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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not everything is so bad, the average purchase in quality.

After seeing some gushing praise for them on YouTube, I decided to check them out in person. The sound quality is rather uniform, the stage is built adequately in width and depth, and there is no distortion. The impact of the low notes was missing from my music. The availability of decent midbass is a plus. And looking up from below, it appears more like a boom than whatever they're trying to replicate. They do not succeed in reclaiming the bass's lower register. Poorly balanced feed; too…

Pros
  • Not much appealed to me overall. But, it's likely to be in the MF spectrum. In the first five minutes after touch down, your ears will start to perspire.
Cons
  • The left earpiece was always making a cracking noise, which was really distracting. From what I have seen in the reviews, this appears to be the case. Maybe there was a wedding celebration and I was invited. Ear pads soaked through after only five minutes of listening. Many people have seen this and agreed that it's a major nuisance. This never occurred when using leather-padded Sennheisers or Bayers. The total lack of substance does not give me any reason to trust it. In my estimation, it will be completely useless in under a year.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A good quality product, I rate this purchase perfectly.

As much as I enjoy the sound of my Sony MX4, I now realize that I would be missing out if I instead purchased a Bowers & Wilkins px7. If I could have heard from other manufacturers, I probably wouldn't have gone with Dali at all. Reviewers' claims of "they sound horrible" and "one marriage is going on" are not indicative of the headphones' actual quality; instead, you should use your own ears to form an opinion.

Pros
  • Considering they're wireless, the sound quality is excellent. Everyone else, including myself, was torn between the Bowers & Wilkins px7 and the Sony WH100MX4. It's impossible to decide simply by listening in my city, therefore I read reviews before settling on anything. They're married, and it seems that the people who post on the forums are the ones having troubles, while the rest of the world seems to be content. The state of my family is excellent. Their sound quality, aesthetic, and sturdy carrying case are all top-notch. For this reason, I went with this hue rather than the default silver displayed on the office site. There's no doubt that Sony has the edge in manufacturing quality, but it's possible that the PX7 offers superior sound and a more attractive design. Sony has already released multiple updates to its firmware that include fixes and enhancements, but you clearly can't wait for the Bowers. Sony is cool with the fact that the PX7's inexplicable warranty was tested. Sony's app has no hiccups; everything is crystal clear and works as it should. There was no cause for concern over Sony's lack of aptX codecs, as all recent smartphones running Android 9 include support for LDAC. I have no issues switching between the LDAC on my Samsung S8 and the SBC codec on my stationary Laptop.
Cons
  • It's possible that the battery and the ear cushions will need to be swapped out at some point. If this is indeed a Sony product, the cost of consumables is outrageous. Yet, the Chinese are not dozing off; they have already developed a solution, which they are peddling at the world-famous Tiananmen Square flea market.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product, not disappointed.

Before I started using these, I had been using AirPods pro. Sonek sound lot better! But, there is still a sticking point in the plan. It's being used by an iPhone 11pro right now. Sound quality, sound isolation, active noise reduction that does not degrade the sound quality, wearing comfort, and design are some of the positives of this product. Flaws: 1. If headphones are worn during the winter, condensation will form on the sensor that determines whether or not the headphones are being worn…

Pros
  • The quality of the sound, design, and construction
Cons
  • Periodic glitches

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product is really good, I'm glad I bought it.

The consensus seems to be that these are great ears for the milder months of the year. In the winter, it becomes unbearable. LDAC 990 can get hung up on the subway, but if you switch to adaptive bitrate, you should be fine (990-600-300). Linux can launch LDAC on a computer; together, this means we have something resembling a functional laptop for an IT professional, complete with a deezer hifi. The savings are worth it, but the prices aren't worth $2,990.

Pros
  • Eliminating Extra Noise in the Assembly Sensor for disconnecting headphones of average quality
Cons
  • Touchpad. The buttons may be felt with bare hands and even pressed through several layers of clothing. If you turn off noise cancellation completely, you'll need to use an equalization to bring out the bass.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I definitely recommend buying, I didn't notice any disadvantages.

