LinsoulWGZBLON B50 50mm Composite Diaphragm Closed-Back Headphone Lightweight Over-Head Headphone with CNC Aluminum Case, Steel Headband, Detachable 3.5mm Cable for Musician Audiophile (Silver, B50)

I use these for gaming on a PS5. I have them paired with a JDS Labs Element 3 and wow. Bass is a perfect punch and nothing gets muddy or lost. Used these for shooters and story games. I’d say they are better for story as competitive the pinpoint accuracy is not on the same level as more expensive headsets.

It had a good range and after tuning sounded pretty smooth it’s comfortable for longer sessions with a pressure relief system at the bottom it’s not heavy on the head but weight quality wise is more than what I thought it was

I was duped by Zeo's again. These have got to be thee worst headphones I've ever tried. They have a inverted V signature. It basically sounds like listening to a pair of tin soup cans! The build is nice, and the pads are great but the Mt Everest midrange tuning is just unacceptable.Now I am also a licensed ham radio operator and these might actually work ok as a set of communication headphones but that's about it.

NOTHING TO DISLIKE

My expectations were high, and I am disappointed as these are a downgrade compared to my other collections on a budget. Nothing, NOTHING sounds pleasing. Hollow, reverb, and mediocre. There is no point in talking about the timbre, resonance, or bass. They need more! Using the Shanling EM5 didn't make a difference. My IfI Zen Dac made it muddy with and without the bass boost. Get the Thieaudio Ghost if you are looking for budget headphones. I heard they are good. I jumped on the Edition XS, personally. I guess I will be moving up to another level in my collection.

Like another reviewer on here I bought these based on a review from ZeosPantera. I usually have pretty similar tastes in headphones, but these are a big departure. I initially liked them for instrumentals and they do have a very broad sound stage. But almost all vocals sound honky and muted. Like they’re in a tin can. I even tried modifying the cans by liking them with foam. But alas. These miss the mark in some major ways. Not worth the pickup if you already have a decent pair of closed backs and for the price you can do a lot better elsewhere. Tragic because they FEEL great.EDIT: Okay.. hear me out.. I love the way these feel. So I didn't want to give up. They're not perfect but.. and again, hear me out.. Stuff them with toilet paper. There are 6 screws holding each earcup to the cans. Take them off.. fill it up.. and just.. wow. I can't believe how much better they sound. I'm going to buy some different foams to play around with tuning, but just filling it up does a world of good.

Update:Okay, I’ve been experimenting a lot more with these headphones. I just took a shot in the dark with this new hack. So I took a handful of bubble wrap ( yes bubble wrap) and stuffed each cup with a handful. That gave a much better sound, but peircing. Now, hear me out. I then took some foam and stuffed each cup with a handful on top of the bubble wrap( make sure it’s fully packed)…..Lo and behold..that evened the sound out. They now sound like Koss kcf75’s on steroids. The soundstage is A lot wider and I swear vocals sound as I’m in the sound booth with the artist! And to add to that, I also removed the headphone cup mesh also. That made a little change also. But you don’t have to do that, it was my choice to do that.I tested out a few songs with vocals that weren’t mixed right, now vocals stand out with this mod.Ive been testing them out for like 8 hours, and they sound Amazing now!!! If you try it, make sure to place the bubble wrap in first so it’s right on the back wall of the cup. Then place the toilet paper on top of that. It will be a very tight fit, but it will close….Give it a try…I also used a Lg V60 and Lg v8 for testing with usb audio player pro on bit perfect mode. So now they deserve a 5 star in my option now for what they are!Okay. Right out the gate these sounds like the Tin man with a tin muzzle talking to Dorothy. Now, I’m using my Lg G8 with the built in quad dac, so results might not be the same. There’s an app called USB audio player app ( paid) that’s has a plugin called Morph-it ( paid). Basically you can change your headphone frequency to sound like hundreds of other different headphones.i have my current headphone set to Grado Sr225, and the target headphone set to Grado Sr325… That made the headphones sound ALOT better. But I was on a mission to see if I can get it better. So I stuffed the cans with sound acoustic foam.. and man.. sounds like a totally diffrent headphone! Now it’s not the greatest sound ding, but it sounds BETTER! And for 50 bucks, you can’t beat that. But as stated, this was just my experience.

I do like these headphones. They sound great to me and the build quality is excellent. I purchased these based on a review on YouTube and am not disappointed. They did take awhile to arrive. The sound is very detailed with great separation of instruments. The bass is tight and goes low without overpowering everything else. The over the ear design and thick ear pads offer a fair amount of isolation from sound outside the headphones.

I am happy with the build of these headphones and the sound. They do need a break-in period to sound their best - out of the box they do not sound great. After running for a while the bass improves a lot and highs calm down somewhat. Overall, considering the price, these headphones are great.

A magia acontece, detalhes e definição em todo o espectro de frequências, grande soundstage mas com ressonâncias porque os copos são ocos, a magia acontece quando colocá-los um guardanapo de papel dobrado ao meio(total 8 folhas) em cada copo, perfeito!

They're huge and quality is good. Built like earmuffs, so they're quite large and block out noise. Not a huge audiophile but sound quality is quite good in my opinion.