet. They make your ears hot after a period of time then become increasingly uncomfortable there after, causing aching pain, which is a real shame because the Tracks seem like the best pick between these and Dr. Dre Beats. They have bumping bass and a notable mid range boost so drums and bass stand out a bit more than the average headphone would give. I did not notice any fuzzy distortion that can be an issue with headphones. I can't really make any conclusions about Beats as i've only tried them 2 or 3 times, though I wasn't terribly impressed with the quality that its absurd price range is asking for and was appalled at how expensive they are. If you can't afford Beats, try Sol Republic. They have ethical prices, their merchandise are all made up of replaceable parts, so when something breaks, you can buy the specific item that broke, saving anywhere from 100 to 150 dollars. The caring case is much appreciated too. If you don't like the headphones, they also come in earbuds as well, called Amps, I believe. I really like these, as stated above, the bumping bass is at a perfect amound, not too much, not too little, it has a balanced EQ with lower frequencies being able to stand out with the higher frequencies too. It's not treble intense, either, which is nice. For the money, I recommend these but I warn for users that REALLY like listening to music, like me, because their ears will be in discomfort from extended sessions.Read full review
I bought some Sol headphones six years ago from verizon and they were the red ones amd one day the cord got caught on my knee and snatched the cords out the headphones and they never came back on again idk if its the cord or headphones but they were a good brand and i need these asap💕🙏🏾update: recieved this morning i love them thank u
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