Pxc 550 Wireless Noisegard Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth Headphone With Touch Sensitive Control And 30-Hour Battery Life - Black

Got this as a gift for my friend. He loves it. Sound quality and noise cancellation are great.

Excellent Sound quality, easy to use and good price.

The headphone is lighter than the Sony md3 . For personal use the ANC is ok . Touch response needs time to be an expert .

Excelent headphones. Great sound and even better noise cancellation. Original product.

Great headphones

Nice unit still using as one of my fav gadget

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its quite comfortable and good sound.though not at par with sony xm3 but its worth the price

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. 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.

Çok kaliteli, fiyatını hak eden bir ürün. Uzun süredir kullanıyorum. Çok hızlı şarz oluyor. Pili bitmek bilmiyor. İki cihaza birden hızlıca ve sorunsuz bağlanabiliyor. Pili azaldığında sesli uyarı veriyor. Dokunmatik kontrolleri sorunsuz çalışıyor. Hafif, yumuşak malzemeden üretilmiş. Gürültü engelleyicisi başarılı. Ses kalitesi zaten harika. Bendeki ilk versiyonu yakın zamanda yeni versiyonu çıktı. Son söz; Bravo Sennheiser!

I was blown away by how easy these were to use, while also being a very good quality pair of headphones that are extremely comfy to wear. I use both the Blutooth functionality, as well as the wired setting. The Blutooth is easy to use and the headphones have very little issue pairing to my iPhone 8 or my Dell laptop. I use these when going mountain biking, walking and when I'm exercising at home. I haven't had any issue with water damage, even after getting them a bit wet from being in light rain for a short period of time. The sound quality is what you would expect from a pair of headphones in this price-range. I listen to a variety of genres and the frequency response feels a lot more balanced than what I experienced from trying on other pairs in this price range. Nothing surprising considering the brand's reputation. The sound stage is okay, but could be better. You can place the instruments in a good mix, but it doesn't by any means make you feel like you're watching something live. I use these also for playing on my digital piano at home. The sound is clean and the headphones don't hurt after extended use. Just keep in mind that the battery is still in use even when the Blutooth is turned off, so make sure to charge them after extended use. The sound cancellation is noticeable, but not as powerful as Bose's. I personally prefer the sound cancellation on these. The minimized external noise helps for focusing on whats being listened to without being fully tuned out to whats going on or feeling sick from how powerful the sound cancellation is. The controls on the side are responsive and while the mic for calls isn't going to knock your socks off, it gets the job done. Overall, these were well worth the price tag for functionality, practicality and overall sound quality. 5/5

