Pros
- sound, battery
Cons
- Microphones are terrible
Pros
- Sound at the highest level, excellent detail, sophisticated noise reduction (11 settings), convenient control, wired / wireless connection and modern design, perhaps.
Cons
- Haven't found it in months (yet)
Pros
- Good design, good noise canceling
Cons
- Unfortunately, the noise canceling does not completely cover the sounds from the metro, the fit on the head and the design are specific . Be sure to measure before buying . The sound quality after purchase is very dry, there is very little bass (I already wound up EQ), I go to warm it up, I hope that they will play fully.
Pros
- The best noise canceling I've ever heard (and I've been using ANC headphones for 6 years now and have tried all the big names in the category). Impressive. They sit comfortably, can be worn for 5 hours a day, do not press. Bluetooth 5.0, connect with two devices. Decent battery life and fast charging. Just a cosmic look. The level of noise isolation is really distinguishable. According to the interlocutors, excellent microphones. Touch control is ok, the buttons work well: quickly turn on, turn off, put into pairing mode. Switch between already paired devices quickly.
Cons
- The assembly raises no questions, but the materials and design are so "licked" that they will not be able to age with dignity. By comparison, the B&W PX7 evoke the opposite impression. The sound of Bose is not that "bad", but not mine, so I personally did not particularly like them for music. They don't play over USB-C audio. It's a pity. There is no AptX support, only AAC and SDC. Not important to me, but definitely worth mentioning. The application connects via Bluetooth LE and if the headphones are already connected to two devices, it will not be able to connect and will not show a clear error. Most will probably never notice.
Pros
- New design. Noise suppression. More fine-tuning of sound insulation, which was so lacking in the QC 35. Convenient management. The sound, as always, is top notch.
Cons
- Does not stack like QC 35.
Pros
- Excellent sound, I think you can safely rate 7 out of 10. They work for 14 hours without charging. Very lightweight design - this is especially felt if you work in them in the office for several hours. Charging via USB-C 🥳
Cons
- Touch control for an amateur. I don’t really like that the headphones connect to all devices at once - to a laptop, phone, etc. Probably there is some sense in this, but it's not very convenient for me. More competitors already know how to detect the removal of headphones and pause. There is no such thing here 😥 But in general, these are trifles.
Pros
- Comfortable enough. Excellent noise cancellation. Ambient sound mode (see below). Adequate touch control. Sound quality. USB-C Multipoint. bluetooth 5.0 Design. :) The quality of materials and assembly. Assistant support. Great job as a headset.
Cons
- Price. Slightly less comfortable in the headband than the Bose 35 II or Sony 1000 MX3. The application is buggy, it does not reconnect to the headphones the first time, but it is needed 1-2 times to configure and ate the firmware. Glitch: sometimes after a long press on the ANC button (stops playback and turns on the world), the volume of headphones (not BT) drops to zero. Close door slams are transmitted noiselessly, but not much.
Pros
- - good sound - good microphone (suitable for online conferences) - good soundproofing
Cons
- - they work disgustingly with two devices (periodically "lags" and "quacks" the sound) - management is done so-so - not very intuitive and some options are missing - battery doesn't last very long - can only be controlled from a mobile phone (no application for windows / mac)
Pros
- Good noise canceller. Super sound quality.
Cons
- Not the first time after turning on the headphones, the noise canceling turns on. Uncomplicated construction. Touch control (here to whom as)
Pros
- - excellent noise reduction, better than anyone else on the market, including Sony, the only headphones that could somehow drown out the constantly strumming people in the background - very light, soft and comfortable, fit perfectly on the head, a pleasure to use - design, well, just sooo beautiful, just the first couple of days I could not tear myself away from them - good sound (for me, but I'm not an audiophile or whatever) - the presence of multipoint (the ability to connect to 2 devices at the same time), which their main competitors cannot - USB-C finally, no need to think every time which way to charge them - convenient control, yes a sensor, but a convenient sensor, you don’t need to get used to it too much, part of the functionality was left on the buttons
Cons
- - the price, well, very expensive, I tried to persuade my toad for six months - due to the lightness and "gentle" fit on the head, they are not very tight and they can be dropped during a sharp movement, for the same reason it is not very convenient to run with them - no mixing of sound from different sources (neither with multipoint nor with scoring events: volume, connections, battery level, noise reduction level) - you can’t listen while charging, and in no way, even through an audio wire, you can’t even understand the percentage of charge, only if it’s fully charged, it stops blinking - if you hang the headphones around your neck when they are not needed, then the cups turn outward, not inward, like in Sony, which is less convenient
Pros
- - "normal" sound for a device that does not support AptX and other codecs; - good autonomy, BUT not the best in this price range; - fresh design, against the background of competitors' proposals; - noise reduction, at a very high level; - do not get tired ears / head, BUT leatherette, sweat a little; - compact case; - good in the role of a headset, the interlocutors hear well, even in noisy places;
Cons
- - no AptX and other codecs (perhaps the sound could be better); - not very comfortable to wear around the neck; - leatherette, respectively, sweat (not like in Sony) ears; - periodically, after turning on the mute mode, the volume drops to 0; - no synchronization between the volume on the phone / laptop with the volume on the phone (Android); - after reconnecting to the laptop, during playback, with a frequency of 2 seconds, playback is interrupted (it is treated by turning Bluetooth on / off on the laptop); - there is no way to easily replace the ear pads; - sometimes lose connection (extremely rare);
Pros
- Excellent work of the noise reduction system, including the headset mode. Allows you to communicate without problems in noisy rooms like cafes or open space offices.
Cons
- There are no significant ones.
Pros
- Design. Noise canceling quality. Sound quality. Listening duration.
Pros
- Sound, noise reduction, design. Much has already been said about the benefits.
Cons
- I have been using headphones for 4 months. I'm giving it a bad rating for 2 reasons: 1) The ear pads have come apart at the seam (new ones cost ~1500). I have this for the first time. Even the cheapest and most ordinary ears lasted about a year. 2) Constantly there are some incomprehensible situations with the battery charge. It is written that the ears hold a charge up to 20 hours. I just took it off the charge, it said that I have 12 hours. Less critical disadvantages for me: 3) Sometimes there are some incomprehensible situations with bluetooth connection. It starts some kind of electronic noise, then it starts endlessly saying "connected to .". 4) They began to creak sometimes.
Pros
- Eleven-mode noise isolation, excellent speech and music detail, design and comfort
Cons
- Expensive
Pros
- - sound from Bose - that says it all - noise reduction system - chic - lightweight, compact enough for this class of headphones - very good ear pads - very convenient touch control system for music/call - the quality of the microphone. If you talk, they hear you very clearly, even if it is very noisy around the speaker. Microphones cut off all unnecessary noise - design - durable cables and case included
Cons
- More like quibbles: - do not add up (but is it necessary?) - it is not clear that with moisture / dust protection - the operating time could be longer, but the declared 20 hours is enough. I drive 40-60 minutes to and from work. I use it on the weekend. I listen constantly. Enough for ~ 9-10 days - if you hang it around your neck, the drivers look up, that is, they are completely open, which is bad Comment: Bought on 12/11/19 at the office. the seller on the cart. Thank you very much manager Yuriy for explanations and patience. After listening to remove them and not buy - it is impossible.
Pros
- Sound, active noise reduction, design, convenience.
Cons
- If you walk like me without a backpack or a bag, sometimes there will be difficulties with where to put the headphones, because due to the design of the darling there is no way to fold them, although if you really try hard they fit in your jacket pocket.
