My workplace is quite loud. We've perhaps ten or far more vacuum pumps that happen to be constantly going, and a single sits right next to my desk and in fact sends a low vibration via it. Because of that, I desired headphones that really did give proper sound isolation -- and regrettably, these weren't it. They aren't bad! It's just that they aren't perfect. I have difficulty listening to classical music due to the fact outside noise bleeds in, and unless the volume is high adequate I can nonetheless hear men and women talking around me. I guess the main factor was that I was spoiled by a pair of in-ear Sennheiser headphones that I purchased two years ago that not merely had pretty superior sound good quality but had been like ear plugs--in reality, better than them since when you had slightly bit of music you seriously couldn't hear anything around you (and had been perfect for phasing out silly conversations that I didn't want to have to be inflicted with, not to mention studying inside the library).
In comparison to that, these headphones are lacking. However! They are not that bad. I am not an audiophile so I can not break down the sound pretty fluently, but it all sounds quite great to me. For $50, I guess I got a somewhat decent pair of headphones, that while they weren't precisely what I had hoped, are very good sufficient for additional or less my every day wants. They have a couple of other downsides, too, but they're bearable (i.e. the big size, the squishing of ears right after also many hours of listening). Otherwise, they are pretty comfortable, and they don't leak too negative provided that you have got them on your ears or using the pads closed together, so they are superior for quiet areas exactly where you don't have to worry so substantially about sound isolation. If I break these at some point I'll be happy considering that it will give me an excuse to purchase a different pair, but otherwise they are decent for a decent cost.
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