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BrandShure
ColorBrown
Connectivity TechnologyWireless
Model NameAONIC 50
Form FactorOver Ear

Description of Shure Cancelling Headphones Studio Quality Technology Cell Phones & Accessories

PREMIUM WIRELESS STUDIO-QUALITY SOUND: Engineered from decades of professional experience. No cords. No wires. Just pure listening anywhere you go. ADJUSTABLE NOISE CANCELLING & ENVIRONMENT MODE: Eliminate distractions for a truly immersive listening experience and hear the outside world with the flip of a switch. BLUETOOTH 5 WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY: Enhanced stability and a range of up to 30 feet (10 meters). Pairs to phones, tablets and laptops. UP TO 20 HOURS BATTERY LIFE: Uninterrupted audio wherever you go – on the train, on an airplane, at work or at home. LONG-WEARING COMFORT & DURABILITY: Built to withstand the rigors of the road. Folds flat for portability with protective carrying case. PREMIUM HEADPHONE AMPLIFIER: Supports multiple codecs including Qualcomm aptX, aptX HD, aptX Low Latency audio, Sony LDAC, AAC, and SBC. CONNECT TO WIRED SOURCES: Includes 3.5mm analog audio input to stay connected to any device, including airplane entertainment systems, or USB-C digital input for charging and High-Resolution audio. ShurePlus PLAY APP: Customize your EQ, noise cancellation and Environment Mode levels. Free to download for iOS and Android. FINGERTIP CONTROLS: Quick access to answer calls, activate voice assistant, adjust volume, or pause your music with the push of a button. IN THE BOX: Free 2-YEAR WARRANTY included, AONIC 50 Wireless Headphones, protective carrying case, 3.5mm audio cable and a USB-C charging cable.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

After three years with the Microlab T1, I upgraded to the Edifier 830bt. After roughly the same amount of time, the Edifier 830bt are still functioning, but I don't think I'll be able to enjoy listening to them much longer. You should now have a complete understanding of why I switched to the Shure Aonic 50. You should also now understand why I caught such a WOW effect. You put them on, and after five minutes you forget that you had anything on your head, they are light, and here is the…

Pros
  • Quality of construction and materials, as well as, of course, sound, sound, and sound once again. All of the available codecs, button control (just what I was searching for, although Sony has their own joke!). There is an application on the phone; I use an android, and I updated the firmware on the headphones using that application. These turned out to be the happy medium in my expectations, taking into account all of the benefits and drawbacks associated with the 30,000 area headphones.
Cons
  • I've been using them for about two weeks now, and I can say that during the first week, I had a hard time getting used to the fit (you always remember that they are on your head). I believe that with continued use, I will become more accustomed to the fit, but there is currently no state of comfort (what I am talking about, more in the comments). If you are not yet satisfied with the price of 30,000 won, this is most certainly not a downside (high-quality products should not be sold at low prices), look for reductions; sooner or later, they will slip somewhere. (taken for 16.8k). Another thing to consider is how you look. While I do not place a great deal of importance on how I look (it doesn't matter what other people think, the most important thing is that you feel oh. good), there is such a thing as a moment. Another button for the environment and the noise reduction did not operate; therefore, you need to clearly dose the effort in order to get into the appropriate posture. And finally, Shumodav - I don't use it that often, but I did try it out on Sonya, and in this case, it seems to be a less effective option.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A really necessary purchase, I'm glad I found this product.

These have been used for about a year with no issues. There isn't a single fissure in the skin. In other words, I can give my stamp of approval.

Pros
  • After nearly a year of regular use, I can say that I am completely content with my headphones. Even without active noise cancellation, I enjoy sufficient silence to carry on normal activities, like as working in an office setting. This has such a beautiful tone. I don't even own an equalizer since I prefer the way things sound when they're left alone. A favorite AC/DC album sounds fantastic, with a full and airy sound. The headphones' design is sturdy, the headphones themselves are cool to the touch, and both the ear pads and the bezel are comfortable to wear. Intriguingly, they can be hooked together. Nothing is wrong with management, either. I'm completely content with them.
Cons
  • In any case, I only ever use full-size headphones at work, so the inability to fold the headphones isn't a deal breaker.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A good product, more pros than cons.

