Ace - Black - Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Noise Cancellation

Intentaré desglosar lo mejor posible los distintos apartados que considero adecuados. Materiales: La calidad del producto es esperable acorde a su precio (el plástico, metal y almohadillas). Cancelación de ruido: De manera pasiva la considero buena, sin embargo, al activarla es otro mundo. Aplicación: Una basura, muchos problemas con la cuenta, los servicios y al inicio incluso temas para encontrar los audífonos (tuve que irme a los ajustes bluetooth del celular para conectarlos desde ahí). En la página de Sonos hay muchas quejas de la aplicación. Sonido: Aclaro, no soy un audiofilo, sin embargo considero que se disfrutan mucho los medios con estos audífonos, podría decirse que a mi perspectiva tienen un sonido neutro, pero bueno. Batería: Con una sola carga en promedio me ha durado unas dos semanas sin uso excesivo al día. Llevo casi 6 meses con ellos y solo los he tenido que cargar unas 5 veces, generalmente con el control de ruido desactivado o en modo consciente. Comodidad: El peso de los audífonos no es problema al usarlos por varias horas, incluso estos no molestan en la parte superior de la cabeza ni alrededor de las orejas. En general se podría decir que: Pros: Son audífonos comerciales, cómodos, con buena construcción y materiales, con adecuada duración de batería y una considerable buena cancelación de ruido. En general uso Apple Music, suena bastante bien el tema de Dolby Atmos. Son una súper recomendación, sobre todo si los pueden conseguir en descuento. Contras: La aplicación. Actualización: Tenía problemas con “Pausar la música al quitarse los audífonos”, sin embargo, ya funciona siempre.

Before I purchased these headphones I owned a pair of Bose Quiet Comfort, and I used them pretty much every day for 4 years before they broke on me. I was really happy with the Bose but I wanted to try something new and I wasn't disappointed with these. The Sonos Ace are just as comfortable as the Bose, if not slightly more so. They fit snug on my head without being too tight. I can wear them at the gym and they stay right where I put them, regardless of the workout I'm doing. I can even lay down to do bench presses without them shifting on my head. I haven't gone running with these yet, but I am confident you shouldn't have any issues. The noise cancellation is also really good. I haven't owned these long enough to say they are better than the Bose (had them for about a week) but so far I'm not feeling like I've downgraded at all. I didn't notice a single sound in the gym, which can be a noisy place. Sound quality is definitely better than Bose, the sound stage feels fuller/wider, so I get more immersed in the music. When I listen to podcasts the voices feel richer and clearer. As far as battery and charging goes, they are a serious upgrade. These things have 30 hours of battery life, and if you forget to charge them, they can get up to 3 hours of battery after just 3 minutes of charging, so if you're in a hurry to get to the gym, they will have enough battery life for a workout by the time you get dressed to leave. (This is probably one of my favorite features of the headphones because I'm terrible about charging my devices) They are really sleek looking, these are definitely the most attractive pair of headphones I've ever seen in my personal opinion. Lastly, the build quality feels top notch. My Bose headphones broke on the left side where the ear piece connected to the headband, it had a plastic joint that wore out over time because I would remove my headphones with one hand. The Sonos Ace are made of metal where the ear piece meets the headband so I'm very confident that these won't break the same way the Bose did, which is really reassuring. My hope is that these will last as long, if not longer than the Bose did. If these don't have any internal issues, such as speakers/software/microchips, I feel pretty confident that the overall build of the Sonos is pretty sturdy and will hold up against daily wear and tear. I wear headphones at work all day, sometimes 10-12 hour shifts, and when I get home they get used for housework, video games, etc. These things are the kind of headphones you can wear forever and not get any discomfort, and they feel like they're built tough enough to withstand the kind of abuse that eventually broke my Bose. They are hands down my favorite pair of headphones so far and I highly recommend them. If i discover any issues worth mentioning after owning them longer, I will be sure to come back and update this review - otherwise, assume I'm still a happy customer!

Great integration with my Sonos beam and much more simple to switch between tv soundbar and headphones (press a button and instantly connect) compared to other Bluetooth headphones (navigate tv menu, reconnect). Coming from Sony XM 4’s, these have similar sound quality. These are more comfortable and easier to keep on for hours. They don’t fall off if I bend or jump. Cons: These have a little less noice cancelling, less eq customization and much less battery life (but still sufficient).

Wide sound stage for a closed back ANC headphone. Clarity and definition are superior to the other headphones I tested which are the Momentum 4s and the Cambridge Melomanias. The base is dynamic and full like mini thunder in your ears without sounding too warm, outstanding. The Sonos headphones are far superior to the other two headphones I tested, in fact I would add that I would not recommend the others over the Sonos at all. I know that's harsh since I'm not even going to list what makes the others inferior, but the difference will sound so clear, there's hardly much to say. I'll put it this way, I had to compare the Sonos with real audiophile headphones that have no features except quality drivers. Yes, the Sonos weren't better but I really spent the time to compare. For Gaming go with the Sonos over the other headphones because of it's wide sound stage it's much better at handling 7.1 virtual surround sound. The Sonos are way more comfortable than the other headphones because of how the earpads are designed to curve over your ear, not just sit flat on your ear like the others, while still covering all of your ear. It's an impressive design and just makes them feel great to wear. Also, these have magnetic earpads for easy removal unlike the others. The Senheisers do use touch controls if you like that. I found them useful but once you learn the controls of the Sonos it won't matter. There's a strange behavior with the ANC options with the Sonos when you disable ANC, the base drops below 50% of its power. However, I believe this is a feature when you don't want it to go on and off in certain areas where you need to external hearing. In addition, you can keep the setting at Adaptive which restores the base with a small open back effect. The third option for full ANC removes the open back effect. I also found the Sonos more stylish to the other two since hard edges is just how 99% of other headphones look. The headband also sits snug around your head without any weird parts that sticking out like you're in a studio when they simply don't perform that way. I know this part is subjective but I think some people would appreciate these design points. Overall, while probably more expensive than other wireless ANC headphones, these are just all around great and worth it over the others. Reviews have raved about the Sennheiser over these, I resoundingly disagree. Other observations are situational. For example, I found that these type of headphones did not need to replace my Airpod Pros when I would go for a walk or a quick hop to the corner store. The sounds of the airpods directly in your ear are just high quality sounding as regular headphones. However, if I had to go somewhere to work all day like at the office, the Sonos were hands down more comfortable in that situation. If you like to sleep with music headphones, these will be far more comfortable than the Airpods sitting in your ear. Last point is for gaming again. While the Sonos are far better for gaming than the other ones mentioned, they are still wireless ANC headphones meant for all kinds of scenarios. Dedicated headphones that will tether you to your gaming PC or if you want just audiophile headphones, those will probably offer more immersive experience in those situations.

Lo primero es su comodidad, es muy suave. No son molestos y se acomodan fácilmente. Responde de forma intuitiva, cuando te los quitas, se pausa la música y cuando te los vuelves a poner, la música continua. Muy útil si vas a quitartelos pos un rato. No son voluminosos, por lo que son discretos al usarlos. El sonido es muy bueno, claro y no se tiene la necesidad de subir al máximo para escuchar. Si usas la opción de "cacelación de ruido externo", parece que el mundo se calla para escuchar tu música. Pero si lo cambias al modo ambiental, puedes escuchar y conversar perfectamente. Muy recomendables.