Panasonic Stereo Headphones On Ear Headphones with XBS Port, Integrated Volume Controller and Lightweight Foldable Design – RP-HT227-K (Black & Silver)

Quality is amazing
The quality of the sound with these headphones is amazing. They are loud were you can’t hear anything but the music or video your listening to. I highly recommend these and the price was great.

Panamazing!
Ok so before I start my well-detailed review on this product, let me first state I am NOT getting paid for doing this review, NEITHER do I work for Panasonic, I’m doing this purely out of enjoyment and to help anyone else interested in buying this product, as I’m just a teenager into music and quality headphones. Let’s go into we look for into a pair of headphones:- Sound Delivery- Bass- Quality of crisp, and clear sound- Convenience- Comfort- Durability- Size- Look/DesignNote: I’ll also be comparing this product to my Replica Beats By Dre Minis, ($10) and my Sony MDRZX-100 Heaphones (Paid about $14, now going for $15-$16). Also, I’ll be grading this product on the factors of comparison to my other headphones and price.Sound Delivery aka loudness of the sound: Beat my beats. However, these may be right at, or slightly less loud than my sonys. Grade: 8.5/10Bass: Dominated my beats. sonys and these were a bit harder, but although these barely sounded less loud than the sonys, it knocked out the competition in bass, very surprised! Grade: 10/10Quality of sound: It blew the beats completly out the water! Sony and these were very close, until I realized the difference finally doing both sound and bass hip hop songs as test demos. Once again, the panasonic headphones are victorious! This was much of a unexpected surprise of delivery to me too, as of the price, and how the sound of these are not muddy at all like my rep beats, and ridiculously clear and crisp output noise. Grade: 11/10Convenience: Although I didn’t go to a gym, i ran in place and shook my head around pretty hard while listening to music, no volume change, nor did they come off at all, as I actually thought they would. Can be used as gym headphones, and are surprisingly, more lightweight than imagined. Weighs less than all headphones, possibly 1/3 almost 1/4 the weight of my sonys! Can use at school, road trips, or exercise as i confidently feel as well, moisture and sweat won’t be a factor in them coming off ears while working out since they are made out of foam on the ear cups.Won’t weigh down neck or hands at all, even for the fatigue or elderly/crippled. Can extend like my other two pairs of headphones although, can’t fold up like rep beats not a big deal however, didn’t really expect them to be able to fold. Grade: 10/10Comfort: Probably the lowest grade I’m going to give for these headphones. Unfortunately the foam is a bit rough and irritates my ears and itches after about five minutes, no allergic reactions or side effects though, so don’t worry. It is forgivable due to its portability, but not ascomportable as sonys nor my rep beats, although they won’t make your ears sore like my rep beats while using. Doesn’t feel like pins and needles, though. Grade: 5/10Durability: Another and final flaw to this product, that makes these so inexpensive. Keep in mind I just received mine today, and MAY do an update in maybe a month or two, but it lacks durability I can tell. Although on the outside it seems like solid plastic, the inside you see otherwise, if you flick or mess with it a little. If you drop it in your house, shouldn’t be a biggie, although outside on cement may scuff, scratch, or probably break your headphones varying on how hard and stepping on the cord and to what momentum they fling or collide with the ground at. Would not throw them at the ground (obviously), or trust little kids with them really. Keep in mind, if you keep the delicateness, be careful, and take good care of them to mind, this shouldn’t be a factor to take into place when purchasing. If your reckless with objects, I do not recommend. Grade: 4/10Size: Although not you average size headphones, I mentioned you are buying this headphones for the light size, plus I favor the small size compared to my others. Grade: 10/10Look: I was debating, If I should include this to my total star grade and overall grade, but I decided no and this is just an extra detail. They are not fancy nor colorful like beats by dre, DJ headphones, sonys, or some of other headphones/earphones. however, you are aware from pictures of the color and what they look like, so I realized that people know what they look like, as well it’s not about if they look as cool as beats or not, it’s mainly bang for buck. Nice normal oval design on ear cups though as they could be square and wacky like other headphones. Grade: 7/10Overall I’d recommend these to anyone looking for amazing headphones that are inexpensive. Overall grade I’d give these is an 84 percent or a B. For their price though, overall I’d give them 105 percent or an A+. Would suggest the quality comparable to some high end $25 headphones, and would pay for them at a store as high as $29.99 and tax, if they were just a bit more durable and comfortable. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND purchasing these, to anyone looking for really good bass and sound delivery headphones that takes decent care of their stuff.

Just okay. There are better options, especially for bass lovers. (Both styles/versions discussed…)
Note: I have now tried both the on-ear (older review) and over-ear style (new review) of these headphones. Both reviews are below.New review of Over Ear style:I am pretty experienced now with “budget” headphones… I’ve tried pairs of sub-$25 phones from JVC, Koss, Sony, Panasonic, etc., plus some slightly nicer pairs from Sennheiser, Panasonic, etc.These are solid headphones for the price, but nothing outstanding in my opinion.The higher-end sound is nice and pretty clear, that’s where these shine. The low end is weak and flat compared to the competition – the JVC Flats and all of Koss’ lower end phones (KTXPro1, PortaPros, etc.) have better bass. If you mostly listen to hip-hop-rap, I’d pass on the Panasonics and look into the Koss/JVC. (NOTE: I just got these, I’ll update as they warm up/break-in, but I can’t imagine the bass is going to improve THAT much. UPDATE: They might have gotten a hair better in this regard, but not that much…)Comfort-wise, these over-ears are just okay. If you have large ears, I think these might give you trouble – they’re a smallish circular shape that could pinch – luckily I have small ears so they juuuust fit inside the pads. The headband is unpadded hard plastic – not as comfortable as the KTXPro1 (which has a nice gel-suspension band) nor the Flats (which are just smaller/lighter.) The angle the earcups sit at is also not quite right for me, and there’s no swivel at all – vertically or horizontally! The JVC have vertical swivel (front-to-back) while the KTXPro1 have horizontal (up-and-down) swivel, both of which lead to a better fit.The long cord is appreciated, though I would have liked a lower-profile jack, as it won’t work with my relatively slim phone case on. (This is very annoying, actually…)Overall, these are fine – maybe great for the money, depending on what you listen to/head size/etc – but for me, there are just better options out there.UPDATE: I’ve now also tried Sennheiser HD 202, and those are superior in just about every way: sound quality (especially low-end); comfort (the cups swivel in multiple directions); cord quality (thicker); looks; etc.Older review of On-Ear version:These headphones are fine for the money, but I would definitely suggest that you spend just a little more and get the Koss KTXPRO1 headphones instead.The Koss phones are MUCH more comfortable (I can’t stress this enough) and they also sound better. Trust me, your ears will be glad you spend the extra bucks.I wear the Koss phones for hours each day at work, and they never hurt. These Panasonics are somewhat uncomfortable after less than an hour. I think it’s because the face of the phones isn’t parallel with my ears, so the from edge of the earpieces digs into my upper jaw.Of course, your head may be different than mine, but I think most users will find the Koss phones more comfortable.Good luck!

Improves Sound Sufficiently Well
Headphones work well. However when they arrives, they seemed old, not as new looking as expected, or the seemed to have slightly used. Also plastic wrapping was not secure.

Très bon casque, bon son, pour ceux qui ne supporte pas les intra oriculaire ou les gros casques qui cache toute l’oreille

Die Kopfhörer sind sehr gut, das Klang ist auch sehr gut.