Review on Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Featuring Active Noise Cancellation in Black and Silver by Agata Kowalik ᠌

I have spent a significant amount of time looking for headphones. assumed to take the 4.50 version of the previous model. pick one from among these, the 350, or the model from the previous year. It was essential for me that the wire be 3.5 millimeters, as this allows you to continue listening even if the headphones are placed on their sides. I wanted a new Bluetooth 5.0 and a charging connector with a type-c plug. In the event that these specifications are not of the utmost importance, you can confidently go with the headphones from the generation before this one (they are currently available at steep discounts, but only until the stocks run out), or you can investigate the more straightforward model 350. Since the virus has caused all of the stores to be closed, I was unable to try it out in person before making a purchase. As a result, I "took a chance" on it and do not regret my decision. Due to the length of time that I have been familiar with Sennheiser, I had the expectation that the sound quality would be very good. In general, my expectations were met. from the factory have their settings adjusted so that low and high frequencies have a greater influence than others. but without any bumps or humps. Despite the fact that it is possible, I did not feel the urge to adjust the settings of the equalizer when I was using it. Because these headphones are marketed toward a younger demographic, I do not have any issues with the default settings that came with them. My opinion is that listening to music through wired headphones results in a more pleasant and quieter experience than using wireless ones. and "more pleasant" is the exact word that comes to mind when I try to describe my feelings about the situation. With aptX support, Bluetooth playback is of a very respectable quality. On the other hand, there was the impression that, in terms of sound quality, they have some room for error, and the limitation is present-day standards for the transmission of sound over the air. The controls are not complicated and have been carefully considered. all of the buttons are within reach of the right hand. Since some customers voiced their dissatisfaction in reviews by pointing out that the shackle was made of plastic rather than metal, I believe that it is safe to say that these claims can be blown out of the water. The level of craftsmanship is very impressive. And if the engineers were able to cut the weight of the headphones by making use of modern materials while maintaining the headphones' durability, then this is, in my opinion, a positive rather than a negative aspect of the headphones. In general, I am very pleased with the purchase; however, I am aware that I may have paid a little bit more than necessary at the beginning of the sale. If the price drops by twenty to thirty percent in the next six months to a year, purchasing this item will be a wise decision.