Amazon Product: Your browsing historyView or edit your browsing historyPage — REVIEW — B0FJM8CRPF

{
  "reviewBody": "I'm no gamer, so I'd suggest reading other people's reviews regarding those aspects. But as a lover of music, these 'phones are honestly not that bad. The dynamic drivers used here produce some great mid-range response. While they might not be a sub-bass beast, they do plenty well in the mid-bass frequencies, and are what I'd consider quite \"textured\". Highs are—as you'd expect—rolled off, but they're not totally gone. I'd suggest using an EQ to boost the treble a bit. Soundstage on these 'phones are surprisingly large and three-dimensional, I guess given the ample amount of space inside the housings.\n\nIn the context of gaming, I can actually see such a sound to be working quite well. Textured mid-bass is more beneficial in games, and the full midrange gives a lot of body to sounds like gun firing. And besides, most triple A games love to enhance the treble sounds, so you don't need lots of treble for gaming. It also benefits a lot from the inherently large soundstage, and I'm sure this translates to better (virtual) surround sound as well.\n\nIn terms of comfort, they're quite comfortable. The clamp force isn't that strong. I'd see myself using them for hours without feeling uncomfortable.\n\nIn short, use them for music, use them for gaming, use them for movies as well, but they're probably not the best for stuff like voice calls, podcasts, youtube videos, and other media that revolves around a clear voice.",
  "reviewTitle": "A music lover's perspective",
  "asin": "B0FJM8CRPF",
  "productTitle": "Your browsing historyView or edit your browsing historyPage 1 of 1  Start again",
  "savedAt": "2025-11-04T18:52:28.868Z"
}