ShureSRH145 Portable Headphones

Gostei muito da qualidade de som.Mas fiz a troca das almofadas por desgastar em menos de 1 ano, e não ficam bem encaixadas.

Comfortable and good audio, but really need a case - these are portable headphones, after all. They're too vulnerable to damage if just shoved unprotected into a backpack.

Update after 4 monthsThey have got more comfortable. I don't use them often so I don't think it's my ears that have got used to them I think the material has gotten softer with use and maybe the band has stretched out a bit.I'll add to my review that while these are not hard to drive they are not easy to drive either. They are near the top of easy to drive. They are 32 ohms and sensitivity is 96db. What does that mean? I use these mostly with my computer that has a pretty good sound chip and I find that I have to have the computer sound (windows 7) and the music app (foobar 2000) volume all the way up to get these to where they open up and sound best. In general, they need to be a little louder than I would like to sound their best.Sound wise I find myself punching up the bass a bit. They need a little bit more hit and a touch of bloom for things like the bass guitar and kik drum to sound about right. Not a lot, just a 3db boost from about 80 to 200hz. I also find they need a bit of a push at 10K and up to put a little more air around the instruments. With more listening, I'm not quite as thrilled with the sound as I was, but I still like them. Hours of listing do not leave me with ear fatigue and they do not punish poorly recorded music.Update after a month:These have not got more comfortable and I kinda wish I had returned them but for $32 it's not really worth it given I'd get charged $5 for the return. These hurt after a couple of hours and no amount of moving them around relieves it. The material is soft enough but I think it is too soft and packs down. Also clamping pressure is pretty high on my melon so now that I'm keeping them I may try to stretch them out a bit================================================================I am FUSSY about sound! I want natural neutral sound. That's what you get with these. The bass is natural, drums sound pretty good. Sibilance is there but not annoying. They are accurate without being clinical or fatiguing. They are musical without being over warm or polite. They do not punish poorly recorded music like some more HiFi headphones do. There is a nice amount of 'air' around the instruments but not much of a sound stage beyond that. They are a nice middle of the road set of headphone, not too bright, but bright enough, a good mid-range, pretty well-controlled bass without much bleed and some bass extension. They could use a touch more bloom to suit my tastes but what is there suits me fine. If I thought they were bass shy I would tell you.I use a 15 band equalizer on my computer and I end up putting some EQ on most headphones I use, but I found with these I liked them best with no EQ. They do not go super loud with my phone. Loud enough for me, but not might be loud enough if you like your music really loud.They need a little volume to sound there best but that's pretty typical and I have had headphones that needed to be louder to sound their best.They have one big problem. They are not very comfortable. I would not get these if wearing them all day at work is your thing of if comfort is really important to you because you get annoyed if they are not comfortable. In comparison, the Sennheiser HD 2.20 is WAY more comfortable. The foam is too thin and you almost feel like the plastic is pressed against your ears. They 2nd day they felt a little better. My ears getting used to them, or maybe the foam adapting to the shape of my ears or a little bit of both.The headband cushion is also really thin but did not bother me as much as the earpieces.They have almost no isolation. My old open back Sennheiser 239 had more isolation. I'm also not a fan of how round that headband is but I guess they did that so they would fold up smaller? I don't know but I wish the fit a little closer to the head on the sides.The cable is kind of weird in that the right and left cords are side by side like lamp cord and a little thicker than on other budget headphones.Between my old Senn 239, and the Senn 2.20 and the Jabra Move (I think it was the Move) I like the sound of these Shure the best by far. If these cost $50 or even $60 I'd be really happy with these, at least for sound. For $30 dollars I'm REALLY happy with them.I'd be tempted to knock a star off for comfort but for me, the sound is everything so the 5 stars are for the sound.

Si no estás familiarizado con la marca Shure, déjame comentarte que es una excelente marca. Los audífonos son de una excelente calidad, como era de esperarse y al precio en que los consegui me pareció algo que no podía dejar pasar (en su momento estaban en oferta). En cuanto a la calidad de audio no se escuchan con una sáturacion extrema en los bajos, a mi parecer y para el uso que lo les doy (los uso en el trabajo, donde tengo que estar pendiente de otras actividades) la ausencia de bajos me resulto perfecto.Los cables son decentes, los enredo cuando terminó de usarlos con una liga y los transportó a mi hogar y hasta ahora ningún problema de enredamiento digno de hacer mención. Son solamente audífonos y no tienen micrófono integrado, tampoco usan baterías.Algo que si me parece increíble es la pésima calidad con la que están fabricados e instalados los logos en las partes laterales de los audífonos, ya que al cabo de un mes se me desprendio uno y al día en que estoy escribiendo esto se me desprendio también los de el otro lado. Puedes ver las imágenes para mayor detalle.

Buen sonido. Sobre todo son muy cómodos y no dan mucho calor. Excelente compra.