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Question: It seems like they are semi-open to allow for a better soundstage. So do they leak a lot of sound? Would it bother people sitting near me in public?
Document: These 'phones are semi-open, which means they don't isolate too well and will leak a little bit of sound. This isn't necessarily a con, as open headphones have a larger soundstage and reproduce better sound for the price compared to their closed counterparts.Overall, highly recommended if you're looking in the $30-$50 price range.
These are full-sized over ear headphones and have large 50mm neodymium magnet drivers. They are not open but not completely closed either. I would call them semi-open. With the ring port anti-resonace structure they leak a little sound at med-high volume and you can still hear around you with them on. I would guess perhaps at most a 10db reduction. Not nearly as much reduction as Inner ear monitors with typically have 20db or more.
Get ready for sentence fragments!The cans are comfortable. Music sounds great. It works well for gaming (for those that need soundstage). Sound dosen't leak out easily. Because of the nature of the cans your ears will get heated in hot weather.But man they look goofy... If you want something semi-publicly look elsewhere.If you aren't an audio expert these will do the job or even cheaper would be fine.Price is excellent as well.
Bought this to have at work, but couldn't afford to look so ridiculous in a professional setting. Nothing against the cans in general. I would rank them up with Grados SR-60 or AKG 240k.Alright, not quite, but they are good sounding and bang for the buck I would say is better than any high end cans you might want to buy. Clean, crisp sound and seems like they are well built and overall decently comfortable.
Just got these headphones yesterday with little burn in and these sound quite fantastic. They are partly open headphones so you get a really nice open soundstage on these.
Pros:The headphones are comfortable and good when you need to war them for hours on end.They go really loud, if that's your thing.DurableCons:The sound could be a lot better even for this price. The bass isn't nearly as noticable as some other people are saying.They are HUGE. Literally as big as headphones get.The cable gets in the way, being as long as it is.
Beware! This headphone is for home use only! You will look like a huge dork wearing these in public. The fones are very big compared to other one.That being said. I don't know much about headphones but I decided after careful research to buy these over other fones below $50. In terms of sound quality, they are MUCH better than any of the beats products and probably a notch or two below the Audiotechnica M50's.
The sound is pretty good, I've yet to burn these in past 100 hours yet(more like 60 as time of this writing). I've used these for at least a week so far. A clear improvement over my old Sennheiser PC-150 gaming headset though. I also used a Sennheiser HD 570 in the past and this has a better bass from those as well along with a more varied soundstage.The only downside here for me is comfort.
Very accurate sound from low to high and nothing seems to be missing in the frequencies. Again Not that they sound bad now, like I said nearly perfect sound quality when these are brand new and they can only get better over time when the drivers loosen up from music being played through these. Even my Sony headphones don't sound this good brand new, and or broken in !I like the design and the high tech look to them too.
Instruments with higher ranges, like a sax or violin, just bleed outside the phones. VERY inconsiderate for someone who would use public trans etc.
Answer: My wife sits and sleeps right next to me and she does not hear anything from them, so no, I don't think they would bother people in a public setting.