BLON BossHIFI B8 Wooden Walnut Metal Over Ear Headphone with Beryllium Alloy Driver, Soft Protein Memory Earmuffs, Noise Canceling (Ordinary)

I got this headphone because it was cheap...and I saw one review on YouTube that was glowing. Little did I know it was better than I expected!!! A LOT better than expected...Soundstage is tight, and with video it sounded a little veiled compared to some of my other headphones, HOWEVER with music this thing shines.Imaging feels incisive in this headphone...like it's a knife cutting through very precise places across the stage.There's definitely some sparkle in the treble as well. Crispy and clear sounding up top. I haven't played any "bad" files with these headphones, just FLAC. That being said I would imagine anything less than perfect recordings would reveal any imperfections.Mids don't feel recessed to me either. It's a full experience as I listen. Good meat on the bones.Bass is not exactly for bass heads so far as I can tell, but it is present and polite from what I hear.For some musical reference... Whole Lotta Love - when JPJ comes in he's right in the center. Robert Plant is a little to the right side of your face...until the middle rift of the song when he's right in your ears left and right and across your face...DM - Violator (Remastered) - Definitely more bass. It's fast... and the decay is not unnatural feeling. Waiting for the Night especially sounds good with the little kind of "zip" at the top of some of the notes and you'll hear every word all to the end.The Cure - High - from the Wish album you'll hear that "snap" of his fingers in the left ear... Usually it's so soft you don't really get it, but it's there and definitely audible as a soft snap of the fingers.Frank Sinatra - Strangers in the Night - My Way The Best of... Almost perfect for this headphone... All the little details that make Sinatra's voice come out along with the orchestra details from the band. Also, "Fly Me to the Moon" on the same album instrument separation is clear with Frank standing in the middle. Lots of good detail in the music.Basically if you like Pop/Rock for the vast majority of your music you'll love this headphone. From Nina Simone, Frank Sinatra, to Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, John Denver, Edith Piaf... or even Cake. If you like 80's New Wave this'll be a good headphone.Classical music you will need to turn it up a little.Hip Hop or R&B - it depends on the quality of your recordings. Beastie Boys, Tupac, and stuff like that shouldn't be a problem unless you want real "slam". For the most part R&B people will be alright because of the clarity you get with this headphone.In terms of comfort: Probably the most comfortable headphones I've had right out of the gate. I usually use headphones with a suspension strap or something because I'm literally a "blockhead"... as in if I shaved my head I'd look like the Lego man. BUT, these were not only comfortable for my round mound of a dome, but they'd EASILY fit around any other large head COMFORTABLY... Headband is thick and soft, pads were good, and clicks to spare on the adjustment. Clamp is soft-ish. Don't recommend heavy activity with these on... I could probably wear these for hours without fatigue.One last thing before I conclude... Don't be fooled, this will leak sound... If you pump them up loud enough your neighbor on a plane WILL hear what you're hearing. Be warned. Great for an office or at home though. Heck, maybe even good for a walk when it's not too hot. I will likely do some ear pad rolling to see if anything changes though...Overall... for the money... Are you kidding me?!?!?! Immense value buy... The only thing is that they ship from China which takes a while and it came bare bones in a box full of bubble wrap with a quality cable... but the entire box was wrapped in packing tape... and I mean the ENTIRE BOX... Just be sure to look for the seams when cutting and it'll save some time and frustration.

Left ear had no treble, and it will cost 1/2 the price to ship back defective item back to china. Scandalous.

I saw a review of these headphones on an audio forum i partake in, they came highly recommended for the price point, in fact they had a glowing review! As they seemed to be nice looking, and made from great components, and relatively cheap, i decided to take a punt!If you are expecting a fancy box and flash wrapping then these are not for you, But if you like great sounding headphones for an exceedingly keen price, and do not mind the bubble wrap! These are definitely for you.You can wear them for hours without fatigue - the closest headphones i can compare these with would be the Denon AH MM range....I am keeping these!

The headphone its self is really good the ear pads are a bit on the stiff side. So i may need to change them but overall very good. Sounds smooth and very clean. Good imaging and decent sound stage. Build quality is better than most headphones that cost three to four times its price. Solid metal head band and wooden cups. Gold plated 3.5mm input. The cups rotate 180c so thats nice. Comes with a cloth wrapped 3.5mm aux cable and has a threaded jack on one side for 1/4 inch jack. Only reason for 4 out of 5 stars is because of the stiff pads and the headphone doesn't come in its own box it comes in a plain cardboard box and is just wrapped in bubble wrap. But headphones it self is very good.I complain about the presentation because i have another close back set of headphones and they are the Takstar pro 82s and those were around the same price as these but those come not in just there own box but in a freaking breafcase with thick acoustic foam padding the inside of the case. Plus a nice cloth headphones bag. A bit overkill for packaging headphones around £60 but thats a good thing. But if you were going to pick between the two on sound quality alone... Well im not sure they both sound just as good as the other. Different but both sound great. But they have better build quality. But the pro 82s are more comfortable straight out of the case. Honestly you would have to flip a coin.Its been a few months and i have changed the pads on the headphone to brainwaves hybrid pads. And the comfort has improved alot. But it did change the sound but i think it sounds better now. Bass feels alot more lively and suddenly there is this space that still was there before but is more noticeable now. I do believe that the headphones improved alot in both comfort and sound with the pad change. And honestly they make the pro 82s sound kinda boring now.Only complaint now would be the weight of the headphones. They are a bit on the heavy side. And its because of the metal build and the headband. The headband is too heavy. So unless you got some thick neck muscles you aint going to be using these for long sessions.