Sony MDR-XB950AP Premium Xtra Bass Overhead Headphones - Black
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Sony MDR-XB950AP Premium Xtra Bass Overhead Headphones - Black
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También los materiales se sienten un poco frágiles, yo vengo de comprar Skull Candy, los últimos fueron los Hesh 2 wireless y vaya que si aguantaba el uso rudo, con los Sony siento que en cualquier caída u otro incidente se van a lastimar, tocará cuidarlos bien. That sounds like a game issue and not the headphone or dongle. If music and YouTube videos sound and look in sync, but the game doesn’t, then the game has audio output lag and there isn’t anything you can do to stop that but attempt a reinstall. Industry leading digital noise cancelling technology. Connectivity Technology: Wireless Bluetooth 4.1 Now, if you want to give him the best possible option, I would suggest you headphones and adapter which have the new Low Latency Aptx codec, which completely eliminate any sync problem between audio and video. Skullcandy Crusher Wireless: technically has heavier bass at its max bass setting, but if you crank it up it does so at the expense of bleeding into the mids and suffocating the highs to the point that it sounds like you're in the bathroom of a concert rather than out on the stage. The headset sounds great with the bass slider at around 50%, but also is the most uncomfortable headset I have ever in my life worn. It felt like putting a steel bear trap on my head from how much it clenched into my jaw muscles. I'm 160 pounds, 5'10", so pretty average body, pretty normal head I'd say. Not sure why it hurt so dang much but wow.
Sony MDR-XB950 Extra Bass vs Audio-Technica ATH-WS550 Solid Sony MDR-XB950 Extra Bass vs Audio-Technica ATH-WS550 Solid
I am so tired of this sound and I don’t want it on the go, so I am incredibly happy that Sony remembered that music is supposed to be fun, that you don’t have to be critical all the time, and that epic bass can still be amazing and not grossly booming, grainy or muddy. There aren’t any Flagships like that except Sony’s older R-10 Bass heavy. So many portable sets lately in this price tier offer a dry, monitor tone that is boring, boosted treble to the point of it being fatiguing or overly bright. Holy smokes that is some serious bass. Although the quantity is high, punchy, and extremely yummy, the overall clarity is just okay with the Booster active. The Bluetooth experience is not as good as the wired connection though, which seems more noticeably clear when paired with the likes of my FiiO X1 and SR71B via Line Out. But 99% of the time no issue, so I am not sure if it is my laptop or the headphone. While listening on my phone Samsung A8 I did not see the issue. Finally. Headphones done well. I’ve been on a solid 3 month hunt. Buying and returning until my head was spinning but the Sony XB950N1 is a welcomed addition to the long line of over-the-ear bluetooth headphones I’ve tried. These headphones aren’t perfect but they’re good at everything they attempt to do. And that’s what’s been hard to find – a pair of headphones that does all things well. Don’t get me wrong, there are headphones that do some things better, much better, but those end up falling short in other critical areas. So I welcome the Sony XB950N1s as the best all-around headphone out there, for me at least.This was the first major misstep. It's not easy to make a comfortable supra-aural, and unfortunately Sony didn't quite hit the mark on this one. While the earpads are quite deep and well-padded, they're also quite small, which leaves ones' ears squeezed in and claustrophobic. The thin padding on the headband isn't really sufficient for the weight of the unit, either, and it doesn't do much to distribute force, leading to a sore spot on the top of my head when I wear it for more than a few minutes. The clamp is the real comfort killer, however, as the XB950AP/H hugs extremely hard to the head. These actually gave me a mild headache after less than an hour on my head. There are sets out there that are much more recessed in the midrange, ones that offer that damned U-shape sound signature that is god awful, so it feels weird to me to hear the XB950BT’s mids and treble walk hand in hand behind the powerful bass. Staging
MDR-XB950AP Specifications | Sony UK
Okay, so I guess I got the one bum pair of these cans that Sony produced. Just opened the box today, and unfortunately the sound is absolutely horrific. It is so bass-heavy and muddy, even with “Extra Bass” turned off. The mids and highs are practically non-existent. The overall sound is just horribly muddy. Connectivity is simply wonderful, i do occasionally get small skips in the music mainly when i'm on my phone doing something that takes up a lot of power, like gaming. the NFC is a nice added touch, as it connects to my phone crazy fast (galaxy S7). I have a question. I bought this headphones just a few days ago and haven’t figured out one thing yet.
