Pros
- Beautifully functional and technologically advanced while maintaining a comfortable fit on the ears (modern gadget)
Cons
- When worn for extended periods of time, the ears can become slightly damp. It is quite difficult to carry on a conversation over the phone when there are high winds.
Pros
- - Plenty of life and drive, with a generally rich sounding production. Available bass that is both juicy and powerfully booming. At the same time, one cannot assert that the high and medium frequencies are obliterated by its background; this is not the case in any way! The big image of the sound is detailed, with a focus on the lower frequencies of the spectrum. This is not a drawback of the headphones; rather, it is a feature of the headphones themselves. - The garment is a perfect fit and quite comfy. It is possible to go hours without having to remove it. On the other hand, they have the same compact appearance as full-size ones when worn on the head. - Superb passive and active noise cancellation. While I'm riding the subway, I keep the volume between 60 and 70%. Before that, I had been using the AKG earplugs that come along with the Samsung S10e, which meant that I had to continually adjust them for greater noise isolation and bass, as well as put the volume up to 90%, which led to my ears becoming fatigued more rapidly. When there is less background noise, it is much more enjoyable to listen, both for extended periods of time and at a volume that is just right. The noise from the car can be heard faintly; although the soundproofing is not completely effective, it is more than adequate. - Both the materials and the craftsmanship are of the highest quality. There are no creaks to be heard anywhere, and it is really pleasant to hold in one's hands. Because of the surface's roughness, no prints will be left behind. When folded, the object is compact. - Compatibility with LDAC, as well as Type-C port availability. - A fully functional application with a large number of configuration options. - In contrast to TWS headphones, there was not a single instance of disconnecting. Neither with a mobile phone nor with a smart television. The link is reliable whether you choose to travel by foot or via public transportation, such as the subway. According to the reviews, the Elari Nano consistently committed this offense, just like the Samsung Buds. - Numerous individuals have voiced their dissatisfaction with the fact that active noise canceling headphones produce an intolerable level of sound when exposed to wind. To tell you the truth, I was completely oblivious to this issue. The noise caused by a strong wind can be heard, but it is not at all bothersome and does not penetrate the ear canal.
Cons
- Changing the equalizer settings or activating the surround sound modes causes the LDAC connection mode to quickly switch to SBC, which results in a decrease in the overall sound quality.
Pros
- - Adorable - Packed full of all kinds of teeny-tiny details that are fascinating
Cons
- - Subpar performance in terms of active noise cancelling - Inability to be used while charging - Bulky design
Pros
- Comfort while wearing it; Superior sound quality, particularly for techno music; Maintain a charge for an extended period of time; A high-quality microphone for use with Zoom calls; Touch-activated volume control on the right ear for your convenience; Large volume margin;
Cons
- A regular noise straight from the machine; You will need to manually reconnect your headphones if you are using Bluetooth version 4.2, which prevents you from simultaneously connecting them to a laptop and a phone. The WH-1000XM4 does not even come close to competing in terms of noise reduction.
Pros
- Touch control is a thing, and the only way to truly appreciate it is by giving it a shot for yourself. They are designed to fit snugly on the head and can be worn for extended periods of time without causing significant discomfort. 30 hours of work is a manageable amount for most people. Since I am not a big fan of music, my decision to purchase headphones was based on the fact that they have a wide variety of applications, such as being comfortable for my head, having a long working time, having good sound quality, being compatible with Windows 10, having a microphone headset (for using when I talk on Skype or Teams), being easy to control, having a stable connection, and being reasonably priced. As a direct consequence of this, the Sony WH-XB900N ended up being the headphone that was selected. Although the cost did not meet the desired criteria because it was too expensive, the brand name Sony was enough to sway my decision.
Cons
- Very long charging times when using USB (charger is not included), up to 7 hours for a full charge. For instance, the battery of my smartphone, which has about 6000 mAh, can only be charged for a maximum of one hour. The bass sound settings are adjusted in a way that is not natural. In the same breath, it is not possible to assert that the low frequencies have a high level of quality because they are the ones that cause the majority of the sound range to be garbled. It will have to do to watch movies on TV. I do not recommend this for people who enjoy listening to a variety of music. During a pause, an unimportant background noise can be heard. Noise reduction - for show, you need to have a good imagination in order to hear his work indoors, and it is not recommended to turn it on at all on the street because it will only cause harm. Only harm. The headphones were developed specifically to work with Android devices, so there shouldn't be any issues with compatibility in this case. Be skeptical of claims made by manufacturers that their products are compatible with computers running Windows 10 (I have Bluetooth version 4.2), as these claims are typically made in a manner that is both coy and hesitant. Very unstable operation when used with a personal computer running the operating system that holds approximately sixty percent of the global market share, Windows 10. The system's headphones can be configured to function either as a mono headphone (for use, say, with a microphone while using Skype) or as stereo headphones. The stereo headphone mode almost never works, and the headphone mode frequently falls off, requiring it to be periodically restored. Additionally, the headphone mode almost never works. Those. You can forget about getting high-quality sound when listening to music on a computer, and the sound quality produced by a microphone is only average at best. It is easy to comprehend; the midrange has been lowered, and the bass has been turned up, but there are no other adjustments to the sound. The administrators of Teams remotely stated that the microphone does not work because of a hardware compatibility issue. Every time a Bluetooth connection from a computer running Windows 10 is established, it is a gamble, and most of the time, you have to do it manually. When it comes to maintaining a stable connection while working with Windows 10, I have not encountered anything worse. The connection is only reliable within a relatively contained space. When I moved into the next room, the sound became choppy and eventually vanished. This occurred whether I was working with a personal computer (PC) or a Bluetooth transmitter. Concurrently, a range of one hundred meters is indicated by my Bluetooth transmitter/receiver, which has the version 5.0 software.
