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Buckle up! it going to be a bumpy ride, but if you're looking for the perfect pair of headphones (under $200)... I can't give you a great answer because they dont exist. I can tell you however one of the two best that have ALMOST everything with VERY FEW compromises.
To start, I'll explain my methods and what I was looking for. I used Rtings.com scores as the basis for what to try based on sounds and features. I have some very specific deal-breakers and absolute requirements. Hopefully my analysis will help you make your own decisions.
First an important point that not everyone may have known. Bluetooth wireless has gotten very good, especially with advanced codecs like aptX. It can sound really good if you have a phone or device AND headphones that support it, but it deafults to crappier sound if one of them does not, and will always have a significant delay (200-400ms). This PROBABLY IS enough to notice when watching a movie, but YMMV. I've made the assumption that this is not good enough and was trying to find one with non-BT wireless which is "lossless" (perfect quality and undetectable lag). BT and non-BT wireless both use the 2.4 MHz spectrum (along with lots of other things like WiFi) but "non-BT" wireless is kind of a vague term that is supposed to mean VERY high quality or "loss-less" audio and low latency (compared to BT). However, every manufacturer seems to have their own version of the technology and there is at least on example of non-BT wireless that has terrible latency (Jabra). I think it is almost a typo because it basically has the latencey of BT, so I think they might actually jsut be implementing a proprietary version of it rather than HQ/lossless wireless transmission.
So let's breakdown all of my must-have features:
1. They must be able to be used while charging (it's crazy to me that any pair would not have this, but it's more commmon than you'd think and you can filter for it on RTINGS). A great battery can compensate for this, but the only thing worse than running out of battery is being completely incapable of using them while they charge. I want this for conference calling and if you dont have this, you're literally cut off from communicating until they recharge.
2. They must have "passive playback" meaning you can use them with a standard headphone cable while they're turned off (or with a dead battery). This may not be essential to many, especially since many phones have gotten rid of the headphone jack, but I consider is a deal-breaker.
3. It must have "good" wireless. I started out thinking I NEEDED NON-Bluetooth wireless as a feature, but I had to ditch that because there are only THREE MODELS (out of the 547 evaluated on Rtings.com) that have #1 and 2, and also both bluetooth and non-bluetooth wireless.
4. Audio recording quality is also essential since I'm using these for zoom calls all day (and gaming, thus why I wanted non-BT wireless for better latency). I'm not picky about having a boom mic, but it has to have a good quality mic. This is subjective, but it sems like this means a score of >6-6.5 (they have actual sample recordings on Rtings) and I found that a score of 5.7 sounded awful, but 6.7 was plenty good.
5. I'd really like to have ACTIVE noise cancelling (ANC) but it isn't a dealbreaker. I especially want this if I'm going to spend >200. I want this in general for travel because if I'm going to spend this much, I'd like to be able to use them everywhere.
So, with criteria 1-4, there were 3 remaining models (#4 recording quality didn't actually filter any out). I've listed them below with the major drawback that has made me reconsider my search:
Jabra Evolve2 - $350, but non-BT wireless latency is terrible, it's basically just proprietary BT and thus the latency, but it cant technically be called BT
SteelSeries Arctis 9 or 9x - $200, but no active noise cancelling, terrible non-BT wireless quality
Arctis Pro - $350, but no ANC
The Evolve2 are the ones that seemed to have the proprietary non-BT wireless, which explains it's terrible latency and I'm not willing to spend that much for something that doesn't have loss-less audio. I did not buy these to try, but did buy the "elite 85h" because I assumed that they would share the wireless connectivity latency problem.
The Jabra elite 85h are a really good pair, a little pricier at $250, but the crappy lag on the non-BT wireless was immediately evident and was reason I eliminated them. They were able to connect to both my pc and phone well, but while using the microphone for any reason, there was a loud audible hiss present. I think this may have been "side-tone" which is where it plays back the mirophone input so you can hear yourself when you speak, but I could not hear much of myself, and it was a hiss at ~20 volume which was simply unusable (loud enough that I couldn't hear my zoom participants well...) This actually does NOT have passive playback (via headphone cord with no battery/power) and this discovery is the reason I added this criteria.
