Отзывы о Гарнитура Creative HS-220 (51ef1070aa000)

Заказал. Получил. Офигел. Глубокий звук. сравнить не с чем, ибо все предидущие были нонеймовские.опирался при выборе на все накопленные знания. сравнивал диапазоны частоты, сопротивления, чувствительности.приобрел и не жалею.но, для меня неривычно, что высокие частоты очень высокие, но после танцев с бубнов в эквалайзере смартфончика все пришло в норму. не хрипят на любой громкости.дизайн отличный. нравится, что из корпуса динамика сначала идет резинка, а потом только провод. но штекер планирую немного допилить путем установки термоусадочной трубки.еще очень длинный и приятный на ощупь шнур. а в остальном понравились уши.

Заказал. Получил. Офигел. Глубокий звук. сравнить не с чем, ибо все предидущие были нонеймовские.опирался при выборе на все накопленные знания. сравнивал диапазоны частоты, сопротивления, чувствительности.приобрел и не жалею.но, для меня неривычно, что высокие частоты очень высокие, но после танцев с бубнов в эквалайзере смартфончика все пришло в норму. не хрипят на любой громкости.дизайн отличный. нравится, что из корпуса динамика сначала идет резинка, а потом только провод. но штекер планирую немного допилить путем установки термоусадочной трубки.еще очень длинный и приятный на ощупь шнур. а в остальном понравились уши.

писчалки без баса от них только голова болит перебор со средними частотами

Басов не хватает(

Ok headphones while they last that is. I've had a pair of these for about 6 months, using them twice a day at most for listening to music on the bus to and from work, some days not at all.

However, like quite a few other reviewers have already stated on here, the left headphone gave out for no reason today. No cable problems, no twisting no pulled wires nothing.

And not 8 hours later the remaining right headphone has also given up the ghost 85%, and is producing sound that is so distorted that it's unusable.

For the price of them I expected them to last longer than the Sennheisers I had that lasted nearly 3 years and cost just over half of what these cost me.

Very disappointing, especially given how good some of Creatives other larger headphone products are.

I've spent an ample amount of time researching for the best value in a $30-40 headset with fairly great sound, and if it weren't for some sort of sound-card issues I think I'm having, I'd be extremely glad with this selection...I've read all the reviews for this Creative Labs ChatMax HS-620, and although we each have different opinions from each other, I doubt the truthfulness of some of these "bad reviews".First, the headset appears sturdy enough for most anyone who treats property well. They may not stand-up to lots of rough-play, carelessness & abuse, although they do not appear to be at all "delicate". I tend to treat my property with care, & I have no young children, so sturdiness of construction seems adequate for normal headset use.The ear-cups are soft & velvety, and fit my ears well. This headset is "big enough" to give rich, full sound without being huge & heavy like the typical, clunky gaming headsets that feels more like a helmet. So despite being big enough to surround & cradle the ears (as opposed to pressing straight into them), they are somewhat light-weight, so the ear-pads do not cancel noise either in or out.The padding on the headband is a nice addition that some headsets don't offer. Instead of being a thick, solid plastic arm, the microphone boom is sturdy, thin & very bendable, and the fact that it detaches is just great-- especially since I do need one only occasionly. The inline volume-knob & mute-switch are nice to have, although both are quite small & the mute switch is poorly marked, so it may require an extra second or two of your attention.The sound-quality is sincerely remarkable. THIS is why I decided to write this review. I've been having mic issues (see below), so had to purchase another headset (the Logitech H390, which was a few dollars more, actually), and I compared them side-by-side. Although the Logitech set sounded just a bit louder when at full volume, this ClearChat HS-620 offers a sound-quality that is fuller, richer & warmer, with crisp delineation between sounds. The Logitech sounded OK-- don't get me wrong-- but the HS-620 was NOTICEABLY better. The bass is very full & extremely clear and did not mute-out the softer passages & sounds that were lost in the Logitech's "fuzziness" of bass. The mids & highs seemed clear & sharp too. I didn't just "hear" music through these, but I've actively & deliberately "listened" to the music to see how much & to what measure I could perceive, & I am completely impressed with the sound-quality of this. Far better than any typical 30 to 40 pair of headphones.However, I've been unable to use the microphone, although I believe this is an issue with my sound card (the single-plug or USB plug-in headsets are not an issue, just this dual-plug headset.). I hate to say this, but I'm afraid that I may have to return this excellent headset if I cannot resolve my mic issue. I have a Realtech High Definition Audio sound card, and although the headphones work just fine, I have no mic use. Can ANYONE help me regarding this??? I really want to keep this headset, but want to use it's mic!

