Bass Gaming Headphones

[30 Ohms] Cheap, VERY comfortable, and despite *strong* bass, it's not overpowering. I bought these to use while gaming and as a second reference while mixing music. The bass is strong and definitely forward, but not overpowering. It's pleasing to the ear. The mids and high mids seem well balanced, which is where it matter most in my opinion. Build quality is good. Nothing cheap about them. I really have to say a second time how comfortable they are. My old studio monitor headphones were unbearable after about forty minutes. These can be worn for hours at a time with no discomfort at all. The faux leather on the ear cups is also holding up nicely after owning these for about two years. No cracking or fraying. I've owned a handful of headphones over the years for mixing, listening, and gaming and these are my favorites in terms of comfort by a factor of ten.

[15 mW] hello i am really happy these headphones are cheap and great they have great bass

[30 Hours (BT)] Excellent wireless headphones, the sound is perfect and the bass it's awesome!

[Stereo] Great soun and good bass for a low price headphones.- I use with an Ipad.-

[Yes, on Cable] These headphones are so insane the bass is crazy and the software is so cool and so many features re

[Yes] I totally love everything about these headphones. They are definitely worth every penny. If you want Bass, Quality and the Clarity this is the way to go.

[Solid-State] Great headphones has good bass for what I listen to which is trans and classic Disco rock could have more bass

[0.12 lb] ...this is truely a great product which ensures enhanced bass responsiveness for my sure headphones. Love em!

[Yes] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This soundbar has awesome sound. The bass is very good. I liked being able to change how I was able use the different sound modes. The sound coming from this very clear. It was easy to setup on the TV and also using the smartthings app. I wasn't able to use the gaming aspect of the soundbar as we don't have a gaming system. Having the speakers on the top and front of the bar itself really help to push the sounds up and out into our living room.

[Stereo] Pros: The best compliment I can pay these are this: When I listen to music on them, I have yet to wish for more treble or bass or vocal clarity. They disappear on my head and I can just truly enjoy what I'm listening to. For the price, especially compared to the cost of other planar headphones, that is epic. Cons: I would suggest watching Z Reviews' Youtube video on all of the Mk3 headphones to get an idea on the differences and comfort mods between the three. (https://youtu.be/SpRCK6CVdis - Children beware, there is swearing in the video.) I think his review is spot on, in just about every aspect of this. (Disclaimer: I haven't heard the 40RPs, just the 20's and 50's.) First Con: The stock earpads. They are super thin, and not very comfortable - but to be honest, not hurtful. They are essentially ON-EAR headphones with the stock pads, as your earlobes will make contact with the inner driver area. The Shure HPAEC1540 and 1840 pads are hands down the most comfortable and best sounding pads I've found for the T20RPs. I like the 1840 pads just a bit more than the 1540. Second Con: The headband is thinly padded. It isn't uncomfortable, but can be improved upon. I went with the Mr. Speakers leather headband, and they just float on my head now. No pressure points becoming sore after hours of listening. The hardest part of installing this was figuring out where in the house I left my screwdriver. Third Con: Sensitivity. These are not easy to drive. Your smartphone will not suffice. If you need an inexpensive amp, I suggest the Micca OriGen+, or one of the many Fiio products. I listen to mostly rock, classic rock, metal, edm, blues, and a limited number of jazz and classical tracks. I would describe my listening preferences as being 1/2 way between bass-head and audiophile. I love bass, want it loud, but do not want it trampling over the rest of the music. I purchased the T20RP Mk3.