The Steelseries 9x were absolutely terrific...SOME of the time. Using the wireless on anything but an xbox requires a microsoft xbox wireless adapter, but I had frewquent intermittant problems (that are all over the internet and have not been resolved as of 2020). I consider the non-BT wireless problems to be an actual defect and eventually returned them because of the weird noises that were basically nonstop. Despite this, and despite the lack of ANC, the BT and overall quality was stellar. I tried it on many different windows computers and nothing solved it.
I actually ended up keeping the Steelseries 9 (not 9X) which amazon does not sell, and I had to get directly from the manufacturer. They are my daily home pair, they work great, and are SUPER comfortable. The BT is surprisingly worse than the 9 and I cant imagine why it would be any different, but it is. Still all-around the best
I decided not to even try the arctis pro because they were so expensive, but also because of the hub that it uses. I believe the hub is only necessary for the non-BT wireless, but I'm also just not willing to pay that much for a pair without ANC.
JBL Quantum 800 - $200, this is a great pair that has almost everything, but not quite. The BT and non-BT wireless audio quality was great and the recording quality was great (boom mic). However, the battery life is almost insufferably bad, and, to add insult to injury, they cannot be used while charging. This was actually the second pair that that I bought, and is the reason I added criteria #1. They were also not very comfortable, but not the worst (none can compete with the comfort of the Steelseries). One wierd issues that may be present in other devices (but not the 9x) is that when the headset is turned off, the device in windows does not deactivate, meaning windows still keep playing audio on the non-existant device rather than switch to your next default. This means you have to manually select a different audio source when you turn them off.
My final pick was the Seinhausser PXC 550-II. While these also do not have non-BT wireless connectivity, they have great BT wireless (AptX, low laency) and all the other features I wanted: great sound, great microphone, great battery, great ANC, passive playback, playback while charging (and can actually play directly over USB). The only slight negatives are the touch controls (intuitive, but easy to hang up on people if you stretch your arms in the air) comfort (again, cant compete with steelseries) and bluetooth connectivity. It says it can connect to two devices at once, and while this is true, you basically need to disable your phone or pc bluetooth to get it to work right. This took me the longest time to figure out, but it works great now.
If I had to pick one pair now, it would be the Seinhausser pair. They have it all: great for travel, great battery, great sound, great mic, great battery/charging, good comfort, everything.
The next best are the steelseries 9, which are better in some ways (comfort, non-BT wireless, chatmix, boom mic) but canty compete with the 30hour battery, ANC, and portability of the Seinhausser pair.
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Leave Background Noise Behind
Adaptive Noise Cancellation automatically adjusts to your surroundings to suppress unwanted background noise, for your ever-changing environments.
Your Personal Travel Assistant
Take control via convenient, one-touch access with the Voice Assistant button that connects to virtual assistants such as Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri. With the triple microphone array offering unrivaled speech clarity when giving voice commands.
Long Lasting Comfort, One Charge Travel
Whatever your destination, the exceptional 30-hour battery life of the second generation PXC 550–II Wireless is powerful enough to last your entire journey without the need to recharge. With the advanced ergonomic design and rotating earcups, the PXC 550-II Wireless is effortlessly portable with a perfect fit for your ear.
Smart Pause Autopilot
The Smart Pause feature reacts to your movement with seamless and practical automatic switch-off. The headset automatically turns on and connects via Bluetooth as it’s unfolded, so you can listen exactly where you left off.
The Sound of Smart Travel
The Sennheiser Smart Control App, with selectable sound modes, allows you to tailor the sound experience to your travel playlist whether that be music, news, podcasts or film.
First Class Call Quality
A bespoke triple microphone array makes it easy to stay connected while on the move. ANC detects and removes background noise providing unrivaled speech clarity, so your calls and voice commands are never lost.
