Melomania P100 SE - Wireless Headphones, Bluetooth with Active Noise Cancelling, Hi-Fi Sound, Up to 100-Hour Battery with User-Replaceable Battery, Gaming Mode and Carry Case – White

A great sounding and very comfortable headphone well built by Cambridge Audio with a long battery life and a great app to download to change the sound you like and the noise cancelling with a nice case,i would highly recommended these if you want a great soundings headphones that doesn't break the bank.

Quite simply the best sounding headphones I've heard under £650. I have flagship phones from Sony and Sennhesiser and the Melomania blow them away for clarity, seperation and sheer listenability. Bass is deep and controlled. Voices natural. It comes with most of the bells and whistles of the big manufacturers but if you love music just leave them at the defaults and enjoy something special. Product quality is first class and I'm looking forward to getting to know these better. The only downside I can see is that they are a little heavier than the other flagship headphones but I'm very willing to pay that price. They are perfect for people who actually want sit down and LISTEN to music. You get a hard clamshell case plus quality charging and wired cables. An absolute steal at this price.....I'm so glad I took a chance!

These are absolutely brilliant headphones! I admit to being a fan of Cambridge Audio as I started with their original in-ear 'phones - Melomania 1 - which were terrific (if a tad on the Frankenstein side of styling!!). I have then bought their subsequent in-ear 'phones (M100, A100) which I have been very satisfied with. Having found the Bose QuietComfort 35 and Ultra 'phones to be a little uncomfortable , I thought I would try out these Cambridge Audio cans as the ear covers looked a bit bigger than the Bose - and so they were. But what was of greater import was the fact that the sound is so great - good solid heavy bass but not overly so, the clarity of the sound defies belief - it is the best I have experienced with all of my different sets of headphones (which includes Sennheiser Momentum 2 as well as the Bose models). I have often been sceptical of people's comments saying how they are now appreciating music in a way they haven't before but I can now go along with that sentiment as I am doing exactly that and it is prompting me to listen more often and more intently to my music which ranges from Folk and Rock to all forms of Classical . Getting these headphones with a £80 reduction was the icing on the cake! Nice to see a British company producing such good products (even if they are manufactured in the far east!)

I had the P100 which I thought were brilliant and astonishing value, sadly my sister sat on them and broke one of the stems holding the cup. I have asked CA if its possible and economic to repair them and await an answer. I decided to buy the new SE model and have been listening to them all day. I don't know how CA manage to sell these for £200 because the are astonishingly good. I have owned Sony and B&W and these are so much better, astonishing sound quality, great base, very comfortable and good looking. The upgraded app is a big improvement, I accept that they don't fold and I'm not really bothered about that, I took the P100 to Egypt last year and it wasn't a problem. I own a pair of very expensive IEM's and they are really good but they are 7 times the cost of these. I listened to the 12 inch version of Bob Marley, Waiting in Vain and even at 73 years old they gave me goosebumps.

Strangely I really like them, despite the stars. I wanted non U.S. product which is what led me to these.For the price the noise cancelling is not good enough AT ALL, but for some reason I've come to like it all the same.The volume buttons are useless, again ESPECIALLY considering the price, I just use the volume controls ony phone. I really like the sound quality, the design, and the feel of them when being worn. I love (and this was a key selling point for me) that the battery etc are replacable, I just don't know if that 'replacement' would be affordable and so, worthwhile, yet. It suffices, but for money I'd expect better, especially having used my daughter's German headphones which were less than half the price.

Have had these for a few months. What a great headphone set it is. It does everything you can ask of it. Can be wireless, wired, even listening via usb-c whilst charging. Music is great, comfort level is pretty good. I use it during long work times, from music to some meetings as well as watching TV and not disturbing others. From past experience, Ive had great headphones causing ear pain for a reason or another. These, remain comfortable. I usually only use it on normal mode (with any set), as rather avoid the the digital changes caused by noise cancelling or transparency. Though this one doesn't cause too much interference. Sometimes I do use transparency, here it could be better. I don't use noise cancelling, likely there are better ones but it does a good job. Avoiding wind noise whilst in any other mode than normal is usually too much of a challenge to many sets. Here is on the surprisingly good side. The app and its equaliser are good too.

Sound is good but build seems a bit flimsy. Cannot fold the ears inward which could be a portability issue for some

Great quality product at a great price. Far superior to Bose QC which I bought initially but returned because of bluetooth connection failings.

