So in this video we’re going to compare the active noise cancelation performance while at cruising altitude on the Bose QC Ultra, and Bose QC, versus the Sennhesier Momentum 4. Now its very important to point out that these ANC test were taken while at cruising altitude cause the atmospheric pressure change affects the overall ANC performance on these headphones when compared to ground level.
So soudcore has been building out their motion line of speakers very fast. And today we’re going to compare Soundcore’s two smallest speakers, the Motion 300 and the Motion 100. Obviously since the Motion 300 is larger and is a 30 watt speaker, its going to get louder and its going to have more bass than the 100… but in this video we’er going to see by how much.
So in this video we’re going to compare the active noise cancelation performance while at cruising altitude on the Bose QC Ultra, and Bose QC, versus the Sony 1000XM5’s and Sony 1000XM4’s. Now its very important to point out that these ANC test were taken while at cruising altitude cause the atmospheric pressure change affects the overall ANC performance on these headphones when compared to ground level.
One of the main reasons why people buy premium ANC headphones is to block out noise especially when they’re on an airplane. And even though they aren’t perfect, both the Bose QC ultra and Bose QC’s are grate options to travel with cause they block out a lot of noise, they’re very comfortable, and they have a decently small case.
So the new Sony XV500 is a refined version of the Sony XP500 that has a more balanced sound and it also looks sleeker. And if you’re looking for a portable box speaker, then the XV500 is a good option. However, we also have the Sony XG500 which is more portable and more durable, but when it some to sound, these speakers are very different. None the less today we’re going to compare these two speakers and see which one is right for you.
So for the lest few months Sony has been updating their box speakers with their new XV family of speakers. And for the most part these speakers are refined and they have a more balanced sound signature to them. But today we’re going to compare the Sony XV800 to the Sony XV500, and mainly this is going to come down to sound performance and portability.
So for the past few months sony has been upgrading their box speaker lineup with their new XV family of speakers. And I personally really like the Sony XV900 and the XV800 is great as well. But now we have the newest addition to the XV family, the Sony XV500 and it does have some upgrades over the XP500 .
