Akg Pro Audio K361bt Bluetooth Over-Ear, Closed-Back, Foldable Studio Headphones ,Black

AKG Pro Audio K361BT Bluetooth Over-Ear, Closed-Back, Foldable Studio Headphones ,BLACK

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• Foldable, notched 3-position articulated hinge, collapsible for maximum portability
• Slow-retention foam earpads for superior comfort and fit for longer listening sessions with less bass leakage
• Sleek style - pro performance with lifestyle fit and finish
• Wired or wireless listening - listen via bluetooth with 24-hour battery life, or connect using one of the included cables
• Largest-in-class 50 mm drivers provide superior performance and extended bass response

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Brand : AKG
Category : Electronics,Headphones, Earbuds & Accessories,Headphones & Earbuds,Over-Ear Headphones
Rating : 4
ListPrice : US $148
Price : US $148
Review Count : 541
SalesRank : 0

AKG Pro Audio K361BT Bluetooth Over-Ear, Closed-Back, Foldable Studio Headphones ,BLACK

• I bought the k361-bt versions, and I will stand by these headphones having an incredibly good sound. While they don\'t come with ANC and have a proprietary cable, the benefits of the sound alone are worth the money.Unfortunately, after about 2 months of use, the right ear cup suddenly gave out. I have been very careful with these headphones and generally place them gently because of the way it folds. But just today, as I decided to plug them into my laptop just for general use, no sound was coming out of the right ear. I\'m afraid I believe it might be one of the wires being loose, as even in wireless mode it still has no sound coming out of the right cup.I still stand by it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a mid range priced pair of cans. Unfortunately I won\'t be able to appreciate them for a while now. I am absolutely devastated because these have beeny favorite pairs to go to for the past couple months.
• For the price i don\'t think you would be able to beat it easily over ear check has some noise cancelation and most importantly great audio quality
• For the price these are OK headphones. I just ordered 3 pairs of bluetooth headphones to see if I could find a pair that I liked. Unfortunately I didn\'t find a pair that I liked, but this pair was definitely the best value out of the 3 pairs I ordered.These headphones actually have a pretty good build quality, and they\'re comfortable. For a $99 wireless set that\'s already a good value. And then the sound quality isn\'t THAT bad. It\'s definitely not what I\'d consider \"good\" sound, but it\'s tolerable. If I didn\'t have anything else to compare to, if I never had a higher quality set of headphones or studio monitors, I could see myself being happy with this purchase. In terms of the actual sound, the bass isn\'t overdone which can be a problem with closed back headphones, and the upper end and mids are not too harsh but also have SOME degree of separation. However the sound stage is pretty narrow still. It\'s not as narrow as a cheaper headphone, but it\'s somewhat narrow. I also noticed they can\'t be turned up very loudly before distortion that\'s not in the source material starts to become noticeable. Not sure if this is only a problem in wireless mode or not -- I didn\'t try plugging them in because what\'s the point of buying a wireless headphone if I have to plug them in to get good sound? I already have a better set of wired phones on hand.I will also say the touch controls really bug me. It\'s easy to accidentally hit them when you don\'t mean to, and pause or play the music you\'re listening to. I think whoever decided touch controls were a good idea never actually sat down with the product and tried to use it for real world listening while doing other activities, possibly needing to adjust the headphones or take them off for something while doing things.But, in spite of the flaws, they\'re still a *comfortable* *wireless* *$99* headphone. That alone is pretty decent, so if you only have $100 to spend and you absolutely need a wireless headphone, I\'d recommend them. If you already have another set of (good quality) wired headphones, you will probably be disappointed.
• this chick chomped on my neck like a dog with a bone. slobbered like one, too. next day i wore these cups on my neck and no one even looked me funny. they also sound quite nice even though i\'ve had them for a while and they were in like new condition when i bought them.
• They are okay. I have bought better and worse 100 dollar headsets.The vocals/mids in these are super full and clear. It is the best I have ever had when it comes to this, until you crank the volume up. Then they cut out and get static. Highs are ok. The base lacks depth. The low low end hits hard but it likes a full sound.I have a large head and see these things breaking soon. The plastic seems to be okay quality but they need to stretch quite a bit to fit around my noggin.The ear pads feel like garbage. Extended sessions leave my head hot and uncomfortable. The cuffs are on the smaller side and shallow.Okay for a 100bucks
• I am a student and used these to study for my online classes. I brought these in March of 2021. Sound quality is amazing, but after nearly a year of usage they\'re starting to fall apart. The right ear cuff cushion has loosened and fallen off. The plastic bit connecting the same ear has broken. Still amazing headphones if it weren\'t for how fragile they are, so be careful with them.
• Great sound!
• I have had to repair each earpiece where it connects to the adjustment notches in the headbands. The screw works its way out, and one was cross threaded and thus had to be glued in place.These are not your grandad\'s AKG, and they are not your daddy\'s. These are junk, and the return window ended the day the first screw fell out.

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