Snowsky Wind 3.5mm ON-Ear Headphones for Recording Gaming with Microphone, 40mm Diaphragms Driver,HiFi Sound (Pink)

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These have a proper clear resolving sound when you drive them through anything less of an ant's power (aka the Snowsky player). The moment you put these on proper DAP output higher than these couple milliwatts these start to crack in their output resolve. Cheap junk.

I am no audiophile, so this review is purely based on my experience with these as compared to some entry level IEMs, bluetooth Denon in ears and some wireless overhead Skull Candy.I decided to pair these with my new Fiio CP13 cassette player for that real reto feel to my music.In the box you get the headphones with a 3.5mm standard jack and two pairs of ear sponges. The orange provide not just the retro look, but they also offer a more retro listening style, lower bass, a little more hiss (which is good in my search for that old school experience), better higher end and good mid range sound. The lows, while still present, are more muted than with the black sponges which reverse the listening experience and give you a deeper, smoother experience where the low end bass and mid range are more present.The headphones are very light weight and are made of a mix of plastic and aluminium, the chord is braided and these are never going to be something you can just throw around, you will have to look after them. That said, the quality is still good enough that if you do look after them, they should last a while.I have tried these with lossless music through a DAC and AMP, they will never replace a nice pair of IEMs, but they still sound good and for the price, they are amazing value. With good sound which can be tailored with the sponges, feel comfortable and really are quite adaptable allowing you to get both that modern vibe and the retro sound and look.

These were obviously inspired by the classic Koss KPH40 open air headphones. They are 90% as good at less than half the price. Same super comfort and open headphone airiness. They are very clean and natural but not quite as revealing as the Koss. They have good bass with a little too much mid bass for my taste but that could probably be fixed with a mild eq. I actually prefer the cord to/ the fancy cord system on the Koss. With the FIIO's, you can adjust volume and pause from the cable which is really great if you use them on tablet or an iphone. The build quality seems good so far and i was impressed with the extra set of earpads. These are damn good lightweight headphones and a unbelievable bargain at under $17.

What?!! Noooo!!! Recieved these earlier today and just now plugged them into my HiFi Walker!!! I was skeptical after reading reviews and placing my order but now....what others are saying, is true! For such a small cheap pair but sweet retro looking headphones they surpassed by great measure my expectations. I've taken someone else's advice here and also ordered the Yaxi (?) foam covers because the treble is a tad too much, atleast on Fiio's cassette player. But anything with an equalizer that can be changed such as the HiFi Walker. These are your typical 80's headphones except with quality improved three or fourfold. For $30 I won't be talking about anything else, for how these sound nothing else needs to be said! Pretty darn cool Fiio!