Pros
- The bass is robust, and the "touch" control makes it quite comfortable to play with. It fits the head in a comfortable and secure manner.
Cons
- Design that appears to be made of flimsy materials, unable to use headphones as a headset when linked to a computer. regarding other drawbacks associated with a potential "marriage or fell," see below.
Pros
- - The construction appears to be very sturdy, as it is made of thick plastic and incorporates metal inserts within the headband. - Because they are so cozy to wear, you won't want to take them off. Even with corrective lenses (although the first week with them a little pressure). Yet, you won't find it very comfortable to lie on your side in them (in this case, only an overhead design is probably suitable) - Control via touching. - Capable of retaining a charge for a very extended period of time (enough for about a week of constant use). When he reports that the low level of the battery has been left on all evening, there has been no attempt to turn it off (in fact, they have never turned off for me in 2 months). It takes about five to six hours for the battery to fully charge. - Top look (especially the blue headphones I have). - A pleasant audible (but far from the sound of speakers that cost several times more). - Noise isolation reduces the volume of ambient sounds by approximately 70 percent (but the effect is not enough, because making the sound quieter does not mean removing it, it will still interfere) While the headphones are connected, there is no noise caused by the computer's software (which my previous Bluetooth headphones suffered from and why it bombed a lot) The connection is completely reliable, and there has never been any kind of interference or disruption (only if you go further than 2 rooms the interference starts) - Extremely loud (if you do not remove the middle frequencies)
Cons
- - It takes a long time to launch the application (and there are times when you need to use it frequently for EQ settings and surround sound modes). - The bass will frequently not be sufficient for bassheads. - The application does not support surround sound modes (which I am). Even for the purpose of hearing electronic music. Even with the bassboost turned up to 10. The mid frequencies can occasionally be heard to a greater extent than is required; once again, this is a result of the absence of bass; therefore, you will need to use an equalizer to reduce their volume (due to which the volume becomes not ideal)
Pros
- This is perhaps the buy that will cause the most controversy. I intend to write the review that is the most in-depth of those that are offered here. Instead of writing what you anticipate, try writing what might surprise you to avoid any bad surprises. After utilizing it for around six months, I believe there is some commentary that can be made on this product. The review is not going to shed any light on any of the areas that have been obscured because I value every single penny that was spent on the acquisition of this product. For this price, which is significantly higher than the average on the market, I was anticipating receiving a product of a quality that is closer to that of a premium brand. In the spring of 2022, I purchased for the price of fifteen thousand. After using the same ExtraBass series headphones for two years, I upgraded to the MDR-XB950, which is in a much more affordable price range (wired). 1. Noise reduction. 2. Software that can be installed on a mobile device. 3. The touch control is the most compelling feature. It became clear to me as I continued to use it that this would not be sufficient for my needs. In particular, the ability to temporarily mute the sound by covering one of the cups with your palm to make the headphones appear "transparent." 4. Volume. 5. The capacity to function even in the absence of a battery and the capability to transmit a signal over a wire; in the event that something unexpected takes place, you will be very grateful to the engineers for providing you with this feature. 6. An extremely long lifespan for the battery 7. The design and ergonomics of the product. These full-size headphones could just be the most aesthetically pleasing ones ever made. They do not appear to be very domestic or overly athletic. 8. The sound quality of songs that only contain instrumentals is very enjoyable to my ears.
Cons
- 1. Bass. After purchasing the model before this one, I came to the conclusion that this is the amount of bass that I am looking for in my headphones, and as a result, I will no longer disable the Sony path. It would appear that all of us have met here because we are interested in the bass, and consequently, any argument will be predicated on the quality of the headphones that came before. Now, in greater depth (Oh, this is a story with a thousand conditions). 1.1. Through the use of the aptx codec and Bluetooth. I got the level that sounds nice to me by turning the app's equalizer's maximum bass setting all the way up. The level for everyday life may be a little higher, but about 20% is still missing - I want to be able to get the full range of emotions for this money, even though the other frequencies will be drowned out. The bass will stay at the same volume even after you make more adjustments in a different equalization; the volume of the other frequencies will simply decrease. This is a really disappointing turn of events. The fact that the bass power level does not increase above 80% volume is the second and most significant thing that is disappointing about the product. The volume stays the same, and the highs become so intense that they start to damage the listener's hearing. 1.2 Along the wire of communication. The scenario is exactly the reverse of what you expect. You have complete control over your headphones; there are no restrictions, and even I was able to fulfill all of my requirements with regard to bass. Why is it the case? a level of confidence that is close to being absolute regarding the bandwidth of the communication channel. Bluetooth is not even close to being the perfect medium for sound. The LDAC did not make an attempt because. The fact that it does not in any way lend itself to the equalizer is a significant detriment for me. 2. Design. Perhaps I am overly suspicious, but I do not feel confident in the quality of this product. Recently, there has been a creaking sound coming from the fasteners. This is an absolutely repugnant feeling for a piece of audio equipment. He shifted his ear, which is creepy as hell. Furthermore, a breakdown of 15,000 is terrifying to think about. 3. the microphone The tone is pretty subdued on my copy. 3.1.1 The Windows operating system and Bluetooth For the course of the call, you won't hear any other noises (Neither system nor games). There is no way to correct this. 3.2 Operating system based on Linux (Debian or Ubuntu), Bluetooth. Sound cannot be played back in high quality nor can it be sent from the microphone in a quality manner. This will perhaps be rectified at a later time (kernel ate).
