Name: Sumpan
Brand: UrbanEars
SKU: 70409
Rating: 4.2 (42 reviews)

3.7

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

3.9 / 5

quick
easy
and neat solution for storage

lack of bass and the phones not staying in their ears
Audio can sound dull and muffled
sound merely average

Impedance: 39 Ω
Sensitivity: , 101 dB
Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz
Acoustic design: Half opened
Sound output: Stereo
Style: In-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired

UrbanEars Sumpan - Pros & Cons

quick
easy
and neat solution for storage
Works much better than the previous song
sound is balanced and easy to listen to
The cord is flexible and has a nice fabric over it
manufacturing processes and quality control are satisfactory nowadays
low volume levels still a pleasant experience
it sounds quite nice
Works very well with low volume levels
Flexible cord with a material that feels nice
Works well for VoIP
voice clarity is good both ways
adequate
balanced sound
they are comfortable and practical for
decent bass response without distortion is pretty impressive
attractive
simple
and functional design
good quality of sound and an attractive design
The bass is very respectable for such a small set of headphones
The controls are simple and straightforward
headphones are comfortable and easy to wear
Sumpan are surprisingly good at delivering high-quality bass

lack of bass and the phones not staying in their ears
Audio can sound dull and muffled
sound merely average
The audio experience is not as impressive as other budget offerings
it lacks volume adjustment
YouTube TV adds a clock to its live guide
upper ranges sounding slightly dull and distant
There s no Bluetooth or wireless connection available
The remote only has a single button
there s just not enough to them to blow us away
any advanced features are completely missing from these devices too
lack of bass of the source combined with the bass-heavy earphones
lack bass
everything sounds treble-heavy and harsh
Bluetooth audio compression or the earphones
the higher frequencies seem to be dialed back

UrbanEars Sumpan - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Driver size	13.6 mm Best: Hauppauge XFones Driver size: 400 mm
Impedance	39 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	20 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

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UrbanEars Sumpan - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	In-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Weight	0.71 oz

Microphone type	In-line microphone

Playback controls	yes
Buttons	Volume

Colour of product	Black Blue Blue,Grey Green Grey Indigo Orange Pink Purple Red Turquoise White
Acoustic design	Half opened
Control type	In-line control
Attachment type	Ear canal
Body material	Fabric Kevlar Rubber TPE
Category	Audiophile

Impedance	39.0 Ω
Sensitivity	< 101
Frequency range	20 - 20000
Diaphragm diameter	0.54 in
Driver technology	Dynamic
Driver size	0.54 in
Maximum input power	50.0 mW

Inputs supported	3.5mm
Cable length	1.2
3.5 mm/6.3 mm adapter included	yes
Type of connector	3.5mm
USB	no
Detachable cable	no

Battery operated	no
Power handling capacity	50.0 mW

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UrbanEars Sumpan UrbanEars - Editorial Reviews (2)

3.0

Based on 2 reviews

UrbanEars Sumpan Urbanears Sumpan Review

PCMAG

Published: 07.04.2016

Urbanears Sumpan Review

3.0

The affordable Urbanears Sumpan earbuds look fantastic but sound merely average.

UrbanEars Sumpan Get hooked on these earbuds’ big bass and bold colors

Digital Trends

Published: 08.05.2016

Get hooked on these earbuds’ big bass and bold colors

Urbanears' headphones are super popular, thanks in no small part to their durable, practical design. At just $30, the Sumpman, a set of earbud/in-ear hybrids, are one of the better deals the company has issued yet. But how do they sound?