Review on Shure AONIC 50 Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones (White) by Nakaishi Kiyoshi ᠌

The booth had the opportunity to compare Shure, Sony WH-1000XM4, Sennheiser Momentum M3. The Sennheiser Momentum M3 turned out to be the best in terms of sound in them, so to speak, there is bass and it sounds expensive, I can also say that the sound is very balanced, there is even nothing to complain about. Sony WH-1000XM4 against their background is a kindergarten with cheap bass that scores everything in a row - this is not serious at all. As for Shure, there is very little bass (especially after Sony) and I didn’t like them at all for the first few minutes. But I periodically continued to compare these three in different genres head-on, I came to the conclusion: that Shure sound crystal clear and every instrument, every movement is audible. After Sony, it feels like I switched from cassette to CD. Naturally, you need to listen to yourself, because. everyone has their own taste and preferences. Appearance: Sony liked the most because. they are compact and light, you can take them with you everywhere, you can sit in the office, on the plane, in the subway. Shure seems to me more for home use, yet the design is more massive. At the same time, Sony is a set of plastic, but Shure and Sennheiser look much stronger. Fit: Sennheiser (perfect), Shure (good), Sony (good, but a little tight). In general: after all the tests and weighing all the pros and cons, I settled on the golden mean Shure. I also want to pay attention: you need to understand exactly what the headphones are for Watching TV: headphones must support aptX, and preferably aptX LL. Android phone: headphones must support aptX HD, and preferably LDAC. Win 10 PC: Headphones must support aptX.