One of the biggest hurdles arises one immediately after purchase: rauszusuchen the matching earbuds. The silver rubber plug come in 3 sizes, therefore each page and differ slightly in shape. The pack inner side, which is to replace a manual recommends a, herumzutesten until you have the right pieces found and then the actual earphones that by the way as standard ear buds (which are those that lie on the ear canal) look on to insert plugs. According to that very package sense side allegedly 99% of people at least one of the earbuds fit. Either I am one of the unlucky 1% or the company is lying. I bet on the latter. None of the plug fits comfortably and nobody is secure. For joggers that is certainly the purest horror because I earphones must constantly cope press after a few minutes normal walking. The alleged (refers to the already repeatedly mentioned packing inner side) very good noise canceling is a joke. All sounds come through almost unhindered.
High sound the next disappointment. The basses are indeed really "fat" and clearly audible, but not absolutely clear. The centers are resolved by comparison, yet dull and poor and the highs are barely audible. Much too quiet and too dull. Overall, the earphones sound like the plastic scrap to be free to 08/15-MP3 Player-purchase to get, with good bass.
At least visually like FatFones. The silver essays see at least because of their shape well and also the earphones to go from an aesthetic point of view in order.
Conclusion: The Roth Audio FatFones are very weak. The sound is extremely bass-oriented, while mids and highs come much too short, which can not even mend properly with equalizers, the earplugs fit (at least to me) does not sit very loose and umbrellas hardly outside noise. Thus, they are indeed better than standard ear buds, but should be strongly noted that there is already earphones that have only a fraction of its cost (system S In-Ear for example), but qualitatively much more to offer!
That FatFones ever rank with such a power in such a price category, bordering impudence.