Información del producto
| Control de ruido | Cancelación Activa de Ruido |
|---|---|
| Respuesta de frecuencia | 23000 |
| Sensibilidad | 95 dB |
| Cable para auriculares | Enchufe de 3.5 mm |
| Nombre del modelo | PXC 550-II |
| Tecnología de conectividad | Alámbrico, bluetooth |
| Tecnología de comunicación inalámbrica | Bluetooth |
| Componentes incluidos | Auriculares, Auriculares., Cable |
| Rango de edad (descripción) | Adulto |
| Material | Plástico |
| Usos específicos del producto | Profesional, Viaje |
| Tiempo de carga | 30 Horas |
| Usos Recomendados Para Producto | Viajes |
| Dispositivos compatibles | Ordenadores portatiles, computadoras de escritorio, tabletas, telefonos celulares, altavoces inteligentes |
| Tipo de control | Control de voz |
| Característica del cable | Desmontable |
| Peso del artículo | 227 Gramos |
| Nivel de resistencia al agua | No resistente al agua |
| Tipo de paquete | Standard Packaging |
| Número de unidades | 1.0 Conteo |
| Estilo | Nuevo modelo |
| Método de control | Aplicación |
| Número de artículos | 1 |
| Tipo de controlador | Táctil |
| Vida útil de la batería | 30 Horas |
| Tipo de controlador de audio | Controlador dinámico |
| Versión Bluetooth | 4.2 |
| Material de la funda de transporte | Faux Leather |
| Color de la funda de transporte | Black |
| Forma del auricular | Copas sobre la oreja |
| Número de serie | 508337 |
| Interfaz de hardware | Bluetooth 5 |
| UPC | 615104320048 |
| Soporta tecnología Bluetooth | Sí |
| Características especiales | Cancelación de ruido, Control de volumen |
| Fabricante | Sennheiser |
| Dimensiones del producto | 2,4 x 5,3 x 6,8 pulgadas |
| ASIN | B07ZPQQCVX |
| Número de modelo del producto | 508337 |
| Pilas | 1 Polímero de litio necesaria(s), incluida(s) |
| Opinión media de los clientes |
4.2 de 5 estrellas |
| Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon |
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| Descatalogado por el fabricante | No |
| Producto en amazon.com desde | octubre 28, 2019 |
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Better than Bose QC in my humble opinion. Best headphones I've ever owned!
I'll try to keep this short since there are many other reviews that go into great detail. Everyone wants something different out of a pair of headphones, but EVERYONE wants them to sound good and be comfortable. They definitely check both of those boxes for me. I have used the Bose QC's for a long time and here's how they compare in my opinion: - Bose are slightly more comfortable in the headband, but the PXC-550's are so comfortable that it doesn't matter enough to buy them for that reason. - Bose ANC is a little more "complete" but truth be told I don't use it unless I'm traveling, and Sennheiser's is very good as well. - Bose case is better - Bose has a longer distance of connectivity than Sennheiser but I'm rarely if ever going to wander far enough away from my connected device for it to be an issue. - PXC-550 sound quality/diversity is definitely better than Bose in my opinion. I edit audio on the side so my ears are tuned to listen for the little things. - PXC-550 are way "smarter" than the Bose QC and have many more bells and whistles that I personally LOVE, like twist to turn on and off (replaces a bulky power switch) and swipe controls (my favorite thing which I'll get into more later) - PXC-550 has a switch that easily turns ANC on or off which is a must have for me. The BOSE QC headphones have it on all the time by default and if you want to turn it off you have to go through the app which is a pain. I personally don't like listening to music in a fish bowl all of the time, and frankly, it can be downright dangerous if you're out walking the dog or running in the neighborhood or driving a car. I think ANC is good for airplane travel or special situations where external noise is excessive, and that's it. If you like having easy control over ANC then definitely go Sennheiser over Bose. - PXC-550 feel like they're more well made with higher quality materials (speaking of which, the Bose ear cups are much more likely to make your ears sweaty than the Sennheisers so if you plan to wear while being active, keep that in mind. - PXC-550 has a longer battery life (especially when you consider that you can easily turn ANC off when you don't need or want it unlike Bose) So these are just a few of the differences between them and reasons that I chose to buy Sennheiser over Bose QC this time around. As I mentioned before, the addition of swipe controls on the earpiece of the PXC-550 is a real deal maker for me because I'm a Biochemistry research scientist who often spends hours working in a clean environment which means I'm gloved and I can't touch anything with my fingers. So the ability to swipe control (switch track, pause, play, adjust volume, take calls, fast forward or rewind etc) with the back of my gloved knuckle or even a pencil eraser in a pinch is completely life changing for me!! And the controls are VERY intuitive (my 6 year old could learn and memorize the swipes in about 30 seconds) and are sensitive but not so sensitive that I accidentally trigger it. Between that, the sound quality and the easy access to turn ANC off and on is why I went with Sennheiser and I'm SO glad I did! They sound better than any headphones I've ever tried and I've tried a LOT! I cannot recommend these enough. Also, I bought them refurbished and saved some money. I recommend that if they're available too! They came practically like new! Hopefully this is helpful for someone else! And yes I paid full price for these.
