Bang &Amp Headphones and Over-Ear Headphones Review

I compared the sound quality of these headphones to the Audeze Penrose and the Penrose wins despite being a lot cheaper. They have a good sound but $500 isn't good enough, it should be great but it isn't. Touch controls are not ideal for this type of device. Portals have great build quality, but if the sound doesn't justify the price then it's not worth it. I think these headphones would make sense if they cost $250-300, no more.

The headset is excellent! Well designed and comfortable. The sound is also excellent. My problem is that I bought a used headset that was still registered to its previous owner. In this case, you cannot use the Bang & Olufsen app to fine-tune your headset settings. In any case, the microphone was disabled and there was no way to enable it. A word of warning, don't buy used unless you want to risk getting a pair that has never been deregistered. Otherwise it's a great headphone.

Expensive and honestly if there were 400 I would be perfectly satisfied. Considering it costs the same as an Xbox, it's hard to feel this good when the purchase is a value purchase. However I love it! Beats headphones came along, and everything is much better in terms of comfort and sound. I listen to more hip hop and when I turn on the bass with headphones it still sounds clean and clear. I also use it for my Xbox and games, it's great for first person shooters. Its design and the fact that it

Where to start. deal breaker? In the last 2 minutes of playing Warzone these portals went offline and I was unable to contact my squad. I'm sitting 5 feet from the Xbox Series X in a straight line. That was the last straw. What I didn't like: Connection issues, lots of squeaky static noises about 3 times per game session, sometimes losing connection for 10 seconds at a time. The controls worked, but you had to take the time to really get a feel for where you were in the headphones and gently…