Samsung Galaxy The S6 has been on sale for some time, but we had the opportunity to test it among the first and at the same time we were able to learn the secrets of its box. The package also includes new headphones with a design that may be a bit familiar to phone users iPhone, which offer EarPods. These headphones are labeled Samsung In-Ear Fit (EO-EG920BW) and as we have seen for ourselves, the sound quality from these headphones is really worth it. Especially when you consider that these are just headphones that come with the phone.
But why is the quality of the headphones at such a high level? Personally, I would attribute it to the fact that the engineers from Sennheiser participated in the sound side of the headphones, which is the result of these Samsung-Sennheiser headphones. The sound quality is at a very good level and will definitely please the deep bass, although of course it is not as booming as on headphones that are intended for that. However, if you play hip-hop or electronica, you will be pleased with the bass level. They do not drown out the middle or highs, which are also quite distinct. If you decide to play Queen in FLAC, then you can distinguish individual instruments even in more demanding passages, as long as you listen carefully. However, you will notice the purity of the sound best in simpler compositions or guitar solos. As an example, I could mention Nothing Else Matters by Metallica. That sounded really good to me.
I also liked the volume on the sound quality. However, the maximum volume is way too loud in my opinion and I wouldn't recommend trying it. Only if you really want to be absorbed by the sound, or when listening to songs that are quieter by default. Galaxy However, the S6 thinks that you don't plan to go deaf, so the volume will always reset to 50% after connecting headphones, even if you decide to quickly switch between two headphones (confirmed when quickly changing headphones when compared with Apple EarPods). However, that is a matter of the phone, not the headphones.
Apple EarPods vs. Samsung Hybrid In-Ear
Having mentioned those Apple EarPods, we can start the comparison. Not to make it look like Samsung Galaxy The S6 contained some kind of chip that would detect Apple headphones and not degrade their quality, we listened on two devices. First of all, it was Galaxy S6, in the second row iPhone 5c. In both cases, the Samsung headphones won in terms of sound, which are significantly louder than the EarPods and also have (mentioned above) deeper bass. However, the quality of the midrange and treble is the same for both headphones. In terms of design, I would rate the EarPods better, as they don't go deeper into the ear and you won't accidentally put them on the wrong way and hurt your ears. Phone owners with Androidom and especially from Samsung, however, they certainly do not disdain the sound quality!