I've had quite few pairs of earbuds now (several for smart phones and quite a few more of the non-smartphone variety) and for all I use as a benchmark to measure them against Creative's Creative EP-630 Noise Isolating Earphones . Why? Because quite simply they sound excellent and for the money represent phenomenal value (currently around a tenner). However, before you splash out on any smartphone earphones - like these Creative MA200s - you should ask yourself whether you really need the smart phone functionality of them. If you decide that that is not essential then stop right there: just buy a pair of EP630s - you simply will not get better audio for your money (or, for that matter, MUCH more expensive ones such as the nicely designed but poor-sounding Creative MA930s). If however you are looking for excellent audio WITH smartphone functionality with mike -and are prepared to pay more for them - then I highly recommend you buy the Sennheiser MM 30i Ear-Canal Headset which has the identical superb audio reproduction of the EP630s.

All that being said these are reasonable and attractive headphones for the money. Audio reproduction is underwhelming with a noticeable lack of bass but they are at least the equal of earbuds often significantly more expensive (although that's not necessarily saying much).

So, in a nutshell: they're 'cheap and cheerful' for smart phone headphones. If audio quality is not that important to you but functionality is then these may be ideal for you. Otherwise you could do worse than heed my advice above and consider either the EP630s or MM3i's first.

These headphones look smart and are comfortable to wear. Unlike some I have used recently, it is easy to tell which is left and which is right. Indeed they are shaped differently for each ear which adds to the comfort.

Sound quality is acceptable without being outstanding. They are ideal for audiobooks, which I listen to on the way to and from work as the snug fit blots out much extraneous sound.

My one major gripe is the remote switch on the cable which turns the audio source on and off. A handy feature but there doesn't appear to be any way of locking it. On more than one occasion, I have returned to find that after stuffing the player in my coat pocket, I have returned later to find that the switch has been knocked on and carried on playing and ,with it being an audiobook and not knowing exactly where I had left it, I found it time consuming and annoying to locate the correct place to start listening again. The only way around it is to remove the headphone jack from the socket each time, which causes wear.

So the phones have good, bad and average points. If you can live with the problem above, they are not bad but you can get better for the same money.

I bought them on February 2013, and the headphones were working great. Unfortunately, eight months later, the left headphone stopped working! It is definitely not my fault because i didn't use them a lot and never bended the wires. I am so disappointed from Creative. There is also no choice to send it back or ask for a refund, because the return expired 30 days after the purchase!

OK, the good bits first: these earphones are stylishly designed, and the way they fit into my ears makes them very effective at reducing noise. The sound quality is okay; better than cheapie ones, but the bass isn't great and they are nowhere near as good as the American Audio EB-900 Professional Ear-Buds I bought recently (for less than these, might I add- and they have the best sound quality of any earphones I have ever tried). The mic on these creative earphones is clear and crisp. They are loud, so you will need to turn the volume down before you play something, or you might have a shock.

However, the left earphone has stopped working after only a few days of using these. I may have just got a bad pair, but I am very miffed because I use earphones constantly, walking to work, at the gym, etc. I know that you get what you pay for. So the cheaper ones I used to buy by the armful would always die after not very long- earphones really are quite a disposable item- but the more expensive ones always last much longer. These earphones are too expensive to have failed so quickly.

These in-ear phones are advertised as being eye-catching, and they are in vibrant red, but do they work? The answer is yes..up to a point. They are promoted by Creative as being bass tuned, but when I first used them with the earpieces already fitted they were lacking bass output as compared with my Sennheiser in-ears, for example. However, after changing the soft rubber surrounds for the largest size of the three sets provided, the bass and indeed the whole range of sound improved markedly when used with my iPhone. Haven't used the in line microphone for a phone call yet, though the position of the button on the right ear piece wire does not make it easy to use, and you certainly cannot see it when the earpiece is in use. Overall, and at the price, these are a reasonable but not outstanding pair of 'phones that will suit those wanting to make a style statement and who are less worried about quality of the noise they make.

