🎧 Surface Headphones by Microsoft Review

I really like these headphones. The microphone is excellent, everyone hears me well. Thanks to bluetooth 5, the ears never lose connection. With its pros. Lightweight, soft ear pads, hold their shape. The ear does not sweat. The sound is excellent. ANC with multiple levels. Type-C, convenient. Simultaneous connection to multiple devices works like some kind of magic. I just listened to music from the computer and then a call comes from the phone. Cons below: The battery lasts for a day or two…

So I looked at the reviews, I'm going on a trip next week and I was looking for some noise canceling headphones. I decided to try them. I received them and they were almost fully charged in 11 hours from unboxing. So I synced my Surface Headphones to my desktop PC, Lg Gram laptop, iPad and Pixel. Everything works great, what really impressed me is that it's easy to move from one machine to another. When I left the house today, it automatically connected to my phone. I used my iPad when I got…

When you spend a lot of money on noise-cancelling headphones, what is one of the most important features? Answer: noise reduction. This is a very neat feature that allows you to customize noise reduction. Sometimes I find myself in a situation where I want to hear background noise. But with noise-cancelling turned on at its highest level, I can still clearly hear surrounding noises (like conversations or other music) — unless I turn the music up to full volume to drown out those noises. There…

NOISE/SOUND: The floor above me creaks, music plays in the distance, dogs run around - the noise cancellation blocks it all really well. The sound is great, I've seen reviews saying the sound is inferior to the Bose and Sony equivalents, but I guarantee I won't be able to tell any noticeable difference between the two when testing this. COMFORT: They get really uncomfortable after about 1.5 hours of wearing them on my head, which is pretty bad for airplanes, but good for school work, I've found

I mainly use it for work. My setup is a MacBook Pro and an Android phone (Samsung Galaxy S8). My office has an open plan concept, so it can be a little distracting at times. Many employees prefer to use headphones to focus on their work. They are also very comfortable to wear for hours in the office or on the go. Some products irritate your skin with prolonged use. Let's be realistic, we don't use headphones all the time during the day. It's only when we need to concentrate, or when we're on a…

These headphones compete head-to-head with the Sony 1000XM3 and Bose QC35II. So if you decide to buy $350 noise-cancelling wireless headphones, it's wise to check out all 3. Noise-cancelling: (Surface Headphones == Sony 1000XM3) > Bose QC35II. The quality of noise cancellation on the Surface and the Sony is very similar, both costing a lot more than the Bose. I don't really understand why, but Bose's NC gives me an odd headache, and it's not just the QC35 line, it's also the QC20 in-ear…

my Jabra 370 - I tried Bose QuietComfort 35 Series II - Bose SoundLink II - Microsoft Surface and all three failed. Best sound quality Bose QC35. Surface doesn't work with iPhone X and iPad Pro. ROOM - Failure It turns out that the Jabra 370 is great for office communications, but not for taming a noisy office. Our company just switched to a new open office design. That means no walls, no offices, a solid open plan space with tables, work and meeting areas. I had an office until we moved and…