Bit cheaper than on the EB Games website, as previously featured. Not a bad price for a solid headset
Reviews:
https://www.avhub.com.au/product-reviews/sound-image/definit…
https://au.pcmag.com/headphones/30979/definitive-technology-…
For some reason all of my definitive WiFi speakers and sub broke down after a year.
Their build quality is not that good.
I have these, they are pretty good for the price. Considering that the top tier are 3x the price.
They are pretty chunky tho…… But for $120 bucks, Id buy them over anything else at that price.
How do you find them after extended wear? Wearing half a kilo on your head seems like it would be a bit much after a while.
My commute on the train is nearly an hour. Though not as light or comfy as the bose. For what it is. Its reasonably comfy.
the leather is super soft, so they are comfy. The only complaint I would have is that they get hot in summer, so you (or I) sweat in them…
But I have a pair of parrot Zik 3 and Sony which are much smaller but also get hot, so not really different to any other full ear headphones.
Ive had mine for a few years, but have moved on to the Sonys for daily wear, if you aren't an enthusiast and dont spend big money on stereo equipment, SQ will be fine..
Def wouldnt more than $200 on them, but at this price I would say a bargain.
I bought these one off the previous post. Conclusion: worth it.
I did go into this purchase expecting that I'll be upgrading in the future - I just want it to get me to that point.
My wife has the Bose QC35 and I have tested it alongside; sound quality is equivalent.
Noise cancellation is probably a touch inferior but still better than anything I've heard that is less than $250.
The weight and build size is noticeable if you're picky about that, for most women I wouldn't recommend it.
The around-ear coverage is more than the Bose, it fits comfortably around the ear and because of that, the sound isolation is quite good without the ANC turned on.
For me, the only con is that it can get a little hot, partly because of the complete ear coverage and also the thickness of the padding.
During summer that can be a little issue, and I've found myself switching to earphones at times, but when it cools down these will be great.
Sound quality:
As the reviews say, pretty good all around, a touch of muddyness around the mid-low bass guitar range; but not bad - just that I've heard better, but those headphones cost $400+
Turning the volume up increases the detail of the song as good headphones do, instead of feeling loud - that was a pleasant surprise.
I sat down to test the headphones and ended up listening for 4+ hours because it sounded so good.
If you've heard Hi-Res Sony audio, its about 85% there.
No regrets in buying these, happy it cost only $130 and if it lasts 3/4 years or I end up gifting it after a year - I'll feel like it was a worthwhile purchase.
$119 with code PUNNET for eBay Plus memebers