I love the Steelseries Arctis 1 gaming headset. If you’re a casual player like me just looking for a gaming headset then I don’t think that you can go wrong with the Arctis 1. But today we’re actually going to be focusing on the newest Arctis 1… the Arctis 1 Wireless for Xbox. And if you’re an Xbox gamer like me… then this headset is a pretty big deal
Even though the Shure Aonic 50’s have a solid foundation to them. For me these headphones are a hard pass cause performance wise these headphones have a lot of room for improvement. And if you’re looking for a pair of headphones to commute with… then its really hard to justify getting these headphones when compared to either the Sony 1000XM3’s or Bose NC 700’s. But today we’re going to compare these headphones to more audiophile centric options like the Sennheiser Momentum 3’s and the Bowers and Wilkins PX7.
The Shure Aonic 50 are Shure’s first pair of ANC over ear headphones. Now even though these headphones have a solid foundation to them… like I said in their full review these headphones are a hard pass for me cause performance wise these headphones have a lot of room for improvement. And when you’re charging $400 for your headphones… you really gotta bring your A game cause the premium ANC headphone market is very competitive. Especially when you’ve got to compete with well established and very popular players like the Sony 1000XM3’s and Bose NC 700’s.
The new Shure Aonic 50’s are Shure’s first pair of ANC headphones… And even though the Shure Aonic 50’s definitely try to tick off all the right boxes from what you would expect from a pair of Premium ANC headphones in 2020… these headphones have a lot of room for improvement. And for me I gotta say these headphones are a hard pass.
So like I've said many times already, the Razer Opus are a pair of very well built $200 headphones that definitely try to punch about their weight class. And I feel its actually easier to compare these headphones to mid their ANC headphones like the Sony XB900N and surface Headphones 2… rather than comparing them to other $200 headphones. So lets see how the Razer Opus stack up to these two mid tier ANC headphones.
The Razer Opus are a pair of very well built $200 ANC headphones that really give the Sony WH-CH710N and Sennheiser HD 450BT a real run for for their money. But when it comes to their performance… there are some real key differences to keep in mind if you’re looking into getting any of these Entry Level Headphones. So lets see which ones right for you.
The new Razer opus are a pair of very well built $200 ANC headphones that definitely try to punch way above its weight class. And its obvious that Razer modeled their new Opus from the none other Sony 1000XM3’s. Now even though these headphones have amazing build quality and fit great, there are definitely somethings you need to know about them before you decide to pick them up.
So the new Sony WF-SP800N are a great pair of workout ear buds and I actually prefer these over the Powerbeats pro cause first off they sound much better and you can make them sound how ever you want, and more importantly they also have an ambient mode… as well as active noise cancelation. And thanks to their optional ear fins they stay in place very well. But a lot of people want to know how these earbuds stack up as everyday carry wireless earbuds and how they compare to the Galaxy Buds Plus, Jabra Elite 75T’s and pixel buds.
