Sounds good, but the cushion cup material is not good quality. After maybe 50 uses, I can see the vinyl shedding. I have 6-7 year old Jabra Revos that still look good with no wear and tear from countless uses.
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There are so many BETTER wireless headphones.
Trusted data on these: Beats Solo3 2018 Wireless Review - RTINGS.com
These sound pretty good, but my wife always complains that they become painful on her ears after a while (due to the ear pads, not the volume).
Theyāre garbage in my opinion. The last link I provided will give plenty of better options.
I paid $50 for the Anker Soundcore Life 2. Super comfortable on the ears. I use AD700X and SHP9500 headphones for the PC if that gives you an idea of what I consider comfortable. Overall I am very pleased with them and their ā30 hoursā of battery life.
I work around very loud equipment in which I canāt have wires but needs hearing protection or Iād go insane. The Soundcore for $50 canāt really get beat. If they can, Iād love to try it! I bought a pair for my father for fathers day so he can listen to his kindle while walking the dog and such.
Itās difficult to imagine paying more than say $20 for a set of head phones. I really donāt understand the pricing of things like this.
Not understanding it means youāre sane. These arenāt even in the ballpark price range for their performance.
For $20 you can get bluetooth headphones with limited range, crap noise cancellation, crap call quality, crap music quality but you will certainly have headphones that are wireless worth their price tag.
When you spend $50+ish dollars, you can get quality sound, quality call quality, 25+ hours of battery life on a charge, noise cancellation, carrying case, 3.5mm jack for plugging in to get off bluetooth.
Spending $200+ on the Sony or Bose headphones is when you start hitting the high quality sound with high quality noise cancellation.
Personally the price for performance (bang for your buck) between $50 and $200 doesnāt make spending $200 worth it for me. With that being said, Iāll easily drop $100+ on open back headphones with good quality sound.
RTINGS does a great job comparing them, and the fact that the top end canāt break an 8.0 rating in any category leaves a lot to be desired. When the $50 headphones is barely getting lower ratings.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H96Y819/ ā what I used for work/audible. Currently 49.99 which is historic low. Average price is $62.00.
Anker SoundCore Life 2 Wireless Review - RTINGS.com ā this is itās review. Donāt expect amazing bass but for a wireless headphone itās pretty impressive compared to others Iāve tried.
There are ācommercialā and āhigh gradeā headphones. Spend some time with that concept. If you can buy it off the shelf at Wally-World, itās commercial gradeā¦made for the average uninformed user. Works for most other products as well.
Iāve always been a Bose person if it means investing more than a $100 on a pair of headphones. And most Boseās have cheap 3rd party replaceable cushions available. I replaced both my OE2 and QC35ās.
Additionally, any headphones marketed to gamers will include a microphone and be 1 /10th the sound quality of similarly priced headphones. Better to buy $40 Samson Headphones and a cheap mic than to buy $100-200 Steel Series, Razer, Kingston, Corsair, HyperX, Logitech etc.
I bought a pair of Aiwa Arc-1 headphones a couple of weeks ago. yes Aiwa, they are coming back. They cost me a little over 100$ and there is no comparison. I have tested these headphones out and the sound quality while good doesnt hold a candle to these Aiwaās I got.
$12 headphone in a $100 box.