Showing posts with label Noise Cancelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Noise Cancelling. Show all posts

Monday, 13 February 2017

Sennheiser Momentum Wireless- Expert's Review

After testing the Bose QC25, they were the best noise cancelling headphones I've tried at the time. Now what Sennheiser reaching out and let me borrow their whopping 500 dollar pair of noise cancelling headphones I had to give him a shot and see how good these are. What I have here are the Sennheiser Momentum Wireless. So I'm here helping the average consumer make a purchase decision.
Sennheiser Momentum Wireless- Expert's Review
Going over the physical features first, looks are of course objective and you can be the judge for yourself. The clothes back and over your model have here features real leather with stainless steel arms and the earcups themselves are painted ivory. Now they do come in black leather with yellow stitching which looks good as well but these do exhumed a vintage look.
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Thursday, 9 February 2017

Audio Technica ATH-M50X Review

These are the successor to what I called the best headphones under 200 dollars . So these are the Audio Technica ATH -M50X. So in case you're unfamiliar the M50 is have been among the highest rated pairs of headphones out there and continually come down in price actually from north of 200 bucks all the way down to less than a 120$ on Amazon. So the big question now here with the M50X is how are these different from the M50 and is that difference worth it? I say worth it because the M50X is actually a little bit higher price now. They come in at a 189 bucks brand-new still under 200 dollars but they definitely cost a little more.
Audio Technica ATH-M50X Review 1
So here's the deal. They have the same awesome build quality, same attention to detail, the same super flexible and very portable design ideas and if you were looking at them from afar you probably really couldn't even tell the difference between these and the M50 except for the little M50X badge on the side of these headphones but really the biggest difference here between the M50X and the M50 is actually the cabling.
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Sunday, 22 January 2017

Bose QuietComfort(QC) 20 Headphones Review!

The bose QC 20 comes in a simplistic housing. Bose has two versions of the QC 20 the standards set which I have here and the Bose QC 20 I which comes with two additional buttons which work iPhone music control and Siri voice commands. The Android, Blackberry and Windows compatible QC 20 still comes with the standard answer and call button and the aware mode control. Once you simply slide the box from the sleeve you open the Bose flat.

Once the flap is open and the protective foam is removed you will see the headphones. Both earbuds and the control module are fully exposed and ready to go. Once you pull the plastic housing out of the way there are some documentation for support and the ball is carrying case. The carrying case is a nylon mesh material. Inside you have documentation for the headphones and also the stay-Hear tips. The stay-Hear tips are bowls patented design that are made for comfort and a great seal it also comes with the USB cable for charging the noise cancellation features. The quiet comfort earbuds at first glance appears to be like any other normal earbud but when you take a closer look you see a few differences.
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Saturday, 26 November 2016

Bose QC35: Best Noise Cancelling Headphones?

This is the Bose Quiet Comfort 35, the QC 35. These are the successor to I guess pretty much the gold standard for premium noise cancelling headphones at this point which is the Bose QC25. These obviously you know the red and black so we got some color we're going on with them but he's been my go-to for you know train rides and flights for the past couple years so naturally when you get a successor to them you can have to wonder you know what's different about them and are they worth the difference in price.

On amazon right now the QC25 are 300 bucks and the new QC 35 are 350 bucks. Now in a pair of really premium noise cancelling headphones you look for a couple things. Build quality, comfort, sound quality and of course how good the noise cancellation actually is. Now build quality is just fine here is nearly identical to the QC25. There are pretty overall lightweight pair of plastic built headphones pretty flexible and that's actually what makes them so comfortable that they're so light and flexible and along with the super soft foam on the top band and the supersoft leather ear cushions that go over your ears all this combines together to make them really comfortable.

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Wednesday, 6 April 2016

Best Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones

First a peek into the concept of noise cancelling as to What is Noise Cancelling?’ The cancellation of noises of low frequency while you can still hear the sound of the traffic or human talk is noise cancellation. People who prefer to let loud noises to come in as to keep a check on what is going on in the surrounding usually go with the noise cancelling headphones. How exactly does noise cancellation headphone works? Noise cancellation headphones make use of microphone to notice the surrounding noise. This signal is directed to the particular electronics that help in creating the exact opposite waves of sound which go to the ears via the headphones, hence negating the original or initial noise.

The advantages of noise cancellation headphones are that you can listen to the music in the illusion of silent environment making the music listening even more amazing. Or sometimes you can use them to just cancel out the noise without listening to music and rest in peace for a while. There are few disadvantages like having to pay a bigger price, lower quality of sound, wind-sensitive, and they put a little extra pressure on the ears.So, here is some of the best noise cancellation headphones listed.

·       The headphones of Bose QuietComfort 25
Bose QuietComfort 25 is the best known noise cancellation headphones available in the market. Bose QuietComfort is the new, improved, and updated version of the Bose QuietComfort 15. While Bose QuietComfort 15 provides the best active noise cancellation, amazing quality of sound, and comfort, Bose QuietComfort 25 takes the level even higher. If you wish to pack this headphone in a small pocket, just fold them as they are really flexible. This marks an improvement in the portability which earlier versions of Bose QuietComfort could not give.
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