In short: if you were looking for wireless ears for riding the subway and listening to music at home, then take it, you will not regret 100%, they have excellent noise reduction and sound. Who is ready to read a lot - read on. So. There are two important things to understand: First, most of the negative reviews are due to the fact that people do not fully understand the meaning of noise cancellation or the sound characteristics of these headphones; Second: I will compare with Apple AirPods, no

Has some pros The sound for listening to music suits me completely. The battery life is excellent - very rarely have to charge. Noise reduction is not bad, listening to music or watching a movie on an airplane is quite normal, despite the noise of the engines. Has some cons 1. I took not only for music, but also for use as a wireless headset. So - if you talk on the street, then the interlocutors often complain that the sound quality from my microphone is so-so. 2. While working in the headset

Took today HD 450BT, ears magnificent. They were taken mainly for PC by wire, work on BT with a laptop and rare forays into the city. A little about the described problems here in the reviews Regarding pressure: To understand the proportions of the head, my height is 170 cm, xs, whether it is big or not. The ears sit very tightly, but I don’t feel any pressure at all, as well as weight, generally like a glove, no discomfort. I think it's purely individual. About background noise: I use my…

I took headphones, mainly for use at work as a headset, and at the same time for listening to music while working at a laptop. There are ordinary wired sensors, but without a microphone, and I wanted something close in sound quality, but with a microphone and without wires. After 3 months of operation, there was a definite opinion, which I decided to share. There are no complaints about the sound quality, they do not reach good wired ones, but if you are not an audiophile, then they sound very…

I've been looking for headphones for a long time. thought to take the previous model 4.50. chose from these, 350 and last year's model. for me it was critical that the wire is 3.5, so that you can listen if the headphones sit down. I wanted a type-c charging connector and a new bt 5.0. if these requirements are not critical, then you can safely take the headphones of the previous generation (they have good discounts now, until stocks have been sold), or look towards a simpler model 350. I…

I bought these headphones 3 years ago for 9 to replace the broken JBL, I don’t remember the model, for 6 thousand. Headphones are quiet. Noise canceling works, but it's kind of clunky. In the metro, the volume and noise reduction are not enough to listen to the classics, for example. In a quiet room, the volume is enough, but in most cases you have to turn it up to the maximum. This was not the case with JBL. In general, the sound itself is good, there are no complaints, but just what is good,

Very strange comments. It is not comfortable for someone to sit without music in them. Someone to talk on the zoom. These headphones are not for this and not for talking on the phone, but for listening to good quality music. For those who are under pressure on the head, there is information - they are moving apart! In general, if your budget is 10 thousand - feel free to take these ones ! They have an honest good sound, excellent noise reduction, a long charge, far-reaching bluetooth and a…

You can use it, but only for fans of this brand and lovers of the characteristic sound. Due to the generator of noisy silence (noise reduction) and overly strong pressure of the headphone arc, one star is less. If at least with noise reduction the issue is resolved through a firmware ate. I'll add a star. Its pros: The sound is good as expected from this brand. I confirm the comments of others that the bezel puts pressure on the head. Detachable/attachable cord if wired connection desired. The…

Senhi bought for 8,900, I can compare with marshal major 2 bt (I bought in December 2022 for 4,500, they served 2 years without problems). At the Senkhs, at first, the type of ambyushurs (full-size) seemed inconvenient. But quickly got used to it. No pressure on the ears. And it was worse with the marshalls: they shake their heads very hard at first, it is harder to pick up the position (the ears "roll into a tube" after 1.5-2 hours). But the marshall's control joystick is an incredibly handy…

I bought them in early 2018. I wanted quality wireless earbuds and I came across these. Sennheiser is a great company and they are not too expensive for the brand. The material/sound quality and the battery life are perfect. I have no complaints about these features. I bought these despite other reviews saying the headphones are a bit small and would compress too much. Well they were right. I like to think I have a medium sized head so it shouldn't cause such problems if they were made for…

I like Sennheiser. I've always had good experiences with their products since I bought my first "real" quality headphones, the PC151 for my computer, 15 years ago. But this was the first time I used their bluetooth headphones and also the time I used their ANC. I take the train to and from work every day and basically need a pair of BT headphones that will block out the noise from both the train and the people around me. They do it and then some. Despite what others may say, these headphones…

I have had a pair of Beats Solo2 Wireless for a long time that I bought for $200 and there are some notable differences between these headphones and a pair of Sennheiser. Simplicity. You have three "buttons" - volume up, down and a multifunction button "b". They're very easy to use and look great, although the sound is made for bass-heavy music. However, the downside of the three-button interface has always been that my phone had to be nearby at all times to perform tasks like answering calls…

Pretty good, good. You sound great. The sound quality is what you would expect from a $100 Sennheiser, or better. I can't really tell the difference in sound quality between them and anything else, although they come across as a bit warm but not overly so. For this they start with 5 stars. The first real problem is that you can't use them in any way while they're charging. Bluetooth will be disabled when you connect USB for charging. Loud hiss is heard when connecting the USB charging cable and

I bought these from a Hong Kong seller on eBay. They paid more for that. I already have Urbanite Xl, Bluetooth. They have a very similar sound signature to the Urbanites. Here's what I liked about them: 1) APT-X doesn't slow down when watching movies and games. 2) Very good sound. I have an HD 600 that I use for music at home. It sounds as clear as they do. I have a lossless track with Katie Melua and Eva Cassidy singing "What a Wonderful World". Most headphones tend to pollute voices to the…