In these headphones, in addition to listening to music, I use them to play the guitar, for this purpose they also do an excellent job. I did not give 5 stars only because of the ear pads. It's not hard to put them on, but still.

Pros
  • - Sound (especially for instrumental music: rock, jazz, blues., i. E. where there are live instruments). Everything sounds pretty detailed. - Build quality.
Cons
  • - A year later, the ear cushion came off the earpiece. I wrote to shur: they replied that this is a common problem, now they do not work in 2022 :(, otherwise they would have replaced it for free. - do not add up. It is inconvenient to take them on the road with you. But for me this is not a minus, because. I only use them at home - Noise reduction - it is nominal. But I still don't use it.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I didnt expect the quality to be so high.

Has some pros: Sound quality that is acceptable, particularly over the wire. Modern USB-C interface Robust design Capability to operate in a dormant state Having these drawbacks: Your ears are wet (but you don't appear to be uncomfortable in the heat). An excessively hefty load Incorrect operation while utilizing a number of devices all at once (you will need to reboot). Flicker when charging

Revainrating 3 out of 5

There are a few bugs, basically the norm.

The fastening of one bowl does not creak pleasantly when moving the head. If you listen without moving it is quite tolerable. The application requested access to the storage - allowed. But the application does not see this and does not allow to use . Offers to grant access again or log out.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A wonderful product, its nice to use.

In use, the first full-size ears with noise reduction - Shure for Shura) Before that, marshall major 2 bluetooth was 2 years old. level up) For a long time I chose between Sony wh1000xm4, bowers wilkins px7, bose 700 and fiio eh3 nc by listening in dr. Head and console. Ru. I settled on these because of the sound, even taking into account their compromises, but they are present. Sound. I'm not an audiophile, but I'll try) You have to listen to everything, I understood this once and for all. In…

Pros
  • Sound (in comments) Adult solid design Materials and workmanship You take it in your hand - you wave a thing. Stylish, grown-up, neat. Aluminum, high-quality leatherette and plastic, mive 50 mm radiators, excellent. Strict and stylish colors (black and brown, light did not see) 50mm drivers (largest of compeors) Convenience. They sit perfectly on the head, do not press, although they are the heaviest of the comparison, but even at an average temperature, after 1-2 hours, the ears sweat (after overheads noticeably) Support for all major BT codecs (aptx, aptx hd, aac, ldac) Type-c charging (at least something modern on board) The average price is slightly lower (it was possible to for 20600, compeors are getting more expensive by at least 20%)
Cons
  • Mediocre active noise reduction: in the subway, it is far from 100% jamming, but there is no pressing vacuum effect, except that the volume is almost not enough for complete happiness. There is a transparent mode, but it's still better to talk, removing at least 1 side from your head. Below average autonomy: on ldac and max volume lost 15-17 hours, which is worse than all compeors (20 hours are declared), but they can play in pive mode via wire (jack 2.5 by 3.5 mm, non-standard, you need to carry it with you cable) you need to think about charging (((on the marshalls, I forgot about it. The dimensions of the headphones and the case, the design folds only nominally, the case is the size of a cake, a port for a 2.5 micro jack. The volume is average, sometimes it’s not enough in the subway even with noise canceling Indistinct control ons, start / stop with a relief, but for 3 weeks I have not got used to it yet, they are not very informative, sometimes you need to press 2 times + - the volume. The nasty sound of reaching the maximum volume (mutes the music, beeps, turns off only with all notifications, not separately). Unfinished application on android (no widgets), although the player itself is normal No tech (nfc, head-off detection, auto-pause when leaning back/removing/voice on air in transparent mode) simple clic old school feel and sound The microphone is not good, not bad, average, although many scold him Sound stuttering with interference on ldac is present Some may seem heavy and bulky, but I followed them)

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good value for money, I recommend.

