Are these headphones large and bulky? What about sound quality when receiving calls?
2060639
No, they are kinda small. The phone call sound quality is pretty good. For the price can't go wrong, still going strong for me
2060640
Sound quality is great . There worth every penny. They sound great 4 music. I use them 4 gym every day.. from what I see think they changed the desgin.. I had mine for over a year and just 4 sweating good time at the gym.. I will be buying the updated ones in future.. highly recommend. ...
2060641
I have the older models. .. that design was just plain . These look sleeker.. bulky.. there just same as the solo HD from beats . There smallest kind of headphones
2060642
Light weight and comfortable, not for strenuous movement as the don't grip well. Reception is 5 out of 10.
310242
They do have good sound. I'm really liking them. If anyone else is around and you are using the headphones, make sure they know to tap you if they need to get your attention unless the volume isn't loud.
1800252
They are bigger than the buttons on a lot of phones, but I would not call them extra large. A little bigger than average for a home phone, in my opinion.
2169701
I had a head set that I would wear when driving. Now it is as simple as saying "answer". Sound quality on my end is like a speaker phone on the other end is similar to blue tooth. It has two microphones with noise cancelation so that is nice. even today I was walking into the FedEx store carrying my huge parcel and I got a phone call I was able to answer it and let them know I'll call them back pretty seamlessly without dropping my parcel that weighed 21 pounds. I hope that helps.
1999812
To me they're a little small on the ears, and I don't have big ears. I have a set of Sony MDR's and they fit well over my ears but these aren't quite as spacious.Also I prefer headphones of this type to be a little heavier. These are relatively light weight for this price of headphones. Some people like light ones and if that's what you're looking for there are lighter ones but these are relatively lightweight as compared to, say, Sony MDR's.
1929182
They were heavier than my Logitech G930 headset. They were also tight so if you have a big head or ears like me you'll get a headache quick. They also have a problem with a hissing sound when you use the bluetooth. There's a youtube video of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtqKbSeUCE4
236822
I use them with my laptop and iPod and find the sound quality is good (I am not an audiophile). My concern is that they weigh over 8oz. which I find gets heavy over time, so I have switched to a smaller, lighter, on-the-ear pair.
712218
They do plug in a bit to block some external noise for me, but they don't go in as far as ear pieces I've had in the past. The thing I like most about these phones is that I don't have to deal with them falling completely out of my ear and putting them back in, especially when I'm biking. The most I'll need to do is squeeze them back into my ears occasionally.
150273
Well I just wore them at the mall and could only hear my music, and they are pretty chushy over the ears, never once felt uncomfortable to me. The sound is really good and surprises me sometimes. I use them for the radio app on my cell phone and it sounds great.
1738448
No they are not, in fact they are quite large compared to a lot of headphones so taking them on the go or traveling with them is difficult.
913914
the bass is adequate..the on ear type headphone doesn't give you the bass as much as over the ear or in ear phones would. I don't use the trainer function. I don't think that these have blue tooth. They have an 8 GB hard drive to store music on. Loading the music is quite easy and you can have several playlists. The "wireless" description is that you don't have to connect to a phone or and ipod. It's a little deceiving that way.
1463901
Overall very good headphones. Super light weight , hardly know they are there. Slightly uncomfortable at first, but once you get used to them not so bad. They don't have the best wireless connection, as with my S4 mini songs would cut out from time to time. As I use manly for music I have gone back to wired earbuds. Volume level is decent. Never used to talk so I can't say about that. Hope that helps.
1703586
Heavy is relative to what your using as wired headphones. As for me its convenience. These are lightweighht enough. I use them at the gym daily snd eould never go back to wired. I have another set for my delivery vehical that i wear most of the day. They are great for me.
31939
No, they aren't bass heavy at all. What people mean by a "flat" response is that bass, midrange, and treble are very balanced. To you (and me) that means they are going to sound fairly bright instead of having weighty bass. The TASCAMs mostly are very clear and detailed phones, not bassy. In this same price range I like the AKG 518LE. It has more bass and the bass is taut and controlled, not soggy. But there are a lot of choices. You can check out the website InnerFidelity for a lot of reviews of different types of headphones, and also headphone measurements to show you which ones have more bass. Also Headfonics has good reviews too. Good luck. No, they aren't bass heavy at all. What people mean by a "flat" response is that bass, midrange, and treble are very balanced. To you (and me) that means they are going to sound fairly bright instead of having weighty bass. The TASCAMs mostly are very clear and detailed phones, not bassy. In this same price range I like the AKG 518LE. It has more bass and the bass is taut and controlled, not soggy. But there are a lot of choices. You can check out the website InnerFidelity for a lot of reviews of different types of headphones, and also headphone measurements to show you which ones... » Read More No, they aren't bass heavy at all. What people mean by a "flat" response is that bass, midrange, and treble are very balanced. To you (and me) that means they are going to sound fairly bright instead of having weighty bass. The TASCAMs mostly are very clear and detailed phones, not bassy. In this same price range I like the AKG 518LE. It has more bass and the bass is taut and controlled, not soggy. But there are a lot of choices. You can check out the website InnerFidelity for a lot of reviews of different types of headphones, and also headphone measurements to show you which ones have more bass. Also Headfonics has good reviews too. Good luck. « Show Less
501439
I returned these headphones. The volume is VERY LOW and the reception is very poor. I can't recall for sure, but I think they use an IR signal which is very directional. I would look at something with BT. Even if you need to add a BT Transmitter, it will be a much better option.
1929176
They are indeed heavier than most headphones but they perform better too. They have powered drivers and a battery. They are not too bad until you bend over to pick something up, they can slide forward or even fall off.
1201644
I gave up quickly to be honest they were too narrow. No bass when using my iPhone. I returned them and bought a pair of ath-ad900x's :P