Thanks to their uncharacteristically open sound, the AKG K 390s are a fine set of earphones for the price; however, there are better buys that provide improved audio and a more comfortable fit. Read more
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The good: The AKG K 340 earphones sound more open than most in-ear models, and their overall sound quality is solid. The package includes handy extras such as an inline volume control and a hard-shelled carrying case.
The bad: The AKG K 340 headphones feel cheap for the price, and the large aperture might prove uncomfortable for some users. Their bass can be muddy and overpowering when listening to rock songs.
The bottom line: Thanks to their uncharacteristically open sound, the AKG K 390s are a fine set of earphones for the price; however, there are better buys that provide improved audio and a more comfortable fit.
Cons: - No bass in noisy environment - Crappy bass in quiet environment - Super uncomfortable - Unimpressive max volume
Summary: Purchased to upgrade from these: http://reviews.cnet.com/headphones/sony-mdr-ex85lp-blk/4505-7877_7-32780180.html - which I payed $49 NZD for.
Instead...I found myself with a pair of earphones that ...
Summary: Purchased to upgrade from these: http://reviews.cnet.com/headphones/sony-mdr-ex85lp-blk/4505-7877_7-32780180.html - which I payed $49 NZD for.
Instead...I found myself with a pair of earphones that barely perform any better than the pair from Samsung that I got for free with my Galaxy Sii. - The bass is totally lost in any noisy setting, and for the bass to actually fill out it's place in a standard pop-rock mix from my iPod I have to be in a silent environment. - The max volume doesn't even come close to matching the Sony's
Pros: - Good clarity in the treble ranges is about all.
Cons: - Shocking bass
- Terrible design with an uncomfortable fit, heavy earpieces, a heavy volume control feature and an inconvenient jack
Summary: My set of Seinheiser CX 300-II had blown in one earpiece and so I bought a set of the K 340s after having them recommended by a salesman >:( As ...
Summary: My set of Seinheiser CX 300-II had blown in one earpiece and so I bought a set of the K 340s after having them recommended by a salesman >:( As soon as I started listening through them, I was dissapointed with the sound quality: a tinny sound with low bass. The design is also hopeless with an uncomfortable fit in the ear, a heavy volume control and earpieces which drag the bud out of the ear, and a protruding base at the jack which makes it hard to wrap the earphones around your iPod without damaging the lead. In my opinion, unless I bought a defected set, these earphones are certainly not worth the money after listening through the much cheaper and, from what I believe, better sounding CX 300-II. I want them back :(
Pros: Very good sound quality. Nice appearance. Great variety of silicone earbuds.
Cons: Very bad build quality. Broke my 2nd pair within three months (the first pair was replaced under warranty). Cable keeps breaking at 3,5mm plug. Can not be used while running. The weight of the volume control will pull it out of your ear.
Summary: Very disappointed about the quality of these AKG headphones.
Summary: Very disappointed about the quality of these AKG headphones.
Description:Accurate high-output sound and an in-line volume control to conveniently keep it in check - even when your portable player is stored away in your backpack or seat pocket. The K 340 ear canal headphones feature outstanding frequency response and a handy hard case.
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