'The very first listen quite literally blows you away and gives you a chance to listen to music in a completely different way - especially if you are a fan of bass heavy music like rap, r’n’b or pop music.'
For gamers, tech fans and music lovers, there are plenty of headphones on the market to choose from. Some of the most popular pairs amongst gamers and music lovers at the moment include Amazon's £20 KVIDIO Over Ear Bluetooth Headphones, which have thousands of five-star reviews.
READ MORE: Tesco Mobile cuts hundreds of pounds off iPhone models as new Apple handset is set to launch The main appeal is without doubt the mind warbling ‘Crusher adjustable sensory bass’. To put it simply, listening to music through these head phones is like strapping two boomboxes on each side of your face and turning the volume to max.
The wheel can be scrolled or pressed to adjust the level of bass you require for your listening session. Scrolling determines a more specific percentage, however, pressing the wheel gives you the pre-set levels of 20%, 50% or 80% bass. It’s not all fun and games however, songs that aren’t bass heavy and rely more on the trebles do end up getting short changed due to the feature. The headphones do such a good job of amplifying bass that they can drown out other instruments and vocals and this is especially prevalent with indie, rock, folk or jazz music.
In terms of practicality, the headphones are comfortable enough. They are designed with a lovely cushioned headband and as the speakers basically encapsulate your whole ear there are no issues with prolong use.
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