Review on Shure AONIC 50 Black Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling Headphones by Bhavin Patel ᠌

Excellent sound quality was achieved with each of the three different connecting methods. I compared it to a variety of headphones, beginning with the M50xBT and going all the way up to the B&W PX7 and Sennheiser M3. I am unable to choose a sound that I enjoyed more than the others because I believe the differences to be rather subtle (or nuances) - a slightly different handwriting in tonal balance, in various musical genres, and the conditional leader was different. Honestly, the headphones that sounded the worst to my ears were the The smooth monitor sound with a very high level of detail was appealing to Shure. It may at first appear to be a little less spectacular when compared to its rivals; however, after some consideration, you may come to the conclusion that the absence of a prominent bass is, in fact, an advantage; lengthy listening is noticeably less taxing; and the emphasis on the midrange helps to make vocals more interesting. Yet, in terms of design, build quality, and materials, the Shure product was the one that I loved the most. The design appears to be quite dependable and devoid of any faults. They provide the impression of being neat and unobtrusive when worn, and they are pleasant to hold in the hand. The round box is quite stylish; in addition to their many other benefits, the headphones make an excellent present, and their packaging makes them particularly suitable for giving to a loved one. They wrote about the pressure on the temples, but all you need to do to slightly deploy the tight hinges (finding the optimal angle) is to redirect the pressure of the ear pads from the temples to the part that is behind the ear. There are no complaints about the convenience of landing. I can sit in these for hours without feeling any pressure because the leatherette is so delicate. Although they weigh a little bit more than those made entirely of plastic, they do not give the impression of being heavy when worn on the head. After quickly removing the transfer pads at the sites of contact of the cups with the metal arms, there are no residues after one month of active use, indicating that the problem is extremely improbable. The connection with a personal computer, mobile phone, and tablet is lightning-fast and problem-free. Even though there is a powerful WiFi6 router "phonites" nearby, my connection continues to function smoothly and without interruption even when passing through two load-bearing walls made of reinforced concrete (with a PC passing through one of the walls). This is a surprising finding. There is a link to two devices at the same time, and they flip between them very quickly. You can use BT5, in addition to any modern codec, from SBC all the way up to LDAC. Although the battery does not set any records for capacity, the autonomy is more than sufficient for my needs. USB connector of the modern Type-C variety.