DOQAUS Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, 52 Hrs Playtime Wireless Headphones, 3 EQ Modes, Foldable Hi-Fi Stereo Bass Headphones, Soft Memory Protein Earmuffs, Built-in Mic＆Wired Mode for Phone PC Travel

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EO Button: press once to switch between EQ modes, and you can hear the voice prompt. (Note: press and hold the EQ button for 3 seconds will clear the headphone pairing list from all devices and the head phones are ready to connect) The sound quality was ok overall and probably what we would expect from a decent set of budget headphones. The sound was reasonably well-balanced, clear and didn’t have that tinny sound associated with cheap headphones. We found the volume level excellent and went as high as we needed it to go.

We must say that we were pleasantly surprised through our testing of adjusting the headband length and folding it in. It handled it well, even when applying a lot of pressure and being heavy-handed to see if we could get it to break. It stood up to the test fine and showed some good durability when adjusting the headband. Wearability and style matter too. We tested over long periods to see how comfortable they were during longer listening sessions or commutes, and we also evaluated their style to see if they looked like you were a plugged-in music fan or one of the Cybermen from Dr Who. If you're looking for a luxe pair of headphones that make a statement but still sound fantastic, then we recommend the Bowers & Wilkins PX8, which we called "exceptional" in our review. In fact, something magical happened when we tested them, we wrote: "To put these headphones on is to experience a pride of ownership rarely felt, even at this level."And it's not just about the sound. As stamina claims go, 80 hours is impressively insatiable in almost any arena, but particularly concerning wireless headphones – and we actually gleaned just over 90 hours from these in practice. I have now increased the star rating to 4 stars and it would definitely be 5 stars if the design were such that the batteries could be changed by the customer in, say, 4 or 5 years time if necessary. It seems sad that so many products we buy are destined for landfill when improved design to give them a much longer life. It's important to focus on the features that really matter to you. Touch controls are handy, but will you actually use them or do you prefer to use a voice assistant? Do you really need active noise cancellation if you're not going to be listening on public transport? There's no point in paying for features you're not going to use very often. What it boils down to is that every one of us is different, so there's no such thing as one pair of headphones everybody should buy. It's about balancing the price and the features so that you get the best possible audio experience at the best possible price. Which is exactly what our guide here is designed to help you with. Not only is the build fantastic, but the sound is absolutely jaw-dropping for detail, clarity, energy and agility. When compared to the Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless above, we found the energy, depth and immersion of the PX8 to put them in a different league. Sonically, they're incredible.

There's a lot to love about the Apple AirPods Max. The things we rated highest during our testing were: the standout active noise cancellation, superb audio quality, and a design that sets them apart from most noise-cancelling headphones on the market. We found no issues with the Bluetooth connection to a few different devices we tested. They connected the first time and were all stable connections. This was the case when pressing the buttons for a test; they were quite awkward to press and would be easier to use if they were larger and clearer to see. You also get a low battery warning through the headphones when it’s running under 30% (approx) charge. It’s an ok feature, but it does interrupt your audio to remind you to recharge the headphones, which can get a bit annoying. Microphone Another thing to note about the button design is that the buttons themselves had a cheap, plastic feel to them. They felt a bit flimsy and not as secure as we would have liked them to be.I get a very strong impression that they are making great efforts to provide excellent customer care and I must say I am very impressed with the sound quality of the headphones.........outstanding for the price : indeed, outstanding for a much higher price, I would suggest. These Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless headphones are incredibly impressive. In our review we called them excellent value for money and wrote: "The adaptive noise cancellation is strong, the feature set is as exhaustive as you'll find at the level, the design is minimalist but carefully considered, and the sound is supremely talented."