Earphones review audio-technica ath-clr100is năm 2024

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Headphones Type Dynamic Driver Diameter 8.5 mm Frequency Response 20 - 25,000 Hz Maximum Input Power 20 mW Sensitivity 103 dB/mW Impedance 16 ohms Weight 3.4 g (0.1 oz) Cable 1.2 m (3.9') Y-type Connector 3.5 mm (1/8") stereo mini-plug Microphone Type Condenser Microphone Sensitivity -44 dB (0 dB=1 V/Pa, 1 kHz) Microphone Frequency Response 100 – 10,000 Hz Microphone Polar Pattern Omnidirectional Accessories Included Eartips (S/M/L)

I like to start evaluating low-price in-ear headphones with a quick shootout with the headphone used by millions of people Apple's earbuds it's a good benchmark. I didn't have the latest version of Apple's $29 EarPods headphone on hand, so I used the ear buds that came with the iPod Classic I bought in 2011 (I don't think EarPods sound much better than my ear buds).

The Apple earbuds sounded hopelessly thin and lacking in detail. I tried to give them a fair shake, but I had to stop after a few minutes, the sound was that bad. Amy Winehouse's voice was stripped of its soul, and her music suffered for it. Bass isn't in this earbud's vocabulary, so out went the Apple earbuds, replaced with the ATH-CLR100s. The sound came roaring back to life; it was no contest. Winehouse sounded like one of the greatest singers of all time again, her band reappeared, and the music was fun to listen to. The ATH-CLR100 may be a $15 headphone, but the bass, midrange, and treble balance was in pretty good shape. True, the treble is a bit soft, which is not a bad thing for a $15 headphone, but it made iffy-sounding MP3s listenable.

OK, but how would the ATH-CLR100 sound pitted against a really nice headphone, like V Moda's Remix Audio in-ears ($59)? Well, it was immediately clear the Remix Audios were more detailed and alive. That was true across the frequency range -- bass, mids, highs. Winehouse's rhythm section grooved more, and they sounded like a better band over the Remix Audios. Then again, it's four times the ATH-CLR100's price, so it had better be better; but I can't say the ATH-CLR100 was embarrassed by the face-off.

Do Audio

Audio-Technica is a well-known brand that offers headphones at more affordable price points. While they produce sound rivaling higher-end models, they tend to have less than stellar builds. Their noise cancelling series also falls short compared to other brands with similar features.

Why is Audio

Excellent sound has long been a well-known characteristic of Japanese audio products. Audio-Technica has been at the forefront of Japanese audio quality for the last 60 years.

Does Audio

The Audio Technica ATH-WS660BT Solid Bass headphones have a lot to offer. They're relatively stylish, comfortable, and sound pretty good — if you're looking for a ton of bass.

Do Audio

Audio-Technica has taken its popular M50X headphones and added a built-in microphone to create a headset that the company claims is perfect for livestreaming content creators. There are two models available in total.