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Question: i own a pair, and they hurt my ears physically (not bass). The longer they are on, the more my ears ache.. Any ideas?
Document: Best headphones I have bought, it has a lot of bass probably more than beats by dre, it hurts my ears if I wear it for a long time
I bought the. Beats. By Dre headphones and did not like them at all, I took them back and bought the. Ncredible monster headphones and I really love them, the bass and clarity is beyond perfect. It sounds a party is going on in your ears, these headphones are a great buy!! !
Anyways took them back.I purchased these puppies. First off. The look, whatever color you get you still look good. second the sound, nice highs but powerful bass really great for rap, rock, and techno. Third the weight light and don't hurt!! finally. fourth the price unlike beats you can find these for as low as 50$$, so at that price or 150 you seriously wont beat these things. Purchase them u won't regret it. :-)
I bought these headphones for Christmas and these things sound amazing. Great quality similar to Bose from a company that's already known for the highest quality cord wires for electronics and music. The design isolates your ears just enough that you can block out most common-day noises without being noise cancelling. The bass in these headphones makes you feel like you turned up a stereo system. Monster makes Dre Beats, but they definitely didn't hold back on quality on their own product.
Before you get these, realize what these headphones are and what they aren't.What these headphones are is a pair intended for people who listen to music that has a lot of low end to it. That can mean any one of several genres, from pop to rock, hip hop to heavy metal, electronica and industrial. They have a pronounced midrange scoop to them, meaning the bass and treble are accentuated while the middle of the spectrum is pulled back.
The highs are sparkling without being fatiguing and the bass is POWERFUL without the slightest bit of distortion (something my much more expensive Beyerdynamic DT-770 Pro 80s can't do). Simply put, these are a musical headphone, built to enjoy music.What these headphones are NOT is a pair with a flat response for studio monitoring or listening to more &#34;subtle&#34; music.
Just picked up a pair of Monster N-Tune headphones and -- goddamn these things are amazing! Super tight bass, stellar highs and mids all seamlessly attack the cochlea like a velvet hammer.Yes, I know they are not reference phones, but I was looking for head-spitting volume and mad bass. At 1/2 the cost of the gawd-awful Beats by Dre (sale price) and, IMHO, far superior sound, it was a no-brainer purchase.
Not a bad headphone good sound I just didn't like how they sat on my ears I ended up giving these away and got dre beat studios for the fit
).They are ON-ear (as opposed to around ear) -- as a result, they are tend to clamp my ears and I have to take breaks from wearing them for awhile. The picture on the box implies that you can flex and bend them every which way and they won't break.
The rest? Well, they look sexy, feel good, the cord is detachable (which is a godsend for someone with dogs like me), the controls work on my Galaxy S4, they're comfortable as hell on the ears even with my big head. It'd be nice if they folded, but that's not enough of a quibble for me to knock a point off. Also, unlike most of the headphones that I'd put this in competition with, these don't need an amp.
Answer: Yes they do, the only thing I would suggest is to extend the headband (it will sit a little loose). FYI it is a matter of time before they snap. The headband is made from very cheap plastic. The sound is truly incredible but I wonder why they would decide to go with a cheap headband that will eventually snap. After reading the reviews on here I tried to be very careful with mine but they snapped anyway, so it is not how but rather when they decide to snap.