When it comes to headphones and it’s the packaging; Apple-owned Beats set the gold-standard as they proved that the unboxing experience has to be as important as the audio experience. With the Oraimo Studios, I felt a similar excitement as these headphones had a packaging that is unlike anything I have seen in this price range; and completely wowed me from the moment I removed its seal.

With the Oraimo Studio H66D, Transsion has successfully proved that you don’t need to spend a premium for headphones that look great and sound good. Dressed in a premium black with silver accents, these headphones look classy enough for a professional environment as well as cool enough to be used in an informal setting. These cans are built entirely out of plastic which helps in keeping its weight down to a minimum. Due to its lightweight design, I found that using it for extended periods of time was completely doable and I really appreciated this design choice. There are too many headphones available in the market that are heavy that ruin the entire music listening experience. This puts the Studios in a category of its own which I am truly grateful for.

• 500 mAh Battery
• 20 Hours playback time
• 200 hours standby time
• Up to 10m range
• Comfortable Fit
• Easy to control