Motörheadphönes Motörizer

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

0
Average:

0
Bad:

3

Pros:

The Motorizers feature distinctive Motorhead branding and a very rock-friendly sound; lack of a bass bump also makes them suited to most styles of music; detachable cables.
Does not distort on deep bass at maximum volume. Deep lows and sculpted highs geared towards rock, hip hop, electronic music. Includes two detachable cables, one with inline remote and microphone.

Cons:

Build quality is a little cheap-feeling; the presence boost can make the headphones a little tiring to listen to after a while; they don't fold flat and so are less portable than other DJ headphones; they're plasticky and the earcups attract lint. Woul......
Low-grade materials. Overly sibilant on certain tracks. Rubber headband is not comfortable. Half-hardwired connection point negates much of the advantage of a detachable cable

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Last revision on January 20, 2015

Reviewers Liked

The Motorizers feature distinctive Motorhead branding and a very rock-friendly sound; lack of a bass bump also makes them suited to most styles of music; detachable cables
Does not distort on deep bass at maximum volume. Deep lows and sculpted highs geared towards rock, hip hop, electronic music. Includes two detachable cables, one with inline remote and microphone

Reviewers Didn't Like

Build quality is a little cheap-feeling; the presence boost can make the headphones a little tiring to listen to after a while; they don't fold flat and so are less portable than other DJ headphones; they're plasticky and the earcups attract lint. Woul
Low-grade materials. Overly sibilant on certain tracks. Rubber headband is not comfortable. Half-hardwired connection point negates much of the advantage of a detachable cable

Expert reviews and ratings

The Motorheadphones Motorizers look and sound very rock-and-roll, but need a little more attention to the build...

By cnet on June 27, 2013

The Motörheadphones Motörizer delivers distortion-free audio, but the physical design is poorly...

By PC Mag on March 25, 2013

—Looking for a set of high-quality headphones that were designed for screaming rock music instead of music with over-processed and overdriven bass tracks? Enter the Motörizer Over-the-Ear Headphones from Motörheadphönes. Designed by rock 'n' roll...

By Android Central on July 16, 2013

If you're a fan, of course you're going to want a pair of these, the top-end – but still reasonably priced – members of the Motörheadphönes line-up. They don't deliver enough bass for folk whose tastes tend toward hip-hop and such, but there are plenty...

By theregister.co.uk on November 30, 2012

Il n'y a pas que les big boss du rap américain ou les starlettes d'un R'nB français qui peuvent avoir des casques à leur image. Le groupe Motörhead se lance dans la bataille avec des modèles qui ont déjà fait du bruit et risquent d'en faire encore...

By Ere Numérique on March 07, 2013

Le Motörizer est finalement similaire au bomber le seul changement vient de sa conception circum-aural. Verdict : sibilance et manque de confort. Motörheadphönes Motörizer Les Numériques...

By Les Numériques on January 24, 2013

Le marché des casques audio se porte très bien et il serait même sur le point de dépasser celui de la Hi-Fi. L'offre est maintenant pléthorique et, pour se démarquer, chaque constructeur redouble d'efforts en matière de créativité et de...

By Ere Numérique on March 15, 2013