I bought a set of these to use on a long haul flight to block out some of the aircraft and people noise, and enjoy a nicer sound for the in-flight music and movies. Because I was travelling with my family I bought 4 different models and took the opportunity to compare them against each other. We travelled with the KitSound Immerse, Lindy BNX-60, Sennheiser PXC550, and Sony WH-1000XM2. KitSound Immerse Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headphone with Noise Cancellation for Smartphone and Tablet LINDY BNX-60 - Bluetooth Wireless Active Noise Cancelling Headphones with aptX These, Sennheiser PCX550 Wireless NoiseGard Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Bluetooth Headphone Sony WH-1000XM2 Wireless Over-Ear Noise Cancelling High Resolution Headphone First a minor point - like a few of the sets these headphones will talk to you to tell you when you have powered them on or off, or selected a particular mode. I immediately smiled when I heard the voice from this set - is it the same voice as Mummy Rabbit (from kids TV Peppa Pig)? Anyway, a British accent that I preferred to the American computer voices from the other sets. These were the largest of the sets, with room for my ears, and felt very comfortable. For noise cancelling, these were second most effective of the sets we had, not as good as the Sony, but not far away. While they took out rumbles almost as well as the Sony, voices are not reduced in volume so much, but playing even very quiet music masks out any distractions. This was the only one of our sets that did not make a gentle hissing sound with noise cancellation, so perhaps that silence makes the remaining noise more noticable. Walking down the street on a windy day the noise cancellation generated a bit of a rushing sound, but maybe noise cancellation should be off in that case anyway! The sound quality is good - deep base is noticeable, but not too loud, and the sound is shaped for clarity - detail is easy to pick out, and particularly great for quiet music and voices. For louder music you might want to reach for the EQ on your device (I used a dip at 8kHz), or press the "music" button on the side of the headset to switch to "Club" mode. Volume and playback touch controls on the headset still work even when using the wired connection, and the supplied wire includes a microphone and command button. If you're using a PC you can plug the PXC 550s in using a USB cable, which provides a new sound device with a microphone. The microphone is in the right ear cup (and sounds great in a quiet room). 16bit 48kHz is the only recording format available. This combination of features, focused on use as a voice headset, seem very well thought out, compared to the selection of new technology on the Sony that I can't use. There is a hidden button to turn off Bluetooth, which could be helpful if you just want to use them to cancel out some background noise, or be sure that there are no radio waves coming from your head. The other physical switches are another switch to switch noise control to off, active or maximum, and a button to cycle through the built-in sound modes. The sound mode pre-sets are built in (club, movie, speech, …), and can't be modified. Other controls are via stroking gestures on the side of the right ear cup - playback and volume controls are easy enough, but controlling a phone would take some memorising. Oddly, I'm pretty sure there is no "voice command" gesture available, so you can't start any assistant or dial by voice over Bluetooth. The Bluetooth on/off switch seems deliberately hidden (behind the front gimbal arm around the edge of the right ear cup) - you would not be able to accidentally turn it off while you're wearing these. The app doesn't seem necessary for any use of the headphone features, perhaps just Smart Pause? The app also offers a music player, and has an equalizer. Don't see the point of that - you might as well just use the system equalizer on your phone. If these were the same price as the Sony WH-1000M2 it would be hard to choose between them, but as these are £100 cheaper they would be my choice.

Per ciò che posso raccontare rispetto alla mia esperienza di utilizzo e di ascolto mi ritengo soddisfatto. La qualità costruttiva mi sembra buona. Le plastiche sembrano di buona qualità, così gli assemblaggi e gli altri materiali. Vedremo nel tempo come si comportano. La custodia è un po’ povera, ma funzionale e protettiva quanto basta. La dotazione di accessori completa. Le funzioni sembrano facili da applicare e l’ergonomia buona. Forse i tasti un po’ piccoli, ma una volta abituati si utilizzano senza problemi. Le funzioni touch funzionano bene. Il design è ottimo e le cuffie sono abbastanza leggere e comode da indossare. Se fa molto caldo fanno sudare un po’ nelle zone di contatto, ma mi sembra normale. L’app non è male anche se l’eq non mi sembra eccessivamente percettibile. Comunque trovo il suono piuttosto neutro ed equilibrato, senza eccedere in nessuna frequenza, e per me è un pregio, perché non affatica all’ascolto anche prolungato. La cancellazione del rumore è più che sufficiente e conserva qualche rumore ambientale improvviso, il che non mette in pericolo l’utente con un isolamento eccessivo, consentendo però un ottimo ascolto anche a volumi contenuti. Devo dire però che ho l’impressione che la qualità del suono sia migliore a cancellazione del rumore disattivata. È come se il noise-cancelling tagliasse un po’ tutto lo spettro quando è attivo, riducendo leggermente la qualità di ascolto; quindi sconsiglio di attivarlo quando si utilizzano le cuffie in un ambiente con pochi rumori (ad esempio nell’uso domestico notturno). La carica completa richiede qualche ora ma l’autonomia è lunga (non l’ho misurata ma dopo la ricarica ho usato le cuffie per due settimane quasi tutti i giorni per circa un’oretta e mezza e non si sono ancora scaricate). Le consiglio a chi è in cerca di un ascolto rilassato senza eccessi. Se volete il boom boom nella testa cercare altro. Il prezzo a cui le ho acquistate è ben lontano dal listino. Non avrei speso tutti quei soldi.