I have some specific needs when shopping for headphones: Firstly, the audio quality is excellent. You can use it cord-freely in your workplace. Strong microphone. 3. Fourth, have the ability to link to two different sources at once. From what I can see, these headphones are a great fit, since they have received nothing but positive ratings. And yes, the sound quality is excellent; I have no issues hearing them through the microphone (though I have only used it in a quiet environment, so I…

Pros
  • Among the best-sounding things ever You can wear them all day without any discomfort. As for the third point, the construction is superb. Fourth, how it looks. 5. Support for three different types of connections (bluetooth, USB-C wire, audio cable) for listening to music; when using an audio cable, the headphones operate in passive mode and can therefore be significantly smaller. 6 Top-notch microwave oven.
Cons
  • Power source 1. The official website claims that the headphones may be used for 20 hours of music playback (which is correct), 35 hours of passive use (which is not correct), and 2.5 hours of charging time (not true). Odd as it may seem, they discharge at the same rate when not actively being used. To be sure, I let them sit for 8 hours (throughout the night) with no music playing, and they sat down by 41%. The charging process takes at least 5 hours regardless of the power source. If you have headphones plugged into your computer and are listening to music, you won't be able to hold a conversation at the same time. It's either a dialogue or some other sound, but not both. Third, the noise-reduction process is so efficient that it is barely perceptible.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Everything in the purchase suits, a very necessary product.

Who is concerned with sound quality? Who doesn't appreciate it when someone else chooses the sound for him? who enjoys neutrality and resolution. has benefits 1. Audio caliber. crazy decision. Obviously, on wires in particular. But, fire on Bluetooth. Very impartial. Those who are accustomed to loud bass will be dissatisfied. But in this case, who cares about objectivity and veracity. 2. Graceful and sturdy. Pros below: 1. Show noise reduction. ways to eat. however quite "like". 2. An extremely

Revainrating 4 out of 5

A reliable product, quality is acceptable.

For people who don't require noise cancellation and don't mind their weight, headphones are a good option. They outperformed other products in their class in terms of sound and the total of all other characteristics, including price. I specifically tried them on in the shop before buying them online so that I could return them within 7 days. I returned it with remorse after realizing that the head would grow weary and hurt from gravity.

Pros
  • * Excellent audio performance, especially for wireless headphones. In comparison to the previous "overbass" Sony MDR-XB950BT, the frequency response is nearly flat. The sound is excellent; absolutely everything is audible, very detailed, and rich. The availability of any codec option imaginable, which functions with a smartphone via LDAC and Windows 10 via aptX. Analog wire can also be used to link devices. Although it is mentioned that a USB-C cable can function passively, my Honor 20 Pro does not support this functionality, hence I was unable to test it. Excellent construction quality. Metal hinges are strong but no match for Sony. The ear cushions have better airflow inside, but since everything is closed, you may wear it in the rain. supple headband Apart for noise reduction, buttons function more or less normally. Perfectly compatible with two devices, eliminating the need to physically connect the headphones to the phone before leaving the house. Compared to rivals in the same class, the price is significantly more favorable.
Cons
  • * Heavy. There is tightness in the area around the ears and in the temples even after 30 minutes of use. There is a drawback to having lots of metal and strength. I consequently issued a refund after realizing that I could not wear it. * Not the easiest headband adjustment; instructions are very vaguely explained, requiring extreme caution each time. The expanded ones must always be modified because they do not fit in their original case. The similar issue arises when worn over a winter hat. I understand why everyone complains about the huge case taking up too much room in the backpack. * The wife attempted to wear ear cushions that were a little shallower in depth, but she is less comfortable as a result of her dreadlocks and receding ears. * Poor "reverse" sound insulation, neighbors may hear the music. Although not much, it might nonetheless cause someone problems. * A sizable buffer. For "heavy" codecs like LDAC, this allows you to experience less interruptions, but after clicking the buttons, you must wait almost a second for the stop or volume control to function. Even though I didn't actually need it, I was curious about it. When the function is used, the sound is louder but noticeably worse in quality. It normally does not remove the sounds of passing cars or the rumble of a vacuum cleaner. Nonetheless, it appears that we are both sensitive to this technology because the pressure on the ears is palpable. Yet, the "permeability" mode is not horrible because it allows you to chat while still wearing the headphones. It is really challenging to put the switch back in the off position since it is in the middle; you must dose the effort very carefully. And it seems likely that everything will collapse very rapidly with continued use.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