I wanted to find "traditional" headphones with adequate noise suppression because I am not a fan of real wireless headphones (I always seem to lose one of them and they aren't as comfortable). They performed as expected, blocking out unwanted background noise in the workplace while yet allowing the wearer a comfortable seat. When you turn on some tunes or put on some headphones, the world around you fades away. The same goes for the airplane, except there will be more background noise. Remember

Pros
  • Even though I'm not a huge music fan, I found the headphones to have excellent sound quality, excellent passive sound insulation, and active noise cancellation on par with the highest-end vacuum headphones. Comfy to wear and discreetly transparent Powerful batteries + Connecting two gadgets at once + Possibility of 3.5-millimeter-cable hookup
Cons
  • Can't easily use them as headphones and microphone at the same time on Windows PC, only as headphones (need dancing with a tambourine); Touch control is not very sensitive to deliberate pressing, but is too sensitive to accidental touches; Sometimes reluctant to switch between two connected devices; Ears under the headphones can fog up quite a bit in warm weather.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not everything is so bad, but there are disadvantages.

After using the in-ear wf-1000xm3, I switched to these and quickly became irritated. In a smaller iteration of the headphones, the transparency mode works as intended, the noise cancellation is better (apart from windy conditions; the larger ones perform better in the wind), and I found the sound to be pleasing. Here, the sound is merely neutral; for this money, neither praise nor criticism is appropriate. I fell in love with them since in small ones, the sound produced feelings (both good and…

Pros
  • They merely sound good; neither give nor take, they have a pleasant sound. Full set: The case was thrilled with the presentation. Wearability: When worn, they fit the head quite comfortably (I wear it periodically for 5-6 hours, discomfort began a couple of times, but it was enough to fix the ear pads). Shooting around your neck results in a rather large "collar," but comfort comes at a cost. Microphone: Out of all the wireless headphones I've owned, only these have (so far) prevented the conversation partner from objecting about the sound. Touch controls that operate correctly: occasionally, switching songs unintentionally when taking off the headphones happens, but everything is fine while wearing them.
Cons
  • When the temperature in the left ear is close to zero, it appears to have caught a marriage and clicks quite loudly. "Everything is as it should be owing to changes in size with temperature," the technical support was informed. Regards, Cap. Since no one mentions this in the evaluations and headphones are uncomfortable to wear in the winter, I'll conclude that something is still incorrect. When taking off or putting on the headphones, the "Start/Stop" button behaves strangely because, it appears, it just uses the proximity sensor. The transparency mode is revolting in every way. When you approach the checkout (the only situation where transparency would be helpful) to hear what you are saying, these headphones are just more time-efficient.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Wonderful quality, one hundred percent satisfied!

the top wireless earbuds. owed in large part to LDAC assistance. Don't be too lazy to go into the bluetooth settings and enable the maximum quality for LDAC if you use it to listen from a smartphone. A three-month promotional voucher for one of the 360 Audio Reality streaming services is included with the headphones. Three of these services—360 by Deezer, nugs.net, and Tidal—are supported by the Sony app for configuring headphones (officially not available in the 2022). - nugs.net. Since I…

Pros
  • Sound. The sound quality is excellent for bluetooth. Most likely the top audio quality for wireless headphones. They are quite relaxed in their seats and do not press. excellent touchscreen control. Very good noise cancellation. assistance with 360 Audio Reality. support for two simultaneous connections (although LDAC is not available in this mode).
Cons
  • The microphone is average, same like in earlier generations.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I do not cease to rejoice at the purchase, a very good deal!

I made pals with them using a poppy, but sometimes you have to turn the connection on and off because it's broken. If I use a microphone that comes out of my ears, the interlocutors cannot hear me adequately. The same input was provided in the second half following a mobile discussion with a buddy. I'm not sure how to compare sound. I have been sitting on drops from an apple for the past five to seven years. Although you won't listen to anything in those drips in the train, something grew more…

Pros
  • I sit in my ears all day without feeling any pressure, so they look wonderful and are simple to use. The noise cancellation in the subway is excellent. When the train slows down or turns, the sound of grinding iron won't be drowned out, but the rumble is nicely muffled. holds without charge for a few of days.
Cons
  • I always cling to my headphones as I go about the apartment because the signal is weak through two of the walls. I'm unsure of the type of walls I have here; they could be metal on the inside.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product suited me, I will recommend it to my friends.

