HaaFee HD1 headphones,HIFI Earphone With 4.5CM Beryllium Loudspeaker Moving Coil

Sound: 3.5/5The headphone sounds more of a semi-open headphone, rather than a closed headphone. The bass is easily the reason why this headphone will compete--especially at this price range. The bass has punch and is smooth for the price range. The mids are decent, but the highs are slightly toned town.Comfort: 2.5/5The headphone has a strong clamp but the pads are soft. People with big heads beware. The pads of the headphone can fit your ears but you have to insert your ears properly in order to fit them. It is more preferable if you can just put on your headphone without worrying about that and go straight into listening to your music. The headphones doesn't extend that much so it doesn't really fit on your neck that well. If you want to take it off, don't just put it on your neck, put it down on your table or on a stand.Misc:+It is very efficient; it can be powered by your smartphone and still be loud.-It has no isolation. The only time I can block off the outside world is by playing loud music which is pretty easy for other headphones with no default isolation.-It can leak. I wouldn't recommend bringing this to a library.-The headphone pads are glued on so replacing them wouldn't be as easy as they should.+The cable it's included with is decent enough. It's pretty light and the length is useful on a desk.-The carrying case is hard, but I don't think it's as tough as other cases in the market. I recommend to use other ones if you already have some place to put them, but feel free to use the included case--just don't expect it to be a withstand strong forces.

I tried swapping out the pads as some reviewers have said to do but bigger overear pads made these sibilant and lowered the bass. With the stock pads these have loads of bass and a hint of sibilance but its passable for me, the mids are good and aren't destroyed by the bass. These headphones are comfortable enough for long listening sessions.