Hi, I’ve got three initial questions: 1) Is each earphone’s volume separately adjustable (if I want to avoid having bleed through by wearing with one earphone off of one ear so I can hear myself in the room? 2) Are these able to record vocals with their built in microphone? 3) Using a female 6.35mm to usb c adapter, can the low-latency transmitter be plugged into an IPhone 12 Pro Max or an IPad Pro circa 2022?
PSA: HORRIBLY LOUD HISS AND CLIPPING!!! Most reviews won't talk about as they are paid shills by AIAIAI!!! Everyone and their nana and even doggo is blessing these cans to Valhalla tho the hissing is super fucking loud and can be annoying. Like an built in white noise feature. On max. volume on them the hiss is way too loud! Pushing the Volumedown button 6 times makes it almost inaudible tho then the cans are too quiet. Really gone is the hiss firsif you press the Volumedown button 8 times tho then again are the cans waaaay too quiet!! Using an amp to power the cans is also not great as they start to be clipping really bad relly soon!!! No one was reporting on this. Tho no wonder if AIAIAI gives those cans to ppl to 'test/review' aka do lazy marketing... One Love! Always forward, never ever backward!! ☀️☀️☀️ 💚💛❤️ 🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼
seems like a paid and not disclosed review to me too...I have tried them too, exactly the same BAD experience. When you use them on discord, they blow your ears out with noises, due to some bluetooth problems I reckon. Seems to have some issues with voice. Also, sound "quality" from a professional music producers perspective... I dont know, maaaaaaaaaan. They have a wide soundstage, but their mids are too weak. Vocals always sound like they are way too quiet, almost in another room unless they have been super stereoized in the first place. But the biggest dealbreaker to me is that they are so tight around my ears, it hurts under my cheeks and makes it absolutely impossible to wear for a lenghty period of time. Thats an absolute dealbreaker in the studio.
I read a review where someone said that when you use the 2.4ghz wireless mode and have the audio on the headphones turned up, there is a static noise But when you have the audio on the source turned up and not so much on the headphones, it's better. Does that match your experience? (read the review on engadget)
Thank You for the very honest review
Hi, I’ve got three initial questions: 1) Is each earphone’s volume separately adjustable (if I want to avoid having bleed through by wearing with one earphone off of one ear so I can hear myself in the room? 2) Are these able to record vocals with their built in microphone? 3) Using a female 6.35mm to usb c adapter, can the low-latency transmitter be plugged into an IPhone 12 Pro Max or an IPad Pro circa 2022?
Hi 😄 does it works with teams, zoom and all of that ? Integrated microphone?
PSA: HORRIBLY LOUD HISS AND CLIPPING!!! Most reviews won't talk about as they are paid shills by AIAIAI!!!
Everyone and their nana and even doggo is blessing these cans to Valhalla tho the hissing is super fucking loud and can be annoying. Like an built in white noise feature.
On max. volume on them the hiss is way too loud!
Pushing the Volumedown button 6 times makes it almost inaudible tho then the cans are too quiet. Really gone is the hiss firsif you press the Volumedown button 8 times tho then again are the cans waaaay too quiet!!
Using an amp to power the cans is also not great as they start to be clipping really bad relly soon!!!
No one was reporting on this. Tho no wonder if AIAIAI gives those cans to ppl to 'test/review' aka do lazy marketing...
One Love!
Always forward, never ever backward!!
☀️☀️☀️
💚💛❤️
🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼
seems like a paid and not disclosed review to me too...I have tried them too, exactly the same BAD experience. When you use them on discord, they blow your ears out with noises, due to some bluetooth problems I reckon. Seems to have some issues with voice. Also, sound "quality" from a professional music producers perspective... I dont know, maaaaaaaaaan. They have a wide soundstage, but their mids are too weak. Vocals always sound like they are way too quiet, almost in another room unless they have been super stereoized in the first place. But the biggest dealbreaker to me is that they are so tight around my ears, it hurts under my cheeks and makes it absolutely impossible to wear for a lenghty period of time. Thats an absolute dealbreaker in the studio.
I read a review where someone said that when you use the 2.4ghz wireless mode and have the audio on the headphones turned up, there is a static noise
But when you have the audio on the source turned up and not so much on the headphones, it's better.
Does that match your experience?
(read the review on engadget)