Before that, I listened to a variety of wireless alternatives from numerous firms, including Boss, Bang & Olufsen, Sony, Audio Technica, and others, utilized wired headphones, frequented sales salons, and more. I even tried the wireless Audio-Technica m50 for a test; they don't sound even remotely as good as their wired counterpart, and they also have a completely useless street microphone. None of them liked the sound or could top those stylish wired headphones that I already own. Everything…

Pros
  • - Beautiful active noise cancellation - even in the subway, you can listen to music at 50 to 60 percent volume and turn it off, cutting out only the higher frequencies of the world; - Comfy fit on the head - they don't fly off and sit comfortably (although I can't say that about these or any other headphones that "I forgot that they are on my head"); - Decent autonomy - I don't listen too much, just enough to last for weeks. I did not count listening hours. - A working microphone - you can make calls even while walking down the street, and people will be able to hear you. - Rich accessories - a charging cable, an audio cable, an adapter for an airplane connector, and a good carrying case in the color of the headphones. - The most cutting-edge method of setting up headphones through the application, which even involves taking a picture of the ears. - The ability to connect to two devices simultaneously. Nevertheless, keep in mind that when this option is active, the bitrate for each of the devices is constrained, the maximum sound quality will not be, and for some people, this may be crucial - despite the fact that this is not mentioned anywhere in the product description.
Cons
  • - It's more likely that the sound quality Not a problem, it's not horrible, but at $25–30,000, it's obviously frustrating that it can't match wired analogs that cost $10–15,000 (Sony MDR-1A, Audio-Technica m50). While noise cancellation makes it feasible to listen to music in noisy environments, you would expect them to be at least as good as their wired equivalents, which are typically 2-3 times more expensive. Closely, a sound lacks the same comprehensibility and pettiness as wired ones. Perhaps bitrate is the issue (even when opting to prioritize quality), but I haven't heard any wireless headphones that compare to the aforementioned cable models; - touch control - it works, but occasionally false positives happen and sometimes touches aren't even acknowledged, so it's more "for pathos" than it is actually very practical. - The proximity sensor, which pauses or turns on the music again, has a delay in operation of 5-10 seconds, and if you go in a tight winter jacket, then the headphones are still tightly pressed to the neck when removed, then the sensor does not pause the music at all; - In locations where there are a lot of bluetooth devices, such as in stores where these headphones are sold, the connection is constant; - In places where there are few bluetooth devices, such as in restaurants, the connection is inconsistent

Revainrating 2 out of 5

The quality is at zero, very sting of the money spent.

I got headphones as a gift, and I've been using them for two weeks. At first, I didn't seem to mind turning the bluetooth on and off, but then I got bored and went to look at the product reviews. I was shocked when I saw the price. It's definitely out of the ordinary at this pricing. Hard Reset did write to support; however, they didn't respond, so I had to phone. I visited the SC, and they advised me to check things out for a week. You will have to travel to the SC, hand over the headphones…

Pros
  • Play sound
Cons
  • Bluetooth has its own personality. The settings on the phone inform us that the headphones are on and that it is Bluetooth-connected. 1. I pressed play on YouTube while listening to music on Spotify, and the sound came from my phone. Reconnecting 2. I browse YouTube for videos. I pushed stop, disabled the app, went to pour some water, returned, and pressed play; the sound emanates from the phone. 3. I just stopped listening to music. It appeared to have been a few minutes, so I turned it back on to hear the sound of the phone. Not impressed, Shumodav. headphones app as well. Two 360 Audio programs from the Store that had a rating of less than 3 did not even download. Any form of stray, such personal or environmental optimization. What is pressure, exactly? Just a terrible microphone, really. farting loudest possible along with other noises.

Revainrating 2 out of 5

It was a bad idea to buy it, the money was wasted.