Since 2022, we have been looking for the greatest possible BT sound. A Sennheiser M3 AEBTXL, a Bayerdynamic Lagoon ANC, a B&W PX, a Sony 1000XM4, a Soundcore Life Tune, and a Liberty 2 Pro were the headphones that I owned. But, the quality of the materials was a two point negative, which was a deal breaker for me. The sound is simply terrible, it cannot be adjusted, and it does not at all resemble natural sound at all. I consider the 1000XM4 to be the worst ears (in terms of sound) available…

Pros
  • - Bass that is really tight - Uppers that are incredibly transparent - Proper middle - Crazy detail (for BT headphones) - All possible codecs - Very wearable, despite the fact that they are fairly cumbersome (+ - like Sennheiser M3 - used them for more than a year) - The sound quality as a whole is superb, and there is no distortion. Adaptable to practically every single type of writing - Passive isolation decent The beautiful environment mode allows me to listen to music while also interacting with the child. This mode has no impact on the scene or frequency response.
Cons
  • - Durable despite its enormous size - Poor performance in terms of battery life - There are no new ear pads available for purchase, and the only used ones available are priced at a third of the price of the headphones. The ability to cancel noise is lacking (compared to competitors). When set to MAX mode, it causes the scene as well as the frequency response to be distorted. In the NORM mode, it does not cause any distortion, and it also does not significantly jam anything. Feel the weight of them on your head.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The price/quality ratio is great, I will buy again.

You want obvious sharp differences at this price, but you won't feel them. Take brighter ones in color or in bass, sennheisers, dahls, or b&w. If you are switching from headphones that cost $5,000, then don't take it; you will be disappointed. If you understand headphones and have spent that amount of money on them, I think it's worth giving it a shot because I think you'll enjoy it. If you give an average guy a China multimeter that costs 300 and an expensive Chinese professional one that…

Pros
  • They truly have a monitor-like sound, possessing excellent quality over the entire frequency range and being free of obstructions and kinks. Very honest, and without a doubt deserve to be allowed to exist. They function well in terms of functionality, they are pleasant, and they look really great in real life, even better than the picture depicts them. A strong application, driven entirely by software, in which every detail is accounted for and shown in 2022. Yet, the object in question is not suitable for everyone; I will make an attempt to comprehend the reasons for this in the following paragraphs. The item is awesome, stunning, of great quality, and pricey; yet, it is not worth $60,000 as it was in February 2022; rather, it is just $350.
Cons
  • The noise reduction setting is not nearly as effective as those offered by Bose or Sony. However, in my opinion, this is not something that is really necessary, and you should not select headphones for it. Everything works flawlessly without it, and the ear pads already isolate you from the outer world. - It's possible that the volume is insufficient. BUT this is very dependent on the person; for the average person, it is perfectly normal. However, there are some people who love so loudly that even 95% isn't enough for them, whereas for others, 95% is just about perfect. - Do not look at the fact that there is a charge for twenty hours; rather, look at the distance, such as for thirty to sixty. Believe me when I say that if you are not involved in the topic, you will find that you have enough to do with your head, and you will charge once a week or even once every two weeks. This is not one of the criteria for making the pick.

I relied on the opinions of other people and did not give it a second thought before purchasing it. To a large extent, content. Before these headphones, there were corded dt770 beyers, the sound quality of which is comparable to that of heaven and earth, with Shure serving as the latter. Yet, I believe that it performs quite well for wireless connections. But because there are wires on flights, it is not very convenient, plus the reduction in noise is a really pleasant thing, therefore I…

Pros
  • The high-quality construction and design, the convenient push-button controls, the clear sound, and the effective noise reduction
Cons
  • 2.5 mm jack, shure, this is a prank, right? mode of transparency that is repulsive. The switch between the transparency mode, the normal mode, and the noise reduction mode is tight, so you can easily switch to another mode. This switch is not very convenient. There is no autopause, which, if one is to believe the reviews posted on Sony's website, is more of a positive than a negative feature.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product is good, there are only a few minor flaws.

