Hama Basic 4 Music Wired Headphones, Over-Ear, 2m Long Cable, Black

A real basic a nd cheap set of headphones which give a surprisingly good sound quality. I have been impressed by them and use them regularly

Bought these for a 100 year old lady to listen to the radio. For the money they are pretty good headphones although the sound quality isn't the very best which is to be expected.We liked the 2m cable which is long enough to reach her chair comfortably but not so long as to tie her in a knot.No complaints yet but feel that the padded ear bits might need re-gluing at some point as they don't feel particularly well stuck on.

Like all headphones they work for a year or so then they have to be replaced. I use headphones seven days a week whatever the price they all seem to last me aprox the same time. Cheap and chearful stopped working and replaced as I am writing this report.

The good: 1.5mm pin and a 6mm adapter, simple head size adjustment, reasonably comfy. Cheap. 2m lead.The bad: Right ear sound is less than 1/2 as loud as left. Ear Pads around ears looks sprayed onto foam and after a few days starts to flake off (usually leaving speckled residue on your face).You can get cheaper small in-ear or bone conduction ear phones.

Hama are a German distributor of audiovisual stuff also with a pedigree of their own.For the price these headphones are unbeatable. They are light, slim in outline, comfortable across the headband, and comfortable enough for a couple of albums in succession over the ears. I'm impressed with the sound (20hz-20khz) that makes cymbals sound like such and not just a click, and where drums have tone!I'm not linked to this company in any way, just wishing to pass on my delight in finding a good quality product, with a brilliant price, that I find I'm drawn to even in comparison to lots of earphones and four pairs of headphones, Bluetooth and wired.

I have to use wired headphones for recording purposes. Wireless headphones have latency issues, which makes overdubbing and multi-tracking difficult. Even when plugged directly into the mixer, wireless headphones have a split second delay which plays havoc with timings.The sound good, not top of the range, but worth the money. My only gripe is the 3.5mm jack socket (OK they provide a 3.5mm to 6.25mm adaptor), but I'm old school and like my headphones with a 'jack plug'

The Hama Basic 4 Music Wired Headphones, Over-Ear, 2m Long Cable, quite frankly, represent one of the most regrettable purchases I've made in quite a while. The auditory experience they offered was nothing short of dreadful; it was like eavesdropping on a distant room through someone else's headphones.For a product designed to immerse you in a world of music, these headphones failed abysmally. Their audio quality was underwhelming, to say the least, and left much to be desired. The audio output lacked clarity and depth, making it seem as though I was separated from the music by a thick pane of glass.Regrettably, my dissatisfaction with these headphones didn't end there. After a mere couple of weeks, the headphones ceased to function altogether. The sound, which was already far from ideal, simply faded into oblivion, leaving me with nothing but a frustrating silence.It's often said that you get what you pay for, and in this case, it couldn't be more accurate. These headphones were, undeniably, a budget purchase, but the subpar performance and the rapid failure left me profoundly disappointed. I had hoped for a pair of headphones that would provide an enjoyable auditory experience and some durability, even within the constraints of their low price. Unfortunately, the Hama Basic 4 Music Wired Headphones fell far short of these expectations.In conclusion, If you're searching for a reliable and satisfying audio experience, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere, as these headphones simply don't deliver the value one would hope for.

My old headphones had finally seen their day so I had to shop around for another set.I don't have a lot of spare cash these days and really need a comfortable set because I wear specs. I sent for these and the quality of sound, comfort and price all came together. Very happy with the product.

La clavija ha dejado de hacer buen contacto tres dos meses de uso. No recomiendo su compra.

Iniziamo con il design delle cuffie: il nero e rosso è un'ottima scelta di colori e la qualità costruttiva è buona, ma non si distingue particolarmente da altre cuffie simili sul mercato. Sono comunque leggere e abbastanza comode da indossare per periodi di ascolto prolungati.Passando alla qualità del suono, devo dire che la resa è buona, con una gamma di bassi e alti accettabile. Tuttavia, ho notato che il suono può diventare distorto quando si aumenta il volume. L'isolamento acustico è discreto, ma non eccezionale.In generale, le cuffie Hama 184012 Stereo HiFi Nero/Rosso sono una scelta decente per chi cerca delle cuffie di buona qualità a un prezzo accessibile. Tuttavia, non si distinguono particolarmente da altre cuffie simili sul mercato e la qualità del suono potrebbe essere migliorata.In sintesi, se cercate delle cuffie che siano una scelta solida e conveniente, le cuffie Hama 184012 Stereo HiFi Nero/Rosso potrebbero fare al caso vostro, ma se siete alla ricerca di una qualità del suono superiore, forse dovreste considerare altre opzioni.

Envoi et emballage OK , mais son très sourd et dynamique très faible (113dB annoncé !) très mauvais casque !

Erg goedkoop , daar is de kwaliteit ook naar. In de eerste instantie perfect voor 8 euro. Maar bij wat meer bass rammelt hij. Het geluid zelf is niet verkeerd. Ook ging op de 2e dag al het stukje stof wat tegen je oor zit eraf. Deze ging er wel weer goed op en zit nu weer een poosje vast. Prima voor een beetje gewoon muziek luisteren of iets dergelijks maar wil je kwaleit zou ik meer uitgeven!

wurde von Amazon schnell geliefert die Tonklang ist gut was mich stört ist daß keine Laustärkereglungvorhanden ist ansonsten sehr gut