Review on Wireless computer headset Audeze Mobius, Team Carbon by Stanislaw Kisiel ᠌
The right product for me, the price suited me.
I continue the shortcomings with the conclusion: 3. I thought I would not get used to their weight after the air Game One. Used to. But at first there was a desire to go to surrender quite sincere. But it's about my head. Yours may be different. When switching from high-quality lightweight headphones, there will definitely be discomfort. When switching from, God forgive me, Krakenov, the sound quality will surprise you so much that you will not pay attention to weight. 4. Fun. I bought headphones with one firmware. I went to the site to ate the firmware (you never know, they did it so that you could not hear yourself), downloaded it, ated it - in fact did a downgrade. ated to 2022 firmware. No other firmware is available anywhere. Some actual was removed from access, as there are some problems with it. In general, the conclusion: despite this, all the headphones are still a bomb. I believe that so far we have weak software support for the product. It's not just headphones though. It’s more complicated here: both the sound inside and the DAC and the control system are all a software part, in which Audeze, apparently, are not great specialists. We'll see what will happen in the new firmware.
- The sound is such that if suddenly they break, I will buy the same ones. Someone already talked about this in the review - but these are exactly the same thoughts that visited me when I thought about how to handle them more carefully during operation. I switched from Sennheisers Zame One (open), which look like a bone gnawed by a dog - either it will fall, or in a hurry I will sharply throw it on the table, etc. And if the attitude to these is "what will happen to them? ", then in "Mobius" all the stuffing is inside. And the kind of exploitation that I practiced with the first can be fatal with the second. In general, I start to have a split personality, because I'm used to treating things differently. That's how good the sound is.
- The sound is such that if suddenly they break, I will buy the same ones. Someone already talked about this in the review - but these are exactly the same thoughts that visited me when I thought about how to handle them more carefully during operation. I switched from Sennheisers Zame One (open), which look like a bone gnawed by a dog - either it will fall, or in a hurry I will sharply throw it on the table, etc. And if the attitude to these is "what will happen to them? ", then in "Mobius" all the stuffing is inside. And the kind of exploitation that I practiced with the first can be fatal with the second. In general, I start to have a split personality, because I'm used to treating things differently. That's how good the sound is.