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IsraCalificado en Francia el 8 de mayo de 2017
La perfection du casque, la perfection du son.
Une petite merveille de technologie. Un son Bluetooth EXEMPLAIRE, un son filaire MAGISTRAL. Ample, précis, détaillé, chaud et spatialisé, on ressent le détachement de chaque instruments, chaque sonorités. BLUFFANT. Pour les amateurs, sachez que les basses sont généreuses. Elles le sont encore plus une fois l'ANC activée. J'écoute essentiellement du FLAC / MP3 320kbps ou VORBIS 320kbps pour la musique. Il sonne juste à tous le niveaux. Sur ce point, il est selon moi sensiblement meilleur que le QC35. Encore une fois c'est exemplaire. On redécouvre littéralement des morceaux.IsraLa perfection du casque, la perfection du son.
Calificado en Francia el 8 de mayo de 2017
Sur les film, rien à dire, il fait mouche une fois de plus. Le mode "Cinema" donne plus d'amplitude et de spatialisation au son tout en donnant un petit coup de boost aux basses. Les différents mode de rendu sonor du casque en association avec l'application Cap Tune, permettent de créer un son sur mesure, personnalisé. C'est très bien pensé.
Sacher aussi que branché en USB a un ordinateur, le casque fait office de carte son externe. BRAVO!
La réduction de bruit est elle très bonne. Mais oui, on atteint pas le niveau d'un Bose QC35. Malgré tout, le résultat est Hyper convainquant. La majorité des bruits gênants est supprimé. Surtout les fréquences basses.
Une autre fonction permet de stopper la musique et d'amplifier les bruits environnants. C'est très troublant mais assez ingénieux! On est pas coupé du monde. Faites le test dans un super marché...
Fonctionnalité héritée de l'excellent PXC 450 ?
Esthétiquement, c'est la surprise. Personnellement, je le trouve beaux et design MAIS, j'aurais aimé peut être un peu plus de prise de risque sur ce point. Moins de sobriété peut être ? Ce n'est qu'une affaire de gout.
Le casque reste en tout cas léger et très confortable. Un plaisir de l'avoir sur la tête.
Pour ce qui est de l'autonomie, c'est simple, c'est surement le meilleur a ce jeu. Bon point donc.
Je suis passé du Sennheiser PXC 450 au Sennheiser MM 550-X Travel et je suis forcé de constater que le rendu sonor a encore monté d'un cran.
On a un casque, précis, solide, design, beau et très technique.
Seul défaut, il n'y a pas de bouton Marche / Arrêt. DOMMAGE.
C'est simple, on à la l'un des meilleurs si ce n'est LE MEILLEUR casque sans fil à fonction ANC. Ni plus, ni moins.
Merci Sennheiser.
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RodiCalificado en Turquía el 30 de noviembre de 2020
Çok kaliteli, fiyatını hak eden bir ürün.
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brunoCalificado en Australia el 8 de febrero de 2021
Really good headphones, but mine came with one problem
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Hugo RafaelCalificado en Brasil el 30 de agosto de 2021
Não é tão bem projetado assim
