Cyberdrive 402PI Firenze I502B Hi-Res Over-The-Ear Headphones Blue

Horrible sound and build. Comfort is okay, but just okay. They're pretty to look at, but they'll make you regret that you have ears. I give 2 stars instead of one because they did work out of both drivers. Unfortunately, they would have been better sounding if they hadn't worked at all.

Hybrid electrostatic headphones for around 25 bucks? Is that possible? Well Cyberdrive did it. Are they hi-fidelity? No, not really. But for 25 bucks you get a pretty good sounding headphone.The build quality is terrible beyond belief with thin brittle plastic, poor padding and a cable that isn't replaceable. The plastic "chrome" even makes them look cheap. I've owned other direct from Asia headphones and none have been built this poorly. The fixed cable makes these headphones disposable.Where these headphones shine is in their sound. Don't expect Sennheiser or BeyerDynamic but you can expect a good reproduction for the money. The bass and treble sound surprisingly good but the mids lack a lot which makes the vocals weak. At 32 ohms you can power them with your phone. I've tried them with homes receivers and a headphone amp but the sound doesn't get much better. If the mids improve after a few weeks I'd say these are winning headphones.If you're looking for an all-around wireless/wired headset for a low cost I suggest the Bludio F2 sold here on Amazon. It goes on Lightning Deals often and has a good balanced sound.Mitchell and Johnson are selling a pair that looked identical to these and they were asking hundreds. Hmm.Worth buying at $25? I'd say yes.

I ordered two of these headphones in wood from France.I received two in blue plastic, that cost each 20 USD less...Feeling of being crooked.

Likelooks, build,treble and midrange

These aren't as comfortable as some less fashionable headphones, but they are comfortable enough.The sound is good. You won't confuse these with full electrostatic headphones or planar or orthodynamic drivers. And the bass is a little boomy. These must be EQ'ed for serious listening. Soundstage is a bit confined, even if the imaging is decent.Isolation of these headphones is decent, probably due to the additional electronic guts that are in the headphones earcups.These headphones require burn in to sound good. They are the first headphones I've had that require this, but it does seem to make a difference. Also, they may be uncomfortable at first. I recommend putting them on a yoga block and letting them burn in on moderate volume for a few days.

This the most uncomfortable and cheapest built headphones I've ever seen. I was hoping it was a Mitchell and johnson Gl1-2 knockoff but it isn't even close. The sound is annoying to put it politely.