Review on Jabra Elite 85h Wireless Headphones Titanium Black by Jnis ubars ᠌

The headset was taken as a whole for active noise reduction, instead of the Bose QC35II, whose noise reduction the manufacturer killed with the latest firmware, which can be read on the Bose forum, which is googled for the keywords "Bose QC 35 ii firmware 4.5.2". Moderators do not give a direct link here. In general, I am almost satisfied with the purchase. Almost - because the noise reduction still does not reach the Bose QC35II until the last ate. Presses not all extraneous noise or presses them insufficiently in my opinion. Although - it presses much better than on the Sennheiser Momentum Over-Ear Wireless (M2 AEBT). As a result, after half a week of field trials, the secret of the Red Army was revealed to me. The effectiveness of the noise reduction depends on the correct fit of the headphones on the ears (sorry for the tautology). All these days I was surprised by its "floating" efficiency - sometimes there is silence in the metro train, then - as if there is no noise reduction. The secret is simple and lies in the fastening of the speaker cups to the headband - this form of fastening, by default, does not press the cups to the skull with maximum density, which makes the noise reduction go crazy and its efficiency drops dramatically. If you play around with the location of the headphones on your head and the cups on your ears, you can get almost the ideal noise reduction. In my understanding, of course. However - either the headphones "warmed up", or something else - they began to sound quite good.