ZealSound HDE-300

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Enjoyable sound, Beautiful design with wood housing.

Cons:

No volume control, Eartips fall out very often

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Last revision on November 5, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Enjoyable sound, Beautiful design with wood housing

Reviewers Didn't Like

No volume control, Eartips fall out very often

Expert reviews and ratings

Usually, it is fairly easy to base how good a product will be on its price and from which company it comes from. Lower price typically means more corners were cut, while a higher price usually imply things are upgraded to reach a specific standard of...

By APH Networks on August 05, 2016

The ZealSound HDE-300 is suited for listeners who love listening to music towards the warm sound. I like the boomy bass definition without the overly strong kick effect, and clear laid-back treble. The headphones are priced at US$21.99 and Amazon...

By musicphotolife.com on June 14, 2016

Now we have numerous choices when it comes to budget in-ear headphones. You even can get some wireless in-ear headphones for less than $20, and at the same price range, a pair of in-ear headphones with genuine wood housing would be something you can't...

By techwalls.com on April 27, 2016

ZealSound's new HDE-300 In-ear Noise-isolating Genuine Wood Headphones with Microphone are the best value in-ear monitors you can purchase. Sound reproduction is exceptionally clear and accurate across the audio spectrum, including a smooth and powerful...

By MyMac on April 12, 2016

I was sent a pair of ZealSound wood headphones for review, and my son fell in love with them I told him that if he wanted to use them, he had to write the review Given that headphones are one of those things that, at least in my house, teens go through...

By geekdad.com on May 10, 2016