Audio Technica ATH-EQ300M BW Brown | Ear-Fit Headphones (Japan Import)

Audio Technica. Usually good. So far they are.I just got them, and done some initial testing. Frequency response says 15-24,000, and I believe it. Don't expect deep punchy bass. Not what I bought them for.I play bass in a long hair rock and roll band. We have one singer. Occasionally I sing snippets of songs, and the guitar player/singer said, "Why don't you sing?" "Because I can't walk and chew gum at the same time." My fingers are too busy. Finally I relented and bought a mic. It's getting better, but I can't hear myself in the monitors. I bought a headphone amp mixer where I can plug in my mic, run it to the PA, and then run the PA into the amp, and then adjust the mix to hear myself better.The initial test using my phone and a Fosi headphone amp I got here reveal the sound is what I want. You get some bass, but vocals and guitars and strings come through crystal clear. Maybe if I cut my hair I can get the phones closer for more bass, but this is what I was looking for. My mic headphone amp got here today while we were playing, so I have to wait a week to set it up.One thing worries me, and that is the fitting that goes over your ear is a bit flimsy and pops out easily. That's what I dislike the most. Other than that, for my use, I am quite happy with them. And I cut my hair in the spring.Maybe now I'll be able to hear myself a bit clearer.And maybe stop singing when I do...

Very comfortable and affordable I even bought the adapter to use with my new phone it's loud but you can still hear everyone around you

I really love these headphones. Audio quality is great too. However the clip in one of the ears have broken off, so unfortunately they have to retire. It still works, but I need to get creative with the other ear. It took a year and a half before the clip broke. Still great tho.

Fully meets expectations when using laptop computer. High quality sound, etc.

The headphones work as advertised, but the cable is thin, and the ear hooks are clearly easily breakable. I feel like if I put even slightly too much force on them, they'll snap right off. On top of that, while I like the idea of having the cable act as a sort of necklace for when they're not being used, it doesn't tend to work very well, with the right side usually just sliding until there's barely any slack on the right side, and tons on the left.On the other hand, this form factor is great for going on runs/walks, since you can hear everything around you, and they're cheap enough that you aren't worried about them getting damaged or lost like with other more expensive headphones with transparency modes.

For their price, these are excellent headphones. I prefer these to AirPods, and having them hang around your neck is awesome. The pros and cons:Pros:-the price is excellent for what they are. Other similar Audio Technical headphones of this type are around $100-200, and while those are slightly better, they’re not nearly good enough to justify the price.-decent audio quality. I’d say they’re around the same if not a bit below what I’d expect for a normal pair of AirPods. They’re definitely walking headphones; they’re just meant for causal listening. If you’re a true audiophile, this probably isn’t for you.-I really love the style, they’re definitely unique and pretty sleek, especially if you wear them around your neck as intended. They definitely stand out; whether that’s a pro or con is up to you.Cons:-the audio bleeds a lot. You can’t (or shouldn’t) blare music on these, because it’ll inevitably annoy everybody around you. Like I said, they’re definitely walking headphones; they let in a lot of surrounding sound, which isn’t necessarily bad, but it’s a con if you want an isolated sound experience. These are definitely meant for lower-volume, more chill experiences.-comfort varies by headphone. I’ve bought 2 pairs; my first pair had a bit of a plastic burr on one of the clips, which made listening pretty uncomfortable. After they broke (my fault) I got a second pair with no plastic burr, and they were 100x more comfortable, I could (and do) wear them for hours on end. This could easily be solved with some fine sandpaper, but something to mention.-the little sliding cable-managing plastic bit that shortens the length of the headphones is really flimsy, it slides around pretty often. Again, not a huge deal, and some glue would probably help it.Overall: definitely recommend if it’s something that appeals to you. They’ve got flaws, but if you kinda dig these weird but cool headphones, then 100% go for it, it’s an awesome experience for the low price.

I have no idea why, but one side is way longer, like an entire foot longer than the other and there's no fix. I'm not sure if my unit is messed up or if the product is just designed terribly. Go with the Kross headphones instead. I only got these to replace those because I stepped on them.

Work great