AKG K52 Closed Back Wired Headphones,Over Ear Wired,Black

So, here's some context before you read this... I am not an audio engineer or a seasoned audiophile by any means. That word gets thrown around a lot these days. I own a pair of Airpods Pro and needed a pair of secondary headsets for the following reasons. If you only want to know what they sound like, I've written about it at the end. 1. Comfort: I needed something light weight and over-ear since the Airpods can start causing discomfort to your ears if you use them over prolonged periods of time. The AKG K52's are amazing at this. You'll pretty much forget that you have them on. One thing to remember here is that if you're in a hot environment, you could sweat around where the ear pads are. Overall, my ears are thanking me for this decision. 2. Lossless Audio: If you own Bluetooth earphones like the Airpods/Airpods Pro/any Bluetooth headset, you'd be aware that it doesn't support lossless audio on Apple Music. If you'd really like to take a crack at that, these are some of the cheapest headsets with 40mm drivers. Your next best options are by Audio Technica but they cost significantly more. Since I was only looking for a secondary pair, this was a good middle ground. 3. Not worry about batteries: Owning bluetooth headsets can be agonising if you wanna listen for long hours. Especially since in between I'm just watching random YouTube videos. So, I decided to pick up these wired ones. How do they sound? A: Well, they sound great but this largely depends on your taste in music. They have a very neutral sound profile. If I had to point out the biggest difference between Airpod Pro's and these is 'Immersion'. These definitely don't feel as immersive as more expensive headsets but that would be unfair to expect at the price. I'm not saying they're "good for the price", they're just good in general. But don't expect a thumping bass or exaggerated sound profiles, it's not meant for that. I'd recommend other headsets for those. If you're into Low-fi Hip Hop, Chill mellow music, Jazz, Acoustic music etc. these are insanely good. Great for podcasts as well. But if you're someone who loves to blow the music out at full volume and enjoy some good deep bass / loud Bollywood (I do too from time to time), these aren't the headsets for it. It can be slightly uncomfortable to listen to these at 100% volume for long hours. They're best at 50% so you can relax and work while you're listening to music. Hope that's as detailed as possible for you to make your decision. :)

It is a good Over-the Ear Headphone with proper noise cancellation feature and high resolution clear sound. Grip is also good Satisfied.

AKG K52 is a great Headphone. Idk about the pricing, but the sound is really good. you will feel as if the things are happening around you in reality, The Cord is quite long, around 1.5-2 meters, i don't know exactly, but long enough. Ear Cups are soft, the clamping force is decent, not a tight one. You can do music Mastering and Mixing with these as the sound quality is Professional Studio level. I am not a sound engineer, but I am a Singer/Multi-Instrumentalist. You can trust my award winning trained ears. That's it. Enjoy the realness with these.

So here's the deal. I've owned these headphones for about 2 years now , and it's honestly been spectacular. This is a studio headphones for audiophiles on a budget. The bass is perfect , not the usual ear-rape bass , and the vocals&midrange are just heavenly. This is coming from someone who has used Audiotechs 8k headphones and honestly to me K52 sounds better. Also it's great for gaming, I use this headphones 8hrs straight on weekends and the directional audio is perfecr and the comfort is pretty damn good with decent noise isolation. The build is mostly plastic with metal headbands , the ear cups are softand comfortable but the synthetic material covering the cups is gonna peel off in a couple of month . the only possible downside I could think off is that it doesn't have mic (which it's not supposed to, being a studio headphone) , and this would just be me being unreasonably picky. So if you are planning on buying something in 2-3k range the k series is the best option out there . FOR BOTH GAMING AND MUSIC. I KNOW IAM JUST A STRANGER BUT TRUST ME. HOPE YOU ENJOY HOUR NEW K SERIES HEADPHONES.

These are a very good pair of headphones for the money. Build quality is good, and with a long cable, it is easy to use in many setups. We used these headphones on a three week movie shoot that involved a lot of travel and daily use in many situations. The headphones show very little wear and the cable hasn’t frayed or shown signs of breaking. Comfort is ok, the faux leather pads are well cushioned but they get sweaty and irritating after a few hours of use in hot weather. The top band is bear metal so does not offer any cushioning, though they are fairly light pair of headphones so it is not a major problem. Audio quality has been excellent, with a very balanced sound that does not favour any frequency. This may not appeal to those who like a lot of bass in their music but if you want a clear representation of a song or recording these headphones will not disappoint. Accessories bundled with the headphones are very limited, having a detachable cable or carrying case would have been nice, but instead we only have a 3.5mm to 6.35mm phone adapter. Overall I am very pleased with these headphones and can easily recommend them!

