Koss Ktxpro1 Titanium Portable Headphones With Volume Control,on-ear,Wired

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Great sound quality

Been using for 9 months now. So far so good. Build quality is good despite being thin, perfect for those who don't want heavy feeling on head and ears. Sound quality is excellent and so is the amplification.

Sound quality is Great, unfortunately the build quality is quite bad & the wire is too Weak

This may be the most comfortable headphones you can buy in hot and sultry India. Plus the sound is comparable to the best in this price range. The only downside is that it looks plasticky and fragile. So may not be up to rough handling. But I am willing to overlook that when evaluating the entire package.

Great product

Best

Hardly a Koss product that I used 15 years back, wires got loose already so lying useless in the store only after maybe 6 months use (usually not more than once a week).

good value for the money. Certainly goos for normal daiy use, as compared to others in similar range of this product

excellent headphones with great volume control with just a headphone plugged into TV the sound is max volume so these headphones are essential The small speaker fit on the ear and are comfortable

Fantastic for the price

Compré un adaptador de Jack 3.5 a usb C UGREEN y se oye genial en el IPhone y en mi laptop. Sencillos, cómodos y con muy buen sonido.

Je l'utilise régulièrement avec mon téléphone portable et je dois dire que je trouve le son plutôt plaisant et agréable à l'écoute, et, il tient bien plaqué sur les oreilles ! En revanche à manipuler avec précaution, car tout est en plastique ! J'aurais préféré qu'il soit plus onéreux et équipé d'une armature en métal, je sais... C'est plus l'époque !

I'll admit, I haven't been into using headphones now for nearly 10 years, but with the advent of the iPod and other MP3 players, I decided that it'd probably be a good time to look for and invest in a good pair of headphones. I'll also admit that I don't yet have a portable MP3 player, but I' probably get one sooner or later. However, with that said, I do listen to MP3s that I've transferred from my purchased CDs on my PC. I have boomy 5.1 surround speaker system for the PC that literally shakes the house, so for me to listen to my tunes at adequate volume without disturbing the other occupants, I figure a good set of headphones was in order. So what is it that I, or anyone should look for in a good set of phones? Well, clarity of sound for one. That includes several aspects. One being bass response. Most [cheap] headphones can't replicate solid deep bass. Because lets face it, good bass (in loudspeakers) require huge magnets and a large cone and lots of power. A headphone has none of that, but apparently, technology in headphones have come a long way in the past 15 years. Another aspect of clear sound is a phone's ability to replicate the high and mid-range frequencies. What good does a lot of bass do if it drowns out the rest of the frequencies? None. And of course the last thing a set of phones need to do is not crackle and distort at high volume. This is a MAJOR problem with a lot of cheap headphones. Well, even some higher priced ones I'd imagine. Well, going back to 10 years ago, I had a pair or two of KOSS headphones that could replicate good bass, but this was way before digital music media and from old style cassette walkman-type devices, so the full range of sound fidelity was limited due to the medium used. I remembered and liked the KOSS headphones, which lead me to check out these after they were pointed to by a reviewer for a similar set of Sony headphones. So how does the KOSS KTX-PRO1 Titaniums perform? EXCELLENT! I must admit though, I was at first confused at why I wasn't getting good bass. Like I said, I use these on my PC, so I have several different software players with different enhancement "plug-ins", one having a "headphone setting", nonetheless, giving a slightly tinnier sound than I was expecting. Turns out that all it took to boost the bass, was to increase the main soundcard mixer's bass level, rather than the plug-in's "hyperbass" level. And what I got was the deep solid, supposedly 15Hz bass response that this product advertises. And it doesn't drown out the other frequencies either. The grill mess on the outside of the ear piece, I suspect, may help with the bass response, but don't quote me on that. And the most important thing with these phones is that they do not distort at all. Crystal clear sound at practically any volume. The set itself is very comfortable to wear. Some reviewers here may have mentioned that there's only ome pivot point on the ear piece, but it's at the correct angle that it should be adequate for most people's ears. The bottom line is that if you want a good, sounding set of headpones, you're gonna have to pay more than $5. Let's face it, you get what you pay for. From what others have said here, this exact set sells for over $45 at places like Radioshack under a different model name. So getting this set at Amazon for under $20 is a hellava deal. Oh, one more thing...over the ear phones rather than these "new" air-bud things.... for one I can't stand sticking anything into my ear. They usually don't stay in cause my ear canals are strangely shaped and two they are just downright uncomfortable. I can't even wear earplugs for the same reason. So this was a nice find to get a excellent pair of over-the-ear headphones at a great price. You can't go wrong with the KTX-PRO1s. I listen to heavy metal mainly and they do a great job in replicating all the intricrate sounds in probably one of the most sophisticated forms of music outside philharmonic orchestrations.