Ears On Sony’s PFR-V1 Space Headphones

Pulling on theSony PFR - V1 Personal Field Speakersis like putting on orthodontal headdress — bewildering and mayhap slimly humiliating . The metal probes that stick into your capitulum for freshwater bass are cold and creepy , like I ’m being probed . If you slant your header back , they plunge deep into your ear and pick up a serious sensation of system of weights . And unless you have big hair ( like me , ’cause I need a haircut ) , you likely look like a peter outwear them . But once the ear prong warmed up , so did I — I prefer the feeling to headphone or earbuds , actually .

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It ’s pretty light as long as you do n’t front up . And you do n’t feel space eld - y. The speech sound is good , but it ’s not isolate , so you’re able to ( and do ) hear a lot of ambient noise , though if the volume ’s up , you ca n’t really make out what anyone ’s articulate . Bass did n’t particularly stand out , but it was n’t lack . My two big concerns : The sound does n’t quite justify $ 500 , and I do n’t know how comfortable they would be after a couple hours of continuous wear . I intend they ’re pretty neat overall though . [ Sony 2008 Line Show ]

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