Sound Quality : 9/10 Very good frequency response even the tiny musical instrument is hearable. Not very bass heavy it is more of like for Audiophiles Comfort : Lightweight than other headphone. If incase you feel the clamping factor it will lessen with usage Best use with laptop, soundbars, TVs etc I don't think you can use it mobile phone (if you have 3.5 mm audio jack) as it needs decent power for the drivers to give clear and good enough output. It even has professional studio socket so you can plug it with any studio hardware

Nice but it so much tight fir me It is a bit difficult to keep it on for a long time; it isn't soft.

If you want a headphone under 3000-4000 look no further, having tested k72 and k92 definitely k52 is the cleanest and using it for past 6 months and no issues at all, has a 2 year warranty and build Quality seems like it'll last 20 at least, sound is wide airy and clear, sounds better than a 10000 bluetooth headphone since wired is generally better than bt, overall sounds great, can be plugged into my monitors as well as other sources and cable is very thick and 1.5 metres long whereas the adapter fits perfectly with any case. Overall great purchase if you want a good sounding headphone that will last a long time into the future

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Bom demais! Muita qualidade de som e bem resistente. Usei por muito tempo até ele desmanchar.

Comfortable to wear. Great sound quality. Has shown no issues so far.

Schon seit Wochen suchte ich nach einem preiswerten Bluetooth Kopfhörer. Allerdings fallen bei diesen kabellosen Geräten ständig die kleinen Klangstöpsel aus den Ohren oder fällt einer der Kanäle aus. Es gibt Verbindungsprobleme und die großen Kopfhörer "glänzen oft mit grottenschlechter Akustik". Zu viel Tiefe (dunkles undefinierbares Tongematsche) ist für mich immer ein Zeichen, dass trendmäßiger Chinaschrott vorliegt und hat nach meiner Meinung nur wenig mit Bassläufen zu tun. So habe ich zu einem supergünstigen AKG Gerät gegriffen, der an der Schnur liegt und mich beim Fitnesstraining unterstützen soll. Von AKG habe ich bereits den 701, der ganz oben in der Liga mitspielt. Und nun komme ich auf den absurden Gedanken diese Hörer zu vergleichen. Der 701 bringt eine Bühne, die sehr transparent ist. Läufe werden freigegeben, die auf den meisten Hörern gar nicht wahrgenommen werden können. Die Bässe sind recht zurückhaltend aber sauber. Wer auf Heavy steht , ist vielleicht nicht so gut bedient. Allerdings ist der 701 auch nicht für den kleinen Geldbeutel zu haben und eher für Enthusiasten bestimmt. Der K52 ist ganz anders. Er ist nicht so transparent, aber er ist im unteren Bereich gewaltig präsent, und ideal für alles was "anturnt". Die Höhen und der Gesang sind ebenso prächtig vorhanden. Für mich steht der 52er für Ausgewogenheit. Der Körper des 28 Euro teuren Geräts ist aus Kunststoff, die Polster aus Kunstleder und alles ist nicht so gut verarbeitet wie beim 701. Die Einstellung am Kopf wurde durch Bänder gelöst, so dass der Eindruck ensteht, er würde vom Kopf rutschen. Für mein Gefühl trotzdem ok. Einrastende Kopfanpassungen wären aber weit besser. Auf jeden Fall treten bei mir weder Kopf- noch Druckschmerzen auf. Made in Wien, auch ein Qualitätsmerkmal, da von dort die Technik von AKG konzipiert wurde. Naja, zusammengebaut wird das Teil voraussichtlich woanders. Die Kabel der AKGs sind leider fest mit dem Gehäuse fest verbunden, somit anfälliger für Störungen. Kabellänge des AKG 52 beträgt 2,5 m. Fazit: Der Billigste Hörer von AKG ist für den "Rock-Liebhaber" eine wirklich gute Wahl. Kaufen, Kaufen, Kaufen - nicht nur als Zweitgerät. Preislich kaum zu unterbieten. Wie das Langzeitverhalten des 52 ist, kann ich noch nicht bewerten. Da fehlen mir noch ein paar Monate. Wäre schlecht, wenn er nach wenigen Wochen auseinanderfiele. Manchmal ist die Haltbarkeit leider auch vom "menschlichen Umgang" mit dem Gerät abhängig. Ich bin weder ein Profi noch ein großer Insider, aber durch mein fortgeschrittenes Alter glaube ich gute von schlechten Geräten unterscheiden zu können.

These are the best closed back headphones I've run across for the money with good bass, smooth sound throughout the range,and no particular coloration above the bass to the highs. The only two drawbacks would be that for closed back headphones, the isolation isn't the best, especially for smaller heads, and the overall sound character isn't as airy and open sounding with that almost laser imaging that can be achieved with the open backs, which would be at least twice the cost for those for such tonal balance as these. Sensitivity is also decent and not hard to drive with various headphone amps.