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작성자 Cherie Rex 작성일24-02-06 04:37 조회15회 댓글0건본문
Best Over-Ear Headphones
Over-ear headphones completely surround your ears and allow you to fully immerse in the sound. They tend to be designed for audiophiles and include features such as active noise cancellation and control apps.
The Focal Bathys are a wireless device that comes with ANC and a mobile app for tweaking the EQ and presets. They also support hi-res audio for wired listening via USB-C.
Sony WH-1000XM5
The WH1000XM5 headphones Bluetooth from Sony are the most recent upgrade in their noise cancellation lineup. They sport a new design, upgraded ANC and a lot of the same features as their predecessors, but with premium materials and slightly more premium sound quality.
At just 250g, they're a light weight for over-ear ANC headsets. They're very comfortable to wear for long periods of time, even if you're listening to a podcast or a book. The headband is soft and it features a friction rod design like the Grado Labs SR60x that prevents your ears from getting too cold.
The WH-1000XM5 has a sound signature designed to please people who listen to music for pleasure as also serious audiophiles. It is tuned with a slight emphasis in bass, but it's not abrasive or overpowering. The earphones feature a wide and spacious soundstage, with excellent instrument separation. This allows you to be able to hear the finer details of your music. The earcups also feature touch controls, which are easy and responsive to use. Swipe up or down to alter the volume. You can also swipe forward to listen to the next song or backwards to hear the prior track. The headphones are capable of connecting to two devices simultaneously and due to an inbuilt sensor, they automatically pause the playback when removed from your head. You can also switch on the ambient mode by placing your palm on the right ear cup that lets you listen to what's happening around you without taking off the headphones with noise cancellation.
Other helpful features include the ability to pair them with your voice assistant, Bluetooth low-energy, and support for hi-res audio (via LDAC). They come with a durable carrying case made from top quality fabric, as well as an USB-C cable for charging. The headphones work with Android and iOS smartphones as well as computers running Windows or macOS. The battery longevity of the WH1000XM5 is impressive. In our standard battery test, we got 31 hours and 53 minutes with the ANC on which was more than Sony's advertised 30 hours battery life.
The WH1000XM5 has a great mic for voice calls. There is no static or muffled audio in the background. Noise-canceling is also excellent, and these headphones are ideal for public transportation and the office.
Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2
The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 is a significant upgrade from its predecessor, offering top-quality performance and features. The Bowers & Wilkins S2 comes with premium performance and features, including 24-bit wireless streaming and active noise cancellation optimized, and clear voice calls on any compatible mobile or tablet. The 40mm drivers, which are custom-designed and angled to fit in each earcup, give you a more complete and focused listening experience. Six strategically placed microphones provide excellent call clarity even in noisy surroundings. A built-in microphone and remote allows you to control music and calls from any device compatible with it.
The headphones sport a similar elegant and sleek design to the original PX7. They feature accent rings around the earcups, and a silver-colored headband. The earcups are cushioned with memory foam and fit comfortably on the cranium, yet they never feel tight. The new design and shape required a lot of time to perfect, delivering an easy clamping force that doesn't push too hard even on my own cranium that is rotund.
They weigh 2 ounces less (or 307g) and are a little smaller than the Sony WH1000XM5. The headphones are lightweight enough to be carried in a backpack or bag and stay in place comfortably throughout long listening sessions. A strong hinge on the back of the headband allows you to fold them for easy transportation in a protective case.
They're powered by Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive support, which is good for Headphones Bluetooth both high-resolution audio and fast video sync. You can also play them wired too, using the included 3.5mm cable that connects to the USB-C port on the right earcup. The headphone's status indicator is a helpful gesture, flashing green to indicate rapid charge and solid blue when Bluetooth pairing is in use.
The B&W app provides the same features as the hardware onboard buttons - bass and treble adjustment as well as action button assignment wear detection, a cycle through ANC modes and much more. When you play music on your iPhone the app displays album cover and track titles. The most popular extras like music presets and soundscapes mode aren't available, however.
Sennheiser HD 800 S
The HD 800 S is a successor to the famous Sennheiser headphones and was designed to meet the highest expectations. Its technical construction is optimized to give a detail resolution that encompasses all frequencies as well as dynamic range and stereo panorama. It also delivers the most realistic sound you'll ever hear on a pair of open-back headphones.
The headphone has an impedance of 300 ohms which means it requires a top-quality headphone amplifier that can drive it at the right levels, without distortion. A balanced connection is recommended since this can double the output power and improve the overall sound quality.
These headphones are designed for professional use. They feature a metal frame and a mix of leather and plastic padding. The design is minimalist and doesn't resemble a fancy pair of headphones, however they feel luxurious in the hand and are well-built. They come with a carrying pouch and an extra audio cable, as well as a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter.
