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I'm David karna and I'm here with the bear dynamic t51 I which cost $300 and is one of the best on ear headphones we've tested the big difference between this model and the now-discontinued t51p which we reviewed earlier is the inclusion of a three button inline remote and microphone that's designed to work with Apple smartphones and tablets and may not fully function with Android or Windows devices the headphone doesn't fold up but it does fold flat for easy storage and included carrying case which is nicely designed the ear cups are padded with memory foam and they sit on your ears snugly without applying too much pressure and overall I thought the headphones were quite comfortable particularly for it on ear model some people may find the metal design a little cold but the headphones do seem well-constructed and come with a two-year warranty impedance is rated at a highest 60 ohms that the t51 I sounded great plugged into both mobile devices and a headphone amp at home the sound balance is slightly warmer than neutral but detail and resolution are excellent we thought it sounded good with all genres of music and for such a compact headphone its bass is surprisingly robust it's not overdone or thick but if you crave a rich low-end the t-50 one I won't disappoint you put it up against Bowers & Wilkins similarly price P 5 series to another comfortable and highly rated on ear model and the t51p came out slightly ahead both offer good clarity but the t-50 awana is slightly more present and immediate sounding in the end I came away really liking the t51 I and so did Steve Guttenberg contributed his thoughts in our full text review of the product it's pretty pricey at $300 but if you're looking for a great sounding on your headphone that's well-built and comfortable I highly recommend it I'm David Carnot a thanks for watching