Review on Shure AONIC 50 Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones (White) by Ar Bl Srivastava ᠌

This is the SECOND PAIR of these headphones and the pros and cons described apply to both. After I passed the first pair of these ears, I listened to almost all the headphones with APTX-LL available today, and as a result, I returned to the Shurams again, because. the rest of the ears sound pale in comparison. Beyerdynamic lagoon anc seemed the closest in sound, but they literally crumble after a couple of months (the Chinese poured the wrong additive into the plastic), Momentum 3 wireless, having a much more pleasant bass, again sound "crumpled" and faded compared to Aonic 50, FiiO EH3 It was not possible to listen to NC due to the lack of supplies to stores, Pioneer HDJ-X5BT and Sinha 350/450 sound much worse. In fact, these headphones can be assessed by their very appearance - classic puritanical Americans, farmed out to China. After all, this is not a noble business, a respected company from the USA to deal with all these hipster blues. Therefore, having made the headphones themselves, the venerable Shure gave their true brothers to the Chinese to turn them into a bluetooth device. But the inhabitants of China are cunning guys and, due to the lack of supervision from the American partners, they fulfilled the contract to the minimum, so much so that any whistle (bluetooth receiver) for $10 works better than these headphones for $300! And it would be okay after the release of Shure, they came to their senses and gave these Chinese hands a hand, but no, headphone software ates every HALF YEAR and version 0.7 2 years after the release, the Americans consider it the norm. In short TLDR: If used with only 1 device (no mic) or wired, these ears are a good 4-5/5 stars. If with more than 1 device - 2/5.