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

Total - normal sound, premium look, interesting stuffing (5th bluetooth, a good set of codecs). Is it worth the money - everyone decides for himself. I was satisfied with reservations. Pros: I won’t paint the sound - all felt-tip pens are different in taste and color, because taste, I’ll just say - it suited me. The landing is comfortable, I won’t say that you can sit all day and not feel discomfort, but quite to yourself. Aesthetics of an expensive device, high-quality materials. Not a bad job of "anti-noise reduction" - when the sound of the environment is broadcast through the built-in microphones, I use the functionality all the time. Cons: There is nothing to compare noise reduction with, but based on the declared functionality, I was not struck. When working from home, it may not drown out the call of the spouse from the next room with the door closed. For me personally, noise reduction is not particularly interesting in principle, so I don’t consider it a drawback, it may be important for someone. The bow can crackle - at first glance, this is not due to poor assembly quality, it sits quite confidently and tightly, but what it is, let's see what will result in the future. I would like a little more free fastening in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe ears - in order to turn the cups, you need to make a directly tangible physical effort. Again, perhaps in the future they will loosen up, but at the moment it is strange. The most annoying moment - the manufacturer claims charging from zero to full in two hours. This indicator can only be achieved if you use the wire from the box - all other wires can puff for 4-6 hours and not charge the headphones to full. Apple stuff in all its glory, how long this wire will live is a question.