One of the most impressive full-size wireless phones currently available, featuring support for all available Bluetooth codecs. Of course, it would be a stretch to term the sound a "monitor" sound, but in comparison to the sound of its rivals, the sound produced by the Aonic 50 is among the most well-balanced. Because of the little emphasis placed on high frequencies, the sound now has a more airy quality, and the level of detail has been improved. On the other hand, I did not encounter any…

Pros
  • - Sound that is detailed, with slightly emphasized highs and lows that are quick and collected. - The headphones include a sturdy design, high-quality materials, and a comfortable fit, which enables you to use them for an extended period of time in a row. - Large variety of possible applications and connections. - wireless that supports a variety of codecs, wired that is passive, and wired that operates in USB-DAC mode. - Almost the whole kit and caboodle when it comes to Bluetooth codecs, including aptX HD and LDAC. The connection, on the other hand, is very reliable. - The availability of a native application that is reasonably intelligent, and which can flash as well as adjust operating modes and sound. - With the most recent version of the firmware (v.0.7.0.0), it is now possible to save the equalization settings not only for the native program, but also for applications developed by third-party developers. You are able to make very precise adjustments to the sound using the equalization that comes included into the native application. - The box would make a nice present for someone. The set is complete; all of the cords are included, and there is a hard case included for storage. - Mechanical control. - An excellent level of passive noise isolation. - A successful implementation of the transparency mode Excellent work as a headset. - Multipoint is accessible for 2 devices, if anyone cares. - Ear cushions that can be swapped out, and contrary to the Dali IO-4/6, the market claims that they are currently available for purchase. You can wear the headphones around your neck thanks to the ear cups' ability to rotate over a full 90 degrees.
Cons
  • - A lack of clarity in the execution of ANC - The autonomy is not the best among its rivals; a single charge can power the device for between 15 and 20 hours of use, depending on whether or not ANC is enabled. The distance to Dali IO-4 could take up to sixty hours to travel. You are unable to utilize the equalizer when using LDAC. a sluggish rate of charging. - The touch recognition for the slider on the transparency/ANC switch is subpar. - A headphone design that does not fold up. Negative, of course, because everything is relative, but yet. - A transportable and storage container of unprecedented size and capacity.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A high-quality product, the price corresponds to the quality.

I listened to a ton of different wireless options before switching to Shure, including the flagship models from Sony, Bose, Sennheiser, B&O, H/K, Audio-Technica, Beyerdynamic, and Mark Levinson. Sony struggled with a very subpar build and a cumbersome control scheme. In other headphones, the issue typically arises in the passive soundstage (as far as the sound is perceived inside the head or near the monitor) because most headphones "push" the sound onto the head while simultaneously lacking a…

Pros
  • - Top-notch sonic quality (clear highs and lows, more "detailed" sound, it took a minimum of EQ tweaking for a normal passive soundstage) - A stunning in-app parametric pulse equalizer. - Good construction (metal frame) - Sound restraint (separate switch for noise reduction and passthrough) - The capacity to connect through USB in sound card mode to a PC.
Cons
  • The app is noticeably heavier than competitors, but I don't feel uncomfortable. There is noise reduction, and it works, but for show, it is noticeably worse than Sony or Bose. The app is not available in 2022, and I had to get confused to put it on iOS.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best deals, glad I bought this.

In general, it's good, and if it's possible to listen to headphones over a wire when commuting to work, then there are no questions at all about it. However, if that's the case, why buy wireless headphones?) Perfect for music listening at home, either with or without a wired connection. To first with, they appeared to be a little bulky; but, if you look from the side, everything is fine; they look wonderful externally; I took brown ones; I rated it five stars since the sound was the primary…

Pros
  • Incredible sound may be heard.
Cons
  • It is impossible to listen to music near the subway exit or at stops because there are constant interruptions when the phone is in my pants pocket. However, when I hold the phone in my hand, it works normally. This is probably the case for all wireless headphones; I use the aptx hd codec to listen to music.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good value for money, I recommend.

I bought it based on other people's reviews; I did not think it over first. In general, content. The sound of heaven and earth is what these headphones sound like, with Shure being the earth. Before these headphones, there were wired dt770 beyers. however, I believe it to be excellent for wireless. Although the noise reduction is a wonderful thing, it's not very convenient with airplane wiring, so I created this casting.

Pros
  • Push-button control, high-quality materials and design, good sound, and noise reduction
Cons
  • Surely this is a joke, 2.5 mm jack, right? transparent in a terrible way. The switch is tight and you can jump to another setting, making the transition between transparency, normal, and noise reduction modes not very convenient. There is no autopause, although based on evaluations on Sony, this is more of a bonus than a drawback.

