Pros
- Space audio function, convenience, sound quality, and autonomy.
Cons
- No travel case, no cost.
Pros
- Sound quality is excellent, active noise cancellation is excellent, the transparency mode is passable, the autonomy is good (the battery life is lengthy), and the black and metallic gray design is sleek. Some hues, such as pink, pale green, and blue, are excessively ostentatious. Durable and expertly crafted
Cons
- All standard, over-the-ear, enveloping, full-sized Bluetooth -headphones from other reasonable, rational, practical manufacturers who, unlike apple, think not only about their own profit at any cost, but also about the interests and convenience of u Since Apple has forced the industry to abandon the minijack in smartphones and headphones, this will not function with AirPods Max. Since there is only one infamous lightning port, you must choose between charging and listening when the headphones are dead; you cannot charge them through lightning (or microUSB / Type-C, like headphones from other manufacturers) while listening via the AUX wire. In general, it is impractical and unreasonable for Apple to follow the current trend of eliminating the audio connection despite all of the hype it has generated. Apple is so cheap that they don't even include a standard AUX cable with these expensive headphones, instead forcing you to shell out an extra $360 for a proprietary mini-Jack 3.5mm - lightning cable. A dolce & gabbana–style handbag in a stock carrying box, or vice versa. Then again, someone might like strolling about with such a "handbag"
Pros
- Great design. iPhone compatibility is perfect. Noise cancellation works well. These fit the head comfortably. They are ideal as an accessory because they are stylish and fashionable. The color blue is wonderful.
Cons
- Poor audio. Well, or rather, how - the sound is at the same volume as AirPods pro regular, which cost 14,000 dollars. A little enhanced sound quality and noise reduction. Subjectively, 20 percent better. Not what you would anticipate from full-size headphones. I purchased it to test at home in conjunction with wireless full-size momentums that I had previously purchased. I forced myself to love them with all of my might (which, by the way, are one and a half times cheaper). The pods don't have enough energy. No one asks for a cheap, booming bass, but damn it, give fire! At least some kind of energy in the music would be nice. The bass is not exactly "smooth," but rather absent. No. In Roxane by Sting and the Police, you don't really hear any drum beats or bass guitar. Furthermore, there is direct pressure on healthy ears!)) High frequencies in the other direction, tsyk tsyk tsyk. I tried using an equalizer to adjust it, but it made no sense.
Pros
- Style and music.
Cons
- The load. Quite a burden.
Pros
- High-quality sound, all-day battery life, and comfortable, well-ventilated ear cushions mean that your ears won't get fatigued and won't sweat even when you wear the headphones for long periods of time.
Cons
- Even with headphones of ordinary quality, the sound is still substantially inferior to that of wired headphones.
Pros
- Lovely sound, with strong highs and solid midrange. With such fine fidelity, one can pick up on subtleties that were before unnoticed. The fabrics are gorgeous and of the highest quality.
Cons
- BASS. Minimal in size; not suitable for headphones of any significant size.
Pros
- Excellent in terms of both its appearance and its ergonomics. If you're already invested in the Apple ecosystem, you won't have any other choices.
Cons
- The high cost is the only significant downside of these headphones.
Pros
- They are produced, like everything else from Apple, with high-quality materials that cost a lot of money. They are gorgeous, retain a charge for a long time, and fit comfortably on the head.
Cons
- everything else. Price, weight, and sound. Design.
Pros
- Tones, fabrics, sartorial ease, and style.
Cons
- The opposite is true. By purchasing a new cover from Ali for $600, we were able to fix the issue with the old one. In every way, he watches out for them.
Pros
- The perfect Bluetooth headphones have finally been developed.
Cons
- When it comes to keeping out dirt and debris, the case falls short.
Pros
- Excellent quality of sound. These wireless headphones, unlike any others, actually provide comfort. Excellent noise suppressor. The grade of construction is even better than Sony's thousand series (although Sonya is almost 3 times cheaper).
Cons
- Not light by any means. In cold weather, headphones made of aluminum can become uncomfortable to use because of the metal's conductivity to heat.