With a neutral sound profile, the HD 800 S reproduces natural instruments and vocals, even though they are a bit light on bass. The open-back design results in a spacious, out-of-head soundstage. The treble sound quality is superb, with only minor dips and peaks. The treble region is also extremely smooth, meaning you'll not have issues hitting sibilants or the upper sound of a snare drum.
They can still deliver impact, dynamism and impact in the event of need, despite the absence of a powerful low-end. They'll still be enjoyable for those who like listening to rock music that has strong basslines, however they might not be like some of the models on this list such as the HiFiMan Arya.
In the mids in the mids, these Sennheiser headphones are difficult to beat. They are very linear and have a slight slop in the upper mids, which shouldn't be noticeable to most listeners. They can also reproduce fine time gradations which is a benefit.
The HD 800 S are a pair of outstanding headphones, ideal for audiophiles and professionals. Their outstanding sonic performance and comfortable fit make them a top option. They are expensive, but they will last you for many years and perform in any situation.
Anker Soundcore Life Q20
The Anker Soundcore Q20 is a great set of headphones for anyone who wants to relax or simply need a pair of affordable headphones that block out noise. They come with a basic pouch that provides protection when you throw them into a bag, and their battery is capable of lasting several long haul flights. The ANC is a great way to block out loud passengers and engine rumbles. However, their audio profile is a bit heavy and warm.
The controls on the Life Q20 are well-marked and easy to use. On the left earcup you'll find buttons for powering up and pairing the headphones, as well as for turning on or off active noise cancellation. On the right earcup, you'll find controls for playing back media. This includes a multi-function key that activates the phone's voice assistant and turns on Anker BassUp (more about this later). You can also use the built-in microphone to make calls hands-free with your phone.
Anker's Soundcore Life Q20 headphones offer an immersive and deep listening experience, thanks to the custom 40 mm dynamic drivers that offer certified Hi-Res Audio. With a treble that extends up to 40 kHz, these headphones can provide outstanding clarity and detail, while their hybrid active noise cancelling technology is designed to filter out a wider range of mid- and low-frequency sounds.
One thing to keep in mind about the Anker Soundcore Life Q20 is that it doesn't support aptX, which is disappointing. This means that you won't be able to take advantage of the superior codec's lower latency while gaming on your PC.
In terms of comfort The Life Q20's memory-foam ear cups and headband are comfortable enough to wear for extended periods of time without creating discomfort. The ear cups are capable of rotating and adjust to the unique shape of your head so that you can achieve a perfect fit. The included 3.5mm audio cable lets you to listen to music while charging the battery.
Over-ear headphones completely surround your ears and allow you to fully immerse in the sound. They tend to be designed for audiophiles and include features such as active noise cancellation and control apps.
The Focal Bathys are a wireless device that comes with ANC and a mobile app for tweaking the EQ and presets. They also support hi-res audio for wired listening via USB-C.
Sony WH-1000XM5
The WH1000XM5 headphones Bluetooth from Sony are the most recent upgrade in their noise cancellation lineup. They sport a new design, upgraded ANC and a lot of the same features as their predecessors, but with premium materials and slightly more premium sound quality.
At just 250g, they're a light weight for over-ear ANC headsets. They're very comfortable to wear for long periods of time, even if you're listening to a podcast or a book. The headband is soft and it features a friction rod design like the Grado Labs SR60x that prevents your ears from getting too cold.
The WH-1000XM5 has a sound signature designed to please people who listen to music for pleasure as also serious audiophiles. It is tuned with a slight emphasis in bass, but it's not abrasive or overpowering. The earphones feature a wide and spacious soundstage, with excellent instrument separation. This allows you to be able to hear the finer details of your music. The earcups also feature touch controls, which are easy and responsive to use. Swipe up or down to alter the volume. You can also swipe forward to listen to the next song or backwards to hear the prior track. The headphones are capable of connecting to two devices simultaneously and due to an inbuilt sensor, they automatically pause the playback when removed from your head. You can also switch on the ambient mode by placing your palm on the right ear cup that lets you listen to what's happening around you without taking off the headphones with noise cancellation.
Other helpful features include the ability to pair them with your voice assistant, Bluetooth low-energy, and support for hi-res audio (via LDAC). They come with a durable carrying case made from top quality fabric, as well as an USB-C cable for charging. The headphones work with Android and iOS smartphones as well as computers running Windows or macOS. The battery longevity of the WH1000XM5 is impressive. In our standard battery test, we got 31 hours and 53 minutes with the ANC on which was more than Sony's advertised 30 hours battery life.
The WH1000XM5 has a great mic for voice calls. There is no static or muffled audio in the background. Noise-canceling is also excellent, and these headphones are ideal for public transportation and the office.
Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2
The Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 is a significant upgrade from its predecessor, offering top-quality performance and features. The Bowers & Wilkins S2 comes with premium performance and features, including 24-bit wireless streaming and active noise cancellation optimized, and clear voice calls on any compatible mobile or tablet. The 40mm drivers, which are custom-designed and angled to fit in each earcup, give you a more complete and focused listening experience. Six strategically placed microphones provide excellent call clarity even in noisy surroundings. A built-in microphone and remote allows you to control music and calls from any device compatible with it.
The headphones sport a similar elegant and sleek design to the original PX7. They feature accent rings around the earcups, and a silver-colored headband. The earcups are cushioned with memory foam and fit comfortably on the cranium, yet they never feel tight. The new design and shape required a lot of time to perfect, delivering an easy clamping force that doesn't push too hard even on my own cranium that is rotund.
They weigh 2 ounces less (or 307g) and are a little smaller than the Sony WH1000XM5. The headphones are lightweight enough to be carried in a backpack or bag and stay in place comfortably throughout long listening sessions. A strong hinge on the back of the headband allows you to fold them for easy transportation in a protective case.
They're powered by Bluetooth 5.2 with aptX Adaptive support, which is good for Headphones Bluetooth both high-resolution audio and fast video sync. You can also play them wired too, using the included 3.5mm cable that connects to the USB-C port on the right earcup. The headphone's status indicator is a helpful gesture, flashing green to indicate rapid charge and solid blue when Bluetooth pairing is in use.
The B&W app provides the same features as the hardware onboard buttons - bass and treble adjustment as well as action button assignment wear detection, a cycle through ANC modes and much more. When you play music on your iPhone the app displays album cover and track titles. The most popular extras like music presets and soundscapes mode aren't available, however.
Sennheiser HD 800 S
The HD 800 S is a successor to the famous Sennheiser headphones and was designed to meet the highest expectations. Its technical construction is optimized to give a detail resolution that encompasses all frequencies as well as dynamic range and stereo panorama. It also delivers the most realistic sound you'll ever hear on a pair of open-back headphones.
The headphone has an impedance of 300 ohms which means it requires a top-quality headphone amplifier that can drive it at the right levels, without distortion. A balanced connection is recommended since this can double the output power and improve the overall sound quality.
These headphones are designed for professional use. They feature a metal frame and a mix of leather and plastic padding. The design is minimalist and doesn't resemble a fancy pair of headphones, however they feel luxurious in the hand and are well-built. They come with a carrying pouch and an extra audio cable, as well as a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter.
With a neutral sound profile, the HD 800 S reproduces natural instruments and vocals, even though they are a bit light on bass. The open-back design results in a spacious, out-of-head soundstage. The treble sound quality is superb, with only minor dips and peaks. The treble region is also extremely smooth, meaning you'll not have issues hitting sibilants or the upper sound of a snare drum.
They can still deliver impact, dynamism and impact in the event of need, despite the absence of a powerful low-end. They'll still be enjoyable for those who like listening to rock music that has strong basslines, however they might not be like some of the models on this list such as the HiFiMan Arya.
In the mids in the mids, these Sennheiser headphones are difficult to beat. They are very linear and have a slight slop in the upper mids, which shouldn't be noticeable to most listeners. They can also reproduce fine time gradations which is a benefit.
The HD 800 S are a pair of outstanding headphones, ideal for audiophiles and professionals. Their outstanding sonic performance and comfortable fit make them a top option. They are expensive, but they will last you for many years and perform in any situation.
Anker Soundcore Life Q20
The Anker Soundcore Q20 is a great set of headphones for anyone who wants to relax or simply need a pair of affordable headphones that block out noise. They come with a basic pouch that provides protection when you throw them into a bag, and their battery is capable of lasting several long haul flights. The ANC is a great way to block out loud passengers and engine rumbles. However, their audio profile is a bit heavy and warm.
The controls on the Life Q20 are well-marked and easy to use. On the left earcup you'll find buttons for powering up and pairing the headphones, as well as for turning on or off active noise cancellation. On the right earcup, you'll find controls for playing back media. This includes a multi-function key that activates the phone's voice assistant and turns on Anker BassUp (more about this later). You can also use the built-in microphone to make calls hands-free with your phone.
Anker's Soundcore Life Q20 headphones offer an immersive and deep listening experience, thanks to the custom 40 mm dynamic drivers that offer certified Hi-Res Audio. With a treble that extends up to 40 kHz, these headphones can provide outstanding clarity and detail, while their hybrid active noise cancelling technology is designed to filter out a wider range of mid- and low-frequency sounds.
One thing to keep in mind about the Anker Soundcore Life Q20 is that it doesn't support aptX, which is disappointing. This means that you won't be able to take advantage of the superior codec's lower latency while gaming on your PC.
In terms of comfort The Life Q20's memory-foam ear cups and headband are comfortable enough to wear for extended periods of time without creating discomfort. The ear cups are capable of rotating and adjust to the unique shape of your head so that you can achieve a perfect fit. The included 3.5mm audio cable lets you to listen to music while charging the battery.
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