I've had quite a few headphones over the years. Mostly, I used in-the-ear type headphones to listen to music on the go or for gaming. It's been years since I had over-the- ear type headphones and the microphone is something I've missed on my PC for a while.Design and feelThe headphones are quite light with nice velvet padded cups that go over the ears; the insides in front of the speakers have a thin layer of velvet too. The headband too has velvet padding where it makes contact with the top of your head.The headphones have adjustable lengths on each side to fit any height head and the cups twist above the ears and tilt at the ears making for a very cozy fit. The cups feel very soft around the ears and dampen any external noise.The microphone is detachable and is on a flexible stalk that plugs in under the left ear cup and bends around towards your mouth. It has a standard 3.5mm plug and the headphone cup has a socket so if you really wanted to, you could substitute a third-party microphone.CableThe headphone cable is quite long; several feet longer than I am accustomed to on my mobile devices which is nice as I can move around my desk, reach across to another desk, and stand up without pulling on the chord. It has a small clip with basic on and off controls and the headphone volume knob. The cable itself is quite thin and has both mic and headphone jacks in one. It's possible that these cables could be quite fragile but no problems so far.SoundThe sound quality is very good for the size, nice range, good bass and treble. The cups manage to dampen any external sounds well so you feel enclosed and somewhat isolated. You may easily miss the doorbell or telephone with these on. I'm a bit spoilt in the sound department as I have an excellent Yamaha amp and polk subwoofer and speakers. These headphones don't come close but they are very comfortable and do mean you can enjoy games and music at good quality and volume without interrupting other people in the room.The mic works well and has noise cancelling. The only problem I have is that I am soft spoken and have to speak louder than is comfortable for me to get past the noise canceling but once I do, the result is very clear and crisp sound with more warmth than other headsets I have used.Because of my quiet voice I would have liked to be able to bring the microphone closer to my mouth but the stalk is quite short for my big head, meaning that the microphone is some distance away.Overall, I like these headphones and look forward to using them online in the future. I think that, the price is fair and if you're in the market for headphones you might want to give these a try.

These make a great replacement for the usual dodgy earphones bundled with most mobile phones. Mine are in a vibrant red colour with black highlights and come complete with 3 different size ear buds and a microphone with a multifunction button located on the cable for handsfree calling and turning music on and off without having to get your phone out. The sound quality is good but not as loud as my JVC XX headphones and the bass is dependant on correctly fitting ear buds, too loose the sound is quite "tinny". Durability is to be determined but they look well made and finished. They may not be suitable for the audiophile who would probably rather pay 3 times the price in search of better quality but they sound good for the price and work well with my HTC Desire S.

I love these earphones for a number of reasons:

They fit very nicely in my small ears (which I have difficulty using the iPhone earpieces!).
They feel comfortable & soft.
comes with 3 sizes soft silicone eartips for different ear fits.
Cool vibrant red colour.
Very good sound quality, bass is not heavy, sound is crisp.

I lost mine & about to buy another one from this brand.

PS. It also comes with a mic button which I couldn't figure out how to use but I have an iPhone but I think this is more for Android smartphones.

Lovely red headphones. Great sound for the price as well, food bass. I use these for running and m work, and they are good. Have had to take a star off for a couple things; firstly, they do stick out, and they make you feel a bit shrek like. Secondly, there was some sharp 'swarf' on the edge, which made my ear sore. Soon fixed with a sharp knife (the headphones, not my ears). The button is simple; start and stop (it's for android NOT iOS). Overall, recommended.

These come in a range of bright colours - red, green, pink, purple and white - and are stylish and attractive. There are three sizes of earbuds (small/medium/large) so these should fit most ears. The jack is standard 3.5mm so will fit a range of devices, and the cord length is also a standard 1.2m. The in-line button is useful, turning the sound off and also serving as microphone.

Sound quality is good when fitted in the ear snugly, but probably won't meet the demands of those wanting serious hifi music.

Overall good value for money.