Before you buy, make sure you read my review. I decided to go with the Sennheiser Momentum 3rd generation over the Sony 4th generation headphones. The sound quality of the Sennheiser is undeniably superior, but the aesthetic is repulsive. As a direct result of this, I chose Sony. But after using it for a few days, I came to a disappointing conclusion. Typically, while I am at home, I listen to music using headphones connected to audio equipment from the 1950s as well as other sources of sound…

Pros
  • Outstanding efficiency in both the design and the functionality. Versatility.
Cons
  • Price. The standard of sound.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

In general, everything is not bad, but I expected more.

Following unpacking, the feelings were even more difficult to manage than they had been after adapting. Do not jump to any conclusions too quickly because they are still being adjusted. - In the event that you are unable to reconnect to the device or reconnect to it for the first time: Turn on the headphones, press and hold the Power button while ignoring the message that says "Power Down," and continue to press and hold the button until the LEDs begin flashing. - All settings are saved when…

Pros
  • - The equalizer brought out more expression in the vocals thanks to the excellent sound, which was not fundamental. - For full-size headphones, a desirable feature that is often required is good design and ergonomics. Despite weighing less than 250 grams each, they manage to maintain an astonishingly comfortable sitting position. - Switching between ANC, transparent sound, and neither mode with the push of a single button - The transparent sound function will help you get acclimated to the headphones if you are not familiar with soundproofing.
Cons
  • - I didn't like wearing it around my neck, it's normal at home, but it's tight on outerwear, this is a retribution for ergonomics - I did not like the sound when connecting from two devices: even though the sound was transparent, they made me feel nauseous and gave me a headache. I'm not going to talk about ANC. - Even though the sound was transparent, they made me feel nauseous and gave me a headache. It is not positioned as a homemade product because the cable connection kills all the chips of the model, there is no software for Windows or Mac, the noise reduction is too strong for home use, it will be hot to wear them in the summer, and there is a possibility that they will not work with iOS. According to the instructions, you can't wear it in rain or frost (from 0 degrees Fahrenheit), but they are not positioned as homemade products. It's on the head that sounds are not critical, but for headphones with such a price list it's unacceptable - 200 millisecond delay, you can feel it. Many people complain about the case, and I will not be an exception. The right ear crunched along with food, and I couldn't figure out why. The case was rubbed in my hands, and I didn't hear anything like that.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

The product is of poor quality, I do not advise.

I spent $24,999 on an Amazon offer. These are the priciest ears I've ever bought. Lightweight, typically 9-11 hours of use. When compared to the Senhi 4.50 and the Bose Comfort 35 2, its noise cancellation performance is outstanding. Seventy to eighty percent of the wind noise is eliminated, and conversations are muffled but clearly audible, despite being on the other side of the room. There is a resounding "no" for the sum of 29,999. The sounds of 4.50 sekhni are superior; they are juicy and…

Pros
  • reduces ambient noise, is soft and light, and requires less effort to wear.
Cons
  • Cost, volume, condensation, and a meter.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good product, I recommend that you try it.

At until point, turning on noise reduction has not been without its drawbacks, chief among them being the presence of white noise. I went to the retailer, exchanged them for a new pair of headphones, and everything was exactly the same when I got them out of the package, even the volume level. It's not them, according to a video I watched on YouTube that showed samples of xm4 noises that are amplified and vibrate, among other things. I'm trying to figure out whether or not it's a marriage…

Pros
  • I won't go into too much detail because everything that has been stated in the previous reviews is accurate (with a discount on the individual preferences of a person). Noise reduction and multipoint are, in my opinion, the two most significant ones, and both of them are functional. Ubuntu and the phone were no match for Multipoint's charm, and the company was easily able to win their friendship.
Cons
  • When noise reduction was activated, there was a faint, constant white noise in both ears (perhaps this was intended)

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Im amazed! It was definitely worth the money!

