In my opinion, Sordin did not take proper care of promoting these headphones – it's difficult to find any reliable reviews online, and I didn't even know about their existence until the beginning of this year, even though I usually keep up with technological news. I think they appeared on the market at the beginning of last year. I suspect that their high price might discourage potential customers, as I believe they are a bit too expensive for their capabilities. The headphones come in a plain box – inside there is an anonymous AA battery, a manual, and the set itself. In my view, for such a price Sordin should have included a charger and a rechargeable battery, and the lack of these extras looks like an attempt to cut costs. Now that I've listed the downsides, let me move on to the positives. I previously used the Supreme Pro-X, but the T2 are better in many respects. The sound quality is noticeably higher – cleaner and more realistic, and the availability of several modes (tactical, comfort, double, ambient off) is useful in various situations. I swapped the foam pads for gel ones because the former were uncomfortable for long-term use. The headband is adjusted by unscrewing four screws, not sliding – in my opinion, this is a better solution because the headband moves more smoothly and doesn't get accidentally readjusted, as was the case with the Supreme Pro-X. I also appreciate the new battery system – previously, removing two AAA batteries was cumbersome, now you just unscrew the cap and one AA battery pops out, so you no longer need to shake it out of the headphones. The build quality is, in my opinion, very high. I even used them during heavy rain and they still work, which suggests they are waterproof.
