Bluedio Vinyl Plus Luxury Wireless Bluetooth Headphones(Black)

Sound:  These are clearly aiming for a bass centric sound, which I may find a little at odds with their name, I hear Vinyl and I think Grado like treble to counter the listeners maturing hearing response and compensating by whacking up the treble.  These aren’t that by any stretch.  They are highly bass dominant and its big, weighty, powerful bass too.  It hits like a softened pillow that is backed up by a ton of bricks.  A beguiling softened initial impact but serious power following it up.  It’s not the most nimble but it’s so super eager to hurl it and you from one side of the room to the other.  It’s so energetically enthusiastic.  You’ll do well to just go along for the ride and enjoy it.  It’s fun, its wild, it’s a bassy party cannon.  Depth is a little bit declining but you won’t be listening to pipe organ music on these so who cares.  Mids are a little warmed, a little thickened but they do have breadth to them that gives them some space.  They are clean and nicely articulate so long as you are happy to give up a bit of breathiness.  They do want to give vocals all a tiny dash of warmed cream.  The treble is rather good.  It’s quite subdued and delicate though it does have a little peak that cuts through with some clarity.  Its initial impacts are slightly softy metallic, so clear and they have a brief but most pleasant decay.  However this isn’t a can for treble heads, even pairing with a cool, dry amp the treble is never going to dominate, ever no matter how nicely a decorating it may provide.  It will forever be merely side decoration.