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Sentey Flow Headphones Review

Moderately comfortable for short sessions, decent sound. Amazon Affiliate Product Link: http://amzn.to/1n8pScD he headphones come packaged in a soft clamshell case and includes a 47” gold plated male-to-male soft-braided audio cable with inline controls and microphone. The headphones are wrapped in a soft-touch silicone on a lightweight plastic outer shell with a matte finish. The silicone has a pretty strong foamy smell to them out of the box. The interior top portion of the band isn’t padded at all and simply has a thin layer of the silicone/and earcups are lined with a firm but smooth feeling faux leather. The exclusion of the padding on top means that when the band is resting on your head, it’ll feel pretty hard. The earcups are on the short side, with a circumference of 3” and for most folks they’ll be resting on your ears rather than around them. The adjustable height of the arms ratchet pretty fast so I found it easier to extend them all the way, then shorten them one notch at a time. The earphones are plug and play and don’t require external power. Just make sure you plug the side with the controls into the left earpiece so you can access the controls and microphone. The inline controls allow you to adjust the volume with this analog slider. If you have your device at max volume, the headphones can be ear splitting and the lowest volume right before mute with the analog controls will still be quite loud. The passive sound isolation on the earphones is decent but not completely silent at low volumes. That being said, at higher but still comfortable levels, you won’t hear much of what’s going on around you. The audio is well balanced and suited for a wide range of genres but lacks a deep bass. In general the audio is clear and crisp with good accuracy and the headphones are moderately comfortable to wear. Moderately comfortable for short sessions, decent sound. Amazon Affiliate Product Link: http://amzn.to/1n8pScD