Review on Edifier W820NB Headphones - Hybrid ANC - Hi-Res Audio - 49H Battery Life - Bluetooth Over Ear Wireless Headphones for Phone Calls - Black by Agata Warda ᠌

Name: Edifier W820NB Headphones - Hybrid ANC - Hi-Res Audio - 49H Battery Life - Bluetooth Over Ear Wireless Headphones for Phone Calls - Black
Item: Edifier W820NB Headphones - Hybrid ANC - Hi-Res Audio - 49H Battery Life - Bluetooth Over Ear Wireless Headphones for Phone Calls - Black
Rating: 4

February 23, 2023

Everything is fine, there are only minor drawbacks.

Charging and connecting to a computer via USB-C. For someone it is important that there is USB-C, I would be more comfortable with a minijack so that I can include it in a sound card. When switching from cheap JBLs, of course, the difference is noticeable. In short, comfortable, for daily use and for those who are still looking for sound, not appearance. I'll put 4, but it's such a "four plus". Quality and durability will show time. My headphones don't last long :)

As for the price: what is cheap in the current realities? If you search, you can find.
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Pros

+ First impression of sound quality. + Medium and high frequencies. + Good readability and sound detail. Pleasant enough stereo, in general, for any style of music can be used, separate tracks of the party are heard. Of course, the full disclosure of the sound was probably on devices that support aptx, somehow I will compare and try to supplement the comment + Mobility, the ability to use the buttons, take a call, call Siri, switch the track. + Run time with ANC enabled. + Noise reduction, has three modes (in general, more is not needed). I compared noise canceling with Soundcore LifeTune from a friend, it dampens noise no worse, somewhere even better. + Soft ear cushions (ears do not sweat), soft headband, light, the head does not get tired, they sit perfectly. + Availability of the application

Cons

- at first there were enough bottoms, but when you get used to it, it seems that they are not enough - I connect to an iPhone and there is no equalizer in the application, where I could pull out a little bottoms. Maybe this is not an issue on android. -sometimes rough assembly of plastic, corners, especially together where the flight is regulated. -probably the main disadvantage, when the noise reduction is turned on and you, for example, go to the subway and the doors slam shut, then at the moment of closing, there is some kind of sound distortion. It's minor, but I notice it in some closed spaces when there's a harsh sound, or if you jump with headphones on. Maybe this is such a feature of noise reduction. -if you ride a bike, the wind still gives a noticeable rumble, I don’t know how much this factor is compensated by other manufacturers, I haven’t compared it yet. - a cover would be a huge plus, because they don’t fold into a backpack too much and it’s scary to throw it, but this would add to the price