Immerse in Pure Sound: AUSOUNDS AU-XT Hybrid ANC Bluetooth Headphones - Over-Ear, aptX HD, Deep Bass, 30-Hour Playtime Review

These AUSOUND headphones were amazing! Here's my list to make things easier! Positive: - Crystal clear sound! - Active Noise Cancellation: The ANC in these headphones is better than expected! - USB-C charging: I hate when devices use Micro-USB or other proprietary charging standards. Luckily, they use USB-C, as do my laptop, my phone, and now my headphones. Final Thoughts? When it comes to listening to music, I'm a normal person and I love it. Audiophiles look deeper!

I bought these because my Soundcore headphones were starting to fall apart in the ear cups. I was hesitant at first because they feel very light and the headband is mostly plastic which gives it a really cheap look. However, I like the noise canceling feature, it is very effective. I basically tested them on a 14.5 hour flight this week and saw the difference the noise canceling feature made. It went from very loud (because I was sitting a few rows in front of the engine) to a very low hum…

When it comes to the technological side of sound, there are several options. Graphs versus Dynamics. The debate between them is very controversial when it comes to our ears. And it depends what you want to hear! Would you like tighter bass and treble, for example? Then dynamic is your system. And to get it, you have to pay with the weight of your gear on your head. Graphene is a softer and more organic sound. The controversy continues because graphs can do what dynamics can't... And back and…

These are my first noise canceling headphones. When I first got the headphones I thought there would be full noise cancellation, but unfortunately that's not the case. You can hear if someone is talking to you or your daughter as they run out of your room. However, it blocks out most of the annoying background noises such as heating/air conditioning, computer fans and other outside noises. Having no experience with other noise-cancelling headphones, I assume the Ausounds AU-XT meets the…

When I rate a product of such high quality, I hope it becomes as popular as the most popular products on the market in the same category. In this case these headphones are excellent and I hope that the Ausounds brand will become as popular as Bose or Beats Audio. The sound is absolutely amazing. Bass, treble and mids are crystal clear. It gave me one of the best musical experiences I've ever had. ANC works very well. It's not a feature I use often, but it's always good to have. Battery life and

I have used QC35 and I have a couple of XM3s that I use on a daily basis. While they're a little cheaper than others in a similar price-performance category (the XM4s cost about $40 more than the price of these non-sale cars), they're noticeably smaller: less bass, less noise-cancellation, less weight, less Microphone. Growth. However, not everything on this list is bad. Bass is definitely lacking, but other than that I like the rest of the parts. The XM3s sometimes give me a headache because…

The headphones come in a beautiful carrying case that includes an audio cable, a USB-C cable and an airplane adapter. space during storage in the case. ANC can also be activated when the headphones are not switched on and are not paired with a device. While I think this is good to know so people don't accidentally forget to turn off ANC, I think it's a good option for situations where you might just need to block out the noise. There is a switch on the left ear cup for turning ANC on and off…

I review these headphones in terms of price range. Keep in mind that there are many wireless ANC earbuds that cost around $200. Build Quality 4/5: No build quality issues. The plastic is of good quality, as are the pads and everything else. 1 star deduction for buttons and switches. The keys are good with good feedback but they do dangle a bit. The same goes for the ANC switch, it's loose and has little feedback. Buttons were an afterthought here, but that doesn't affect use or the sound. It…