Every day, whether at home, on the road, or at work, I utilize it. I watch movies, converse on the phone, and participate in conference calls. If you use various computers at home and at work, as well as a phone, you will need to reconnect because two devices are connected and kept together. The signal is very strong; even when it was 20 to 30 meters away from the office's mobile phone and passed through a few walls, the sound quality was unaffected. However, there are issues in the metro, and…

Pros
  • Reduces background noise in the workplace and on public transportation, muffles speech and other sounds Comfort: Even after wearing them for half a day, they don't make my head uncomfortable. I compared it to the Razer Opus, which has a similar design, and found that after 10 minutes, my ears started to grow weary. Everything is subjective, of course, but I appreciate the sound because the bass isn't overpowering (which, apparently, is not enough for many). The software allows you to personalize it to your preferences. Compared to BT, wire sound is significantly superior! Charge - hold for approximately two days; if not removed the entire day; if only used on the commute to work; then sufficient for a week. You can rapidly listen to notifications on your phone (which reads incoming WhatsApp and Telegram messages) by pressing a separate button for the voice assistant; playback control is touch-sensitive, and you quickly get accustomed to it. Although several people claimed that it was bugged in the cold, I haven't yet observed this, possibly since I always use a hood when I stroll. Plastic is a light material, yet it sometimes makes creaking noises when moving.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

The product did not disappoint, the quality pleases.

The deal was successful in most respects. You can always get the wire if you pull for the music. As for wireless codecs and audiobooks on walks, that's plenty =) Features a number of positive aspects They fit snugly on the head, the ears don't sweat, and they're lightweight. The sound quality is great over the wire when paired with a good sound card and is passable when using the Sonic codec on a low-priced smartphone (Poco X3). Controlling things with a gesture is a smooth and effective…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Very high quality product, it's not the first time I bought it.

Incredible headphones, easily the best I've used. There is no muddying of the sound. Flow is unimpeded. Noise canceling is superb. Everything from noise reduction to codec settings is adjustable in the software. Wirelessly appropriate for PC gamers, as there are slight delays somewhere in 1/3 seconds. That is not crucial, but it will not work in situations where a quick reaction is needed (there is a wire in the kit and you may experiment with it so that there are no delays) (there is a wire…

Pros
  • Decrease in ambient noise Soft Meet the 2-device connection quota Use with your fingers or a stylus
Cons
  • When moving, the headband makes a slight creaking sound. After a few days, it finally ended. I see this as more of a private issue. Whatever else there is to discuss is utterly irrelevant. It's disappointing that the aptx codec wasn't included, given that it was present in the last version. Phones don't need this because anyone willing to spend that much on headphones also likely has a device capable of LDAC, but it's nice to know. Apple obviously has no idea what it's doing. You can't use the LDAC codec with two devices at once, so you'll need to toggle between the two modes in the app (although in practice it only takes one button press in the app) That special button of yours can't be coded, unfortunately. No custom adjustments allowed, only defaults.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I didn't expect the quality to be so high.

I paid 27000 for a dark blue one; black ones were less expensive. little perspiration near the ears. There is a program you may use to set up and use the headphones. Although the touchpad on the right earpiece is a little slow, it can be disabled, and when it rains, it still functions. with advantages. They don't hurt, fit well, and have a cool look. Noise reduction is not really required because it is already quiet when turned on and charges completely in around 30 hours. Only 10% of the…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great product, a pleasure to use.

When I tried the earlier headsets for video conferencing, my ears hurt after about 30 minutes and the cord was irritating. They're comfortable to wear, don't put any pressure on your head or ears, and work great for keeping in touch wirelessly. They also block out ambient noise effectively, even without active noise cancellation, so you won't be bothered by any background noise on public transportation or in the air. Concurrently, my hearing is excellent. Furthermore, the bass is fantastic…

Pros
  • The headphones provide fantastic sound quality, a comfortable fit, and no sweaty ears. They also have a long battery life, stylish design, and active noise cancellation.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Overall good, but expected more.

As a product that is acknowledged to reduce noise in the industry, it is considered to be "good" or "one of the best." That means that it muffles loud noises in some way, such a washing machine or the hum of a computer cooling fan, and at that moment, white noise can be heard through the headphones. Yet, if you remove the headphones, the sound will still be muffled in the same manner; the only difference is that there will be no background white noise. Even with the noise cancellation set on…

Pros
  • There have been no comments regarding the quality of the sound, although I have been using it since the very first day.
Cons
  • Noise reduction, its nearly total absence as a jamming of strong noises and human speech, is a goal of this technology.