Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Panasonic RP-HTX7 Monitor Stereo Headphones

The Panasonic RP-HTX7s are affordable entry-level over-the ear headphones that fit comfortably, are relatively lightweight, and sound very good for the money. They also don't leak sound, and their retro styling is more hit than miss.
True to their "monitor" roots, the RP-HTX7s have a single, fairly thick 3.9-foot cord and somewhat reinforced straight plug. The cord isn't as thick as the unwieldy one on the Audio-Technica ATH-M30, another excellent budget monitor headphone set. The Panasonic's cord is shorter and more suited to mobile use. However, it is worth noting that you will have trouble getting that beefier plug to fit in your headphone jack if you have a case on your phone.

In terms of features, there are no real extras, and this model doesn't have a built-in microphone for making cell phone calls. What you get is a sturdily built closed-back headphone set that looks more expensive than its price might indicate -- even if it isn't luxurious. For instance, the earcups are well-padded but aren't terribly plush or made of leather or anything fancy like that. Also, they don't come with a carrying case and they don't fold flat. And like most other closed-back over-the-ear headphones, they will get your ears pretty steamy if you wear them outside on a hot day. panasonic rp-htx7

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