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Question: Do these come in the stock/retail packaging, with the various different sized earbuds and pouch?
Document: The packaging on these is terrific. The bass is great, but you have to have the right tips on to really feel it. They get super loud and don't mix the bass with the highs. The Tours are way better than the Polk Audios which have the same retail price...When the wing tips are on, the earbuds can't go all the way into your ear so you lose out on the bass. The wing tips make them very comforting to listen to.
I happen to get a pair for $10. I can't imagine paying $150 for these, but they are excellent quality. They don't come with different ear adjustments though.
The packaging was amazing and packaged in a way that didn't damage the earphones, unlike previous earphones i have purchased of other brands. The earphones have really good sound and they look good. They also come with the built in mic and up and down volume remote. They also stay in my ears fine... and I usually have issues with earphones falling out.I can't see any faults with this product.
that normalizes it to my ears. once you take the time to dial it in like that they are a noticeable--but not incredible--audio improvement over stock headphones (apple ear pods for instance)the case these come with is pretty handy--it holds both the headphones and my 7th generation iPod nano.i gave them 4 stars because of the steep price (even on sale). i'm sure a lot of the purchase price goes towards celebrity endorsements.
I work out in these headphones and expose them to different temperatures. They have served me well. They can handle humidity surprisingly well. I recommend it.
after years of using stock mp3 player headphones that fall out while running i finally decided to treat myself to something that would stay put and let me focus on how out of shape i am.
These are my go to earphones for the gym but for casual use, i'll stick to the Apple Earbuds.
I received these earphones as a gift (what a gift right?!). I must say that $150 is a bit pricey. I think $100 - $125 would be a better price point. Anyhow, on with the review...First off, the packaging was impressive. Very similar to Apple's packaging of their products.I'm a musician and I've consistently heard criticism of Beats products.
i took the time to follow the quick start guide and try out different combinations of earbud and wingtip sizes and that made all the difference in the world. they're snug and secure and stay put even when i'm jogging.if you don't know by now, beats are voiced towards the low end out of the box--to the point that it gets pretty muddy if you have your EQ set to a rock or hip hop setting.
Just got these and they sound great and fit well. Although there's some weird noise that I'm getting when running, but I might be able to fix with different cup sizes.I have owned bose's version of these and the original iBeat that was going for $100 a few years ago. I ordered these because my beats cord broke and I lost my Bose.i have to say... for the extra $50 these do not sound any better than my iBeats.
Answer: Yes it had the earbud pouch