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Koss SportaPro vs Sony MDR-V6

    Koss SportaPro Headphones
    Koss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6 Headphones
      Sony MDR-V6
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      Editiorial reviews
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      2 editorial reviews
      First introduced in 1984, the Koss PortaPros have been a definitive staple of the portable headphones market for 25 years. They have survived through multiple model-line changes and their drivers have become the basis of the SportaPro and KSC55 street-style headphones and the KSC35/KSC50 clip-ons.Read more
      The Koss Porta Pro KTC are decent-sounding and portable on-ear headphones for critical listening and mixed usage. They're lightweight, comfortable, and have a co...Read more
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      8 editorial reviews
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      First introduced in 1985, the comfortable fitting Sony MDR-V6s are arguably the best-sounding headphones for under $100.Read more
      Despite its age, the Sony MDR-V6 really is a headphone that does very little wrong for the asking price. It is well-built, comfortable, and isolating enough to compete with the best ‘modern’ studio and DJ headphones.Read more
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      User rating
      41
      4.1 out of 5
      41 user ratings
      5 stars
      		34 %
      4 stars
      		41 %
      3 stars
      		21 %
      2 stars
      		2 %
      1 stars
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      45
      4.2 out of 5
      45 user ratings
      5 stars
      		40 %
      4 stars
      		40 %
      3 stars
      		17 %
      2 stars
      		2 %
      1 stars
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      Full Comparison

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      Technical details

      Koss SportaProKoss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6Sony MDR-V6
      Sound outputStereoStereo
      StyleOn-EarOver-Ear
      Connectivity technologyWiredWired
      Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)nono
      Magnet materialNeodymiumSamarium Cobalt

      Design

      Koss SportaProKoss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6Sony MDR-V6
      Colour of product
      • Black
      • Grey
      		Black
      Acoustic designOpenClosed
      Attachment typeNeckbandHeadband
      CategorySportStudio
      Foldableyesyes

      Dimensions

      Koss SportaProKoss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6Sony MDR-V6
      Weight2.19 oz8.11 oz

      Sound

      Koss SportaProKoss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6Sony MDR-V6
      Impedance60.0 Ω63.0 Ω
      Frequency range15 - 250005 - 30000
      Driver technologyDynamicDynamic
      Driver size0.14 in1.57 in

      Connectivity

      Koss SportaProKoss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6Sony MDR-V6
      Inputs supported3.5mm
      • 3.5mm
      • 6.35mm
      Cable length1.23
      3.5 mm/6.3 mm adapter includedyesno
      USByesno
      Detachable cablenono

      Power

      Koss SportaProKoss SportaPro
      Sony MDR-V6Sony MDR-V6
      Battery operatednono

      Pros & Cons

      Pros
          Cons

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