GLJ
29 de septiembre de 2026
The folding design sold me, but they’ve been good for just about everything
I spent a fair amount of time looking for over-ear headphones before buying these. I wanted good sound and noise cancellation, but one thing that mattered more to me than I expected was being able to fold them up. I wanted something I could use at home and take to the gym or on a plane, so portability was a big part of the decision.Price was the other factor. Some of the headphones I was considering were around $400, and I wasn’t particularly excited about spending that much. At the sale price I paid for the Studio Pros, I feel like I got a lot for my money.I’ve used them at home, at the gym, and on planes, and they’ve worked well across all three. The sound is good, the noise cancellation does what I need it to, and the connection has been reliable. I haven’t had problems with dropped audio, which is one of those things you really appreciate when you just want to put your headphones on and listen.I also use in-ear earbuds and rotate between the two depending on what I feel like wearing. These have earned a regular place in that rotation. I’ve tried quite a few headphones over the years, and I’ve been happy with how these fit into my everyday use.My one caveat is comfort. The original ear pads were slightly uncomfortable for me, so I replaced them with WC Freeze pads. That improved the comfort, and with those replacement pads I can wear the headphones for hours without any major discomfort. That’s worth mentioning because my experience with longer listening sessions is with the replacement pads, and those were a separate purchase.Overall, I’d still give them five stars. The combination of sound, noise cancellation, reliable connectivity, and a design that folds up makes them a really useful pair of headphones for me, especially for what I paid.Ver másVer menos
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