There's nothing wrong with people buying things that they like more than other things for whatever reason. Audio is especially subjective compared to other prod

There's nothing wrong with people buying things that they like more than other things for whatever reason. Audio is especially subjective compared to other products, possibly one of the most subjective product categories in consumer electronics. Blind listening tests also aren't a silver bullet for headphones. Fidelity is just one factor in deciding whether the product is right for you, other things like headband quality, general fit, comfort, weight, etc all play into whether or not you'll like it. But the overall point I'm making is that none of this is obvious from looking at a spec sheet, you need to try it yourself, IRL.