Audiofly AF240 Review
In the era of bass-forward headphones, Audiofly's AF240 can be considered an outlier. At $249.99, the AF240 delivers crisp, clear audio with basically zero bass boosting through its comfortable, stylish frames. But even audiophiles seeking flat response headphones might find the audio occasionally sounding a bit thin, and at top volumes, the AF240 can run into minor distortion issues. From a design standpoint, the headphones look and feel great, with Audiofly employing quality materials to achieve a secure, comfortable fit. A detachable cable with an inline remote control and microphone adds value to the AF240's high price, but there is plenty of worthy competition in this price range.
DesignThe AF240 has a simple, refined design that sets itself apart from the crowd with unique, eye-catching materials. The top of the headband is lined with thick, grainy leather with suede edges and the earcups and underside of the headband are stuffed with memory foam. The headphones self-adjust...
The Audiofly AF240 looks and feels great, but the headphones are light on bass and can run into distortion problems on certain tracks.
Delivers solid, clear audio performance at moderate volume levels; Detachable cable with inline remote and mic; Good-looking design with leather and memory foam accents for comfortable, secure fit
Distorts at top volumes on deep bass tracks; Not for those seeking big bass, can often sound thin