Shure Aonic 50

i will mainly use it in my home listen audiophiles music and playing games so i don't mind bulky case as long i can use it for more than 4 hours straight. my friend recommended me shure aonic 50 or bose qc35ii.

While the Aonic 40 have a slightly revised look taken from their older sibling, with an aluminum build and a collapsible design, 2020’s Aonic 50 remain at the top of Shure’s wireless headphone line with larger 50mm drivers and 32-bit audio with LDAC support. The cheaper Aonic 40 have three levels of noise cancellation, with an Environment Mode to let in ambient sound — all accessible via physical controls.

Hi mate, you can check:

- Dali IO 6: flat sound

- Shure Aonic 50: also flat sound, better sounding than Dali IMO

- Bowers & Wilkins PX7: personally my favourite, a little V-Shaped but very detailed

Shure's Aonic 50 headphones deliver a sound signature for those seeking accuracy, not booming bass.

I bought Shure Aonic 4's and I hate them haha. They sound like tin compared to my broken ACS's and I didn't even love the sound of those compared to 50 dollar cans haha. My budget is around 300 dollars, but can flex a little on that.

I really wanted to like these headphones. They're beautiful and have a premium look and feel. But when compared to the Sony WH-1000XM4 or the Bose NC 700, it's not a match for the things I care about the most. For context, these are the top 3 I need to cover, in order of priority: * Noise cancellati...

Maybe buy them from a store like Amazon if you want the option to return them, just in case. Keep in mind that ANC blocks lower frequencies best and that your walls will filter out the higher and some mid frequencies, so these may do quite well for your scenario. I should mention that I also wear glasses and I also use the over-ear Sony WH-1000XM3 and the Shure AONIC 50 headphones and they are both also very comfortable and excellent.

I was very excited to get the Shure headphone as I loved the sound quality of the SE846 and I would really want a headphone with nice sound quality & ANC. I got the Bose QC35-II before, I loved their ANC & phone call performance but the sound was not my preference, plus, the hinge got loosened after...

The sound is neutral with a bass boost and has the best sound I've heard in wireless earbuds (along with great EQ settings, audio features and custom settings). You need to get the Spinfit CP 360 or foam tips to make them work though (stock tips are terrible).

I was very disappointed with the noise cancellation on these headphones. The passive cancellation provided by the thick and comfortable padding is great, and the fit is pretty good even if they're a tad heavy. The ANC, however, hardly does anything on its normal setting. Set to max, it hardly improv...