Earphones Headphones With Mic

I've always struggled finding a set of headphones or earphones that fit my head comfortable or my ears comfortable. I love the marshall sound and when I came across the Major IV. I knew I had to get my hands on some. Little did I know I would get them as a gift for my birthday back in August. I guess sometimes people know you too well... Onto the headphones they are so unbelievable easy to wear. They are light weight and barely feel like I've anything on my head. The sound is crisp and clear and when bass hits... Mama Mia I'm in a whole new mindset. As someone who listens to music daily I can't recommend these headphones enough.

if you need an open earphones to monitor while recording this one is a great product. note: it is an open headphones, so will not work so well if you have dead-room with an open mic, also if you need to shield room noise. This is for regular environment.

I've had these earphones for a couple of months now. The cable is longer than typical headphones which I like so the earphones aren't constantly getting pulled on. The foam eartips seal very well and provide deep bass and smooth response on the high end. The cable material is not "sticky" like many lower quality headphones and is a bit thicker and tougher than other headphones. The over the ear pieces also help prevent pulling on the earphones themselves and help support them during high impact activities.

Wanted quality sound without earphones/headphones. I was impressed with the quality of the sound, for me just as good as my earphones without the ear discomfort. Light enough that I forget it is there unless I am leaning back against a chair back. Bluetooth is good enough for use throughout my house without carrying my iPhone. Initially bought so I could hear my radar detector when driving on long trips but haven’t tried this yet.

I had been using cheap earphones, but when I tried the Marshall headphones, it was as if the world had changed. The acoustics and comfort are excellent and I will continue to use them with great care.

First let me start by saying I have over 20 earphones and headphones. Most of them are Bluetooth. I have Sonys, Shure 535, and so on. I bought these on a $15 Deal zone special. They sound great. While not as deep as the Sony, they are more than sufficient with punchy bass. The mid-range and treble are perfectly balanced and not shrill. Buy them at their regular price and you will be pleasantly surprised. Sometimes price is not indicative of quality.

These were my first pair of in-ear headphones. I'm bought these to replace some generic earphones that I use for my portable entertainment devices. The sound isolation is good, and I can focus on listening to my music or watch a TV show/movie without feeling like the ambient noise around me is drowning out what I'm trying to listen to. The sound quality is good overall, but the higher frequencies don't seem quite as clear as I'd like, and the base can be a little overpowering. However, these problems were mostly solved by using the base reduction equalizer preset on my music devices. The cable seems very durable, and these seem to be overall well-made earphones. One thing that I was slightly disappointed with is that they did not come with triple-flanged ear tips. The ear tips that come with these headphones are okay, but I got Shure's triple-flanged ear tips, and those work much better.

Bought my QCUltra a week or so ago because my Bose Earphones of 20+ years broke and was unrepairable (sadness). When I first received the new QCUltra headphones I was a wee bit upset because I was not used to the new, modern, options available. I called Bose, the lady I spoke with walked me through the setup (I hate reading directions-it's a male thing) and WOW... I LOVE my new QCUltra headphones. The sound is terrific. The battery (I guess it's a battery) holds a long, long charge. I use my QCUltra connected to my Bose speakers (wired) because neither my PC nor Speakers are equipped for Bluetooth (both are what I would call "pre-Bluetooth"). That's OK for now; but when I finally decide to get a new PC it will certainly be with Bluetooth. What more can I say? BOSE QCUltra headphones are the best.

This unit is very versatile for switching from 2 sources to one set of headphones, or from one source to a set of headphones or earphones or switching between computer headphones and speakers. It's small, compact and very portable so doesn't take up much space on the desk and is easy to transport. I use it to switch between a headphone amp/headphones combo and an amplifier and speakers using one source. there are no negatives about this handy device! It has so many applications it is indispensible!

This device lets you record one audio channel for your mic and one audio channel for your earphones from your phone headset. This is exactly what I was looking for. I bought one to try it and I will probably buy one or two more as backups. I would recommend this to anyone who want's a proper audio recording of their phone calls.