I like my Koss QZ-99 headphones, as no form of technology deserves my love. Outside noise is significantly diminished when one utilizes the suction-like ear cups, but this noise reducing steriophone functions similarly when the adjustable ‘over the head’ strap is worn around ones’ neck. The symbol meant to instruct the user where to insert the metal nib at the end of this piece of technology’s luscious black chord is completely legible. Also, the contrast of the semi-stylized logo on the black of this appliance (side of the left headphone) is just the aesthetic to encourage a consumer like yours truly to use such things in the privacy of their own home (it's a good thing).
“Blick” is the most detestable user unfriendly utility I have ever encountered. The small pink pill shaped, wannabe jumping bean serves no function but to confuse it’s proprietor (and, proprietors friends) with its’ non existent control options and lack of self respect. A medium sized yellow plastic dish and said pink bean are the only compositional elements and the contrast of color is akin with battery acid to the eyes.
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