Ottime cuffie, ben confezionate, è da urlo la conessione in alta fedeltà con il cavo incluso. Anche in Bluetooth la connessione è stabile e di buona qualità. Durata batteria eccezionale.

Great sound. Good enough noise cancellation.

Performed way above it’s price level. Put them on shortly after they arrived and now it’s after midnight still listening. Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and deep ambient all sound great. The bass is surprisingly deep without being boomy. Nice crisp high w/o noticeable sibilance. Buy these, you will not be disappointed. Spend another $1000 or more and you might notice some improvement, but it not be worth the price. I own several cans and these are the most comfortable even for hours. Others include Focal, Sony, Hifiman all costing more delivering less. Ask AI and they recommend these as the best buy in blue tooth cans. Note: Questyle dongle is recommended

J'avais déjà laissé un commentaire sur le P100 que j'ai fini par renvoyer après 3 mois d'utilisation et de nombreux échanges avec l'équipe de Cambridge Audio (CA), bien "embêtée et incapable" de pouvoir m'expliquer les raisons des différences sonores ressenties entre le mode normal et les 2 autres (ANC et transparent). Pour rappel : une sensation de "creux" en mode normal, manque de basse (à faible volume, voire modéré - et pourtant je ne suis pas amateur des gros "boum boum"). J'ai pris cette décision au moment où j'ai découvert que Cambridge Audio sortait cette version SE, supposée améliorer la dynamique à faible volume (DynamEQ), un peu frustré que CA n'en ait pas parlé lors de nos échanges. J'en profite pour signaler qu'ils ont été très commerçants. Alors verdict. Ce P100 SE n'a pas vraiment amélioré ce "défaut" entre le mode normal et les 2 autres mais j'ai fini par m'y habituer (au bout d'un moment, en mode normal, le cerveau, mon cerveau, oublie cette différence). Et puis j'ai réglé l'égaliseur dans les 2 modes pour atténuer les différences. J'écoute en bluetooth essentiellement sur smartphone, tablette, et PC ; des fichiers flac et du Streaming (les deux en qualité CD). Je suis passé depuis peu à l'Aptx lossless (via un dongle BTD 700 de Sennheiser), format supporté par le P100 SE. Malgré ma remarque sur le mode normal, qualité audio, digne de casques bien plus chers (je pense à certaines marques bien plus connues). Scène sonore large, basses soutenues, beau medium, aigus fins et non criards. J'écoute un peu de tout : Rock Prog, Classique, Jazz, funk, Rock, Pop. Avec le codec Aptx Lossless, c'est un bonheur d'écouter des albums acoustiques comme le Unplugged de Clapton, des Corrs ou d'Alanis Morissette. De se brancher un Diana Krall, un Jan Garbarek ou un JM Jarre. De se passer l'album Thriller, ou les albums de Steven Wilson, Porcupine Tree ou Pineapple Thief. Sans oublier un Toto, un Cabrel un Genesis, un Dire Straits, ou un Supertramp... Un Pink Floyd ou un Marvin Gaye... Et finir sur Les 4 saisons jouées par Sir Neville Marriner dirigeant The Academy of St Martin in The Fields. Remplacement possible de la batterie et des coussinets par l'utilisateur. ANC, pas si mal que cela même si je ne l'utilise pas à l'extérieur (où du moins pour marcher dans la rue - un peu trop encombrant sur la tête). Test de l'appareil bruyant bien couvert par l'ANC (aspirateur, perceuse) que je n'entends quasiment pas. Autonomie (vérifiée) de dingue (rappel 100 heures en mode normal, 60h en mode ANC) ! Je ne crois pas me tromper en affirmant qu'à l'heure actuelle, c'est la meilleure du marché. Sans doute un peu lourd (la batterie et l'électronique ne doivent pas être innocentes à ce constat) mais j'arrive à le supporter une bonne demi journée (au moins) en continu. Ce n'est pas l'arceau qui pourrait me gêner le plus mais plutôt la pression des coussinets. Pas de bruits de plastique constatés à ce jour au bout de plus de 6 mois d'utilisation. Quant aux appels téléphoniques, mes interlocuteurs ont l'air de m'entendre et de me comprendre, tout comme les réunions type Teams. Et je n'ai absolument pas acheté ce casque pour ce critère. C'est juste un plus. Je réitère mes commentaires. Au prix où il est parfois proposé (229 €, voire moins), cela reste donc un superbe casque pour sa qualité audio.

Älskar mina P100SE ett fantastiskt köp. Har haft diverse andra dyra lurar från Sony och Apple.