I hate to say this but it does not work with the PS4 and I don’t know why!! I only knew after buying it and the salesman told me it works and when I came the next day he denied saying it works with the PS4!! and they don’t have return agreement -__- After further testing, the second pair I got has that BUZZING sound too. Two of these headphones having this issue is NOT a coincidence. It is silent when there is no bluetooth signal coming from a source but when you start playing music or watch videos, the buzzing sound comes in. Two of them with the identical amount of buzzing. I can’t believe that I somehow have gotten TWO DEFECTIVE ones. This is very disappointing. Anybody out there having this issue?
MDR-XB950BT Specifications | Sony IN MDR-XB950BT Specifications | Sony IN
The 950BT will never function with the PS4 for both audio output from the game, as well as the BT microphone. Sony explicitly told me that would never be a thing, despite them saying 2 years ago it would soon be supported. They’ve abandoned that completely some time ago. The reason is that the 950BT is not a gaming headset, it is to Sony just a headphone with a bonus BT functionality that is specifically coded to work with portable devices that accept it’s type of codecs. The PS4 has a totally different codec that will never support it. Sony wants you to buy a Sony gaming headset for it to work without issue. The Priva is only transmitter but in case of need you can use two headphones together (without APTX codec in this last case).Right now, Bluetooth audio and consoles like the Xbox do not work well together. You may be able to get only the game sound and others speaking to you to be heard through the headphones, but you will not be able to talk to others with it. The only way to get Bluetooth sound with the Xbox ( or any other console ) is to buy some type of Bluetooth audio transmitter. There may be some home theater Receivers that do this, I know there is something from a Company called Saturn that has a device that broadcasts Bluetooth audio, however I’ve not used it. NOISE CANCELLATION: not the best, but it works to some extent. I can still hear outside noise, like during bus rides or walking down the street. Works best in librarys where only light sounds are made (good for studying)!
Sony XB950B1 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones with App Control Sony XB950B1 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones with App Control
I want a revision of this headphone that doesn’t have Bluetooth, instead of taking the saved costs and investing them into an audio quality improvement on the bass and treble. The headphone comes with a 1.3 meter 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable for wired use, as well as a typical micro USB cable for charging. Sadly, no USB Bluetooth dongle for PC usage was included. Ok, my little bass-heads. Let’s get down and dirty with these bassy headphones until we feel our love handles vibrate. We’ll figure out which headphone suits your musical taste and desire for bass in this Sony MDR-XB950 Extra Bass vs Audio-Technica ATH-WS550 Solid Bass Review. Sony MDR-XB950 Extra Bass vs Audio-Technica ATH-WS550 Solid Bass Review FITAwesome review. Thank you for this. It’s the only concise and full review I’ve found for these headphones anywhere. While the MDR-XB950BT will win no points for style, the headphones are a dream when it comes to control. Buttons for volume, Bluetooth, bass boosting and answering the phone are all within easy reach on the earcups, without any learning curve. I had no trouble bumping the bass for some Kanye or answering a call from work while navigating busy city streets. The deviants over at Sony have been up to no good lately. After a string of new headphones released in 2014, Sony has shelled out another for us in the form of a Bluetooth portable called the XB950BT. Everytime you submit a comment with a link the system holds it up for approval, upon which I decide whether to approve it or not. Since I am not 24BIT and have a tendency to sleep at night it is only now being approved.
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