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Monster Turbines Headphones Review - Conclusion |
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Published on January 20, 2009 Comment on this |
| Conclusion The Monster Turbines have the unfortunate position of being better than average at a price point full of excellent headphones. They received good scores and aren't too overpriced, but then again we really couldn't recommend them over all the other, better options around this price point. If you really like the way they look, or have already bought them, then don't fret: they aren't bad. They simply aren't as great as some of the other headphones you could've bought for a bit less money.
The Audiophile crowd won't like all the distortion on the Turbines.
The Turbines certainly are portable. They could've used a better case, or had slightly better isolation, but overall they remain a good pick for portable users.
While we would recommend these to an airplane traveler because they're portable and have better than average isolation (without needing batteries), we also want to point out that many in-ears can isolate much better.
These headphones aren't great for home theater use. They're small, fall out easily, have a short cord, and aren't capable of creating a large soundstage. |
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The Monster Turbines have the unfortunate position of being better than average at a price point full of excellent headphones. They received good scores and aren't too overpriced, but then again we really couldn't recommend them over all the other, better options around this price point. If you really like the way they look, or have already bought them, then don't fret: they aren't bad. They simply aren't as great as some of the other headphones you could've bought for a bit less money. 