Guests at the booth could try out various microphones, including Shure, the Sony WH-1000XM4, and the Sennheiser Momentum M3. There is bass and it sounds expensive, and I can also say that the sound is very balanced, and there is even nothing to complain about. The Sennheiser Momentum M3 turned out to be the best in terms of sound among them. The Sony WH-1000XM4 looks like something out of a kindergarten: cheap, with bass that thumps everything in a row. Compared to Sony, the bass on the Shure…

Pros
  • Out of the box, not warmed up, I was really impressed with the sound (much like the monitor ones, but with more distinct middle, treble, and bass frequencies). Obviously, there is a lot of variation. These headphones are not suitable if you require strong bass. The noise cancellation is great; it's not as effective as the Sony WH-1000XM4's, but it's better because it doesn't put as much pressure on your head. If you turn on some music, you won't even be able to hear the noise reduction working (only you and the music). 3 Both the build quality and the sizing are ideal for me. Their opinions have some weight, but they have not offered any particularly damning indictments of themselves. While I find the Shure to be more accommodating than the Sony WH-1000XM4, I find that the Sennheiser Momentum M3 is more so. To add insult to injury, after an hour of listening, my ears did not perspire, but neither is there any warmth. 4 Rather of relying on touch, people are more likely to use buttons. 5 Switch between a Bluetooth connection to a computer (using the Apt X codec) and a Bluetooth connection to a phone (using the LDAC codec) in an instant. The Bluetooth audio quality from a computer is good, and the LDAC audio quality from a mobile device is excellent. I gave it a try using a 3.5 mm cable and found that it sounded fine, but when I switched to Bluetooth, the sound was much clearer. 6 Inclusion of all available codecs Formats: AAC, aptX, aptX LL, aptX HD, and LDAC 7 High-Speed USB-C and Bluetooth 5.0 for Eight Devices
Cons
  • Comparing this app to Sony's, it's clear that it's a major letdown. It is my understanding that the equalizer setting cannot be recorded in the headphones' internal memory. 2 When plugged in via USB Type-C, power is being supplied but no sound is being produced. As they predicted, it ought to function. Perhaps I just don't understand it yet. 3 4 USB Type-C and 2.5 mm jacks are included, but the laces are quite short and thin. 5 Very wholesome cover, however it's too bulky to throw in a backpack and I ended up returning it. Nevertheless, I'm protected by a Chinese website's cover, and he sprung to attention like a native speaker when he saw it.

In general, I am pleased with the purchase, and if the reduction of noise is not particularly essential to you, then go ahead and make the acquisition without giving it much thought. Your purchase is one you won't come to regret! Has some pros Sound: Not only does it sound fantastic, but I just heard something absolutely amazing in the song. I did not have the slightest desire to remove the headphones at any point. Construction: These headphones have an excellent build quality, and the…

Revainrating 4 out of 5

As such, there are no disadvantages, it is convenient to use.

It was with the intention of trying out several headphones that I visited the store. Thus, I opted for these. But it didn't develop in tandem: after the purchase, the built-in amplifier got louder whenever the noise canceling feature was activated. With any luck, updating the firmware will resolve the issue. It ended up being correct. Everybody and everything went back to normal after the meal. However, in areas where email is particularly "noisy," music playback will pause as soon as the…

Pros
  • Excellent sound quality, aptxHD/LDAC support, sturdy build, and actual buttons (no fancy touch pads)
Cons
  • A non-foldable design. A bit unfinished as an end result.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am delighted, the product is really worthy.

Since I've been using these headphones for such a long time, I've even gotten the hang of properly patting them. Yet, they absolutely need to be safeguarded! So, more on the sound: they connected to my phone with the most cutting-edge codec, which was 990kbps, and there were no options for me to choose from. It's possible that it's in the phone, but I can't say for sure. They work a little louder through the cable, and the flow is not as limited, but if I turn them on while I'm using their…

Pros
  • sound reproduction sound pressure level sit pleasantly on the top of the head. solid and dependable both.
Cons
  • weak signal from the bluetooth.