Review on Grey Hazel Beoplay H8 Wireless On-Ear Headphone with Active Noise Cancelling from Bang & Olufsen by Bali Bali ᠌

A monstrous disappointment with B&O as a company. The network is littered with complaints, they do nothing. I also use the H2 wireless speaker with a promised duration of up to 24 hours. At maximum power, it hardly lasts for 1 hour. Different pros: 1. Design. The coolest of all such devices that I had to hold in my hands. Let's put it this way: perhaps these are the only headphones that look harmoniously with an iPhone (hazel gray + space gray). A minimum of plastic, a maximum of natural materials. 2. Sound. Great balance without overpowering the bass. Natural vocals, great classical sounds. Electronics lovers will also not yawn. 3. Management. Thoughtful and intuitive, everything works perfectly. With its cons. Only one. But the one that made me get rid of the purchase was a wireless connection. In the rooms everything is more or less working normally. But it is worth going out into open spaces, as the sound begins to be interrupted. Phone in the right front pants pocket - 5-10 interruptions per track. In the left, already 20-30. The back pocket finally buries the idea to listen to at least something. The guys who sold the headphones offered to test another pair. The result is the same. The only option is to tape the iPhone to the headphones. Therefore, advice to everyone: before buying, test your pair on the street, away from the walls. Maybe you'll have better luck than me. Generally google "beoplay h8 problem".