Pros
- We looked at how well they worked with Apple's ecosystem, how long the battery lasted, how long the phone stayed charged, how nice the sound was, how comfy the noise cancellation was, and how well built they were.
Cons
- The cost, albeit $40 is sufficient compensation if you can get it.
Pros
- Sound quality, usability, a broad range of uses, construction quality, comfort when worn, superior noise reduction, and a good microphone.
Cons
- There are advantages and disadvantages to fabric earplugs. It's not as horrible as they claim the cover is. He probably won't protect himself with a backpack containing saws, nails, and screws, but everything is acceptable in a business briefcase. The person adjacent can hear the music if it is played loudly. You won't listen on one bed.
Pros
- superior soundproofing, ease of use, soft landings, and a low ambient noise level
Cons
- Sorry, but the phone call isn't going well because my voice isn't coming through well over the road noise.
Pros
- Plus sound! This has the finest sound quality of any wireless options available right now. Of the vast majority of wired ones, even the best. plus layout, construction, fitting comfort, and ergonomics. The volume control knob is easy to turn and features a smooth, gradual increase/decrease in volume. A nuance, though, exists (read on)! The greatest option is the transparent mode, because not only can you hear others well, but the clarity of the sound is also outstanding. There is no plus or negative for what follows. It's worth noting that many authors discuss the "scene" in their work. No, please don't tell me there isn't a big picture. Or, it's not significantly bigger than other HIGH-QUALITY headphones. Maybe people just have various mental images of what a "scene" is. Although headphones may seem like a convenient solution, they really make it rather challenging to create a scene explosion. So, relatively dispassionate folks will recall the evaluations' gushing praise for the "broadest stage" but remain befuddled as to where they can actually experience it. Apple's ability to create a sound with an unstrangled midrange and good resolution is the key to this "scene's" success; the singer's voice now sounds so unforced that you may even swear she's singing directly into your ears. While these headphones do have a similar tone, there are others available as well. Two more ear replicas in my hands produce an identical noise. Which? If one is truly interested in discovering the answer to the question "who wants," he will have no trouble doing so. However, I should point you that if you want to find out the answer for yourself, through sheer force of will, you will discover (if your hearing is in good working order!) that 98% of the range of stores sounds quite mediocre. Cool as it is, noise cancellation may eliminate not just constant background noise or hum, but also any other audible background noise. I can say unequivocally that I am unaware of it. He's not below earplugs in quality!
Cons
- - price. Yet, this is conditional on the presence of an audible competitive edge. That's right, he is. For clarification, read on. - Android users are excluded from some features, and we're back to complaining about the cost once more. - a cheap and repulsive case that looks like it was "designed" by a caveman instead of an Apple engineer. - intensity. It's sufficient for me, but it may appear inadequate to others. Look at the evidence right now. The music is loud, but not deafening. They're limited to "only loud" (no "extremely" allowed) To silence unwanted sounds. On day two, I wore Misses last, after everyone else. Then something happened that I hadn't anticipated and hadn't felt on day one: when I put the bowls on my head, I experienced a sensation similar to being pressed (or drawn in) that caused me to feel like I was almost in a vacuum, both audibly and physically. Also, this is not exactly a warm and fuzzy sensation. Just how long can you remain seated? Yet, it is important to remember that noise reduction is not silence; rather, it is a specific type of sound wave; hence, hearing aid fatigue is possible and ultimately depends on the degree to which an individual is resistant to or intolerant of the device. Hearing isn't the only sense in which I excel. There's no music playing, so the only question is whether or not the discomfort of an inaudible but tactile sound wave will cause me to tire of the headphones any sooner than usual. It's important that you keep it in mind. Nonetheless, it's probably pointless to cause a panic. Yet, the experience of switching to Misses from another pair of headphones is remarkable due to the claustrophobic sensation it evokes.
Pros
- Excellent audio, visuals, and the Apple ecosystem
Cons
- Consider the cost and the weight.
