Name: Sony WI-XB400
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Rating: 4.0 (73 reviews)

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Portable, lightweight, and comfortable wireless headphones packed with extra bass, 12mm drivers for crisp sound, and up to 15 hours of battery life. Versatile and practical, these soft, flexible headphones go anywhere you do with a stylish, compact design. The integrated microphone makes hands-free calling a breeze. Frequency Response (Bluetooth Communication) - 20 Hz–20,000 Hz (44.1 kHz Sampling).

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The Sony WI-XB400 EXTRA BASS Wireless are the best wireless earbuds with bass at a budget price point. As the name indicates, they have a strong bass-boosted sound profile that delivers a good amount of thump and rumble for their cost. The rest of the mix is well-balanced, meaning that vocals and instrumentals aren't overpowered by the bass. Unfortunately, their low price means they lack features like companion app support and an EQ.

Their battery provides around 19.5 hours of battery on a single charge, so you don't need to recharge during a 9-5 workday. They're well built for the price and have decent stability in-ear. There's no ANC, but they do a good job of passively isolating you from mid-range noise, like ambient conversations. However, they struggle to isolate you from low-bass noise, like the rumble of bus engines during a commute.

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 It doesn't seem as compelling of a purchase. Now, the sound is an upgrade over the Mi Audios. Don't get me wrong, but I don't think the premium and the fact that it's a Sony pair of earphones really justify the jump in cost. So are the extra little details and branding worth it to you? I don't think so

 Don't get me wrong, but I don't think the premium and the fact that it's a Sony pair of earphones really justify the jump in cost. So are the extra little details and branding worth it to you? I don't think so. If it was, sure, go for the Sony. But I'll say go for other cheaper, better alternatives out there in the market

 It's minimalist, it's clean, it's simple. Anyway, it has a pretty simple layout in its design and really really a standard wireless bluetooth earphone kind of design. It has two earphones, obviously, and two pods that contain the internals of the device, the battery and the controls. On the left pod, you have the controls of the device, the charging port and a microphone for calls

BEST BLUETOOTH EARPHONES?!- Sony WI XB400 Review

I tried the Sony WI-XB400 and they were ok but lost connection often and they were super long. It looks like the Veats and all the others that clip together are also really long.

Good sound, annoying design for running

 Overall the fit and finish is fine apart from one major flaw. That is when this earphone is around my neck, if only one bud is in my ear, the other one's weight will pull it towards it. This wasn't happening on the bullet's wireless as the band had gripped rubber to avoid sliding. Apart from that, I have no complaints

 And it gets pretty loud and there is no buzz on the higher volume levels. So this is a solid earphone if you're looking for something which has good sound quality. Moving on to its connectivity, it has a very wide range when it comes to connectivity, but the problem is the pairing process. It's a hit or miss most times, I keep switching between my laptop and phone and each time I have to connect it, it is a hassle

 I'm happy to say that it will last you a complete day of usage. And to top it up, it uses USB type C and has quick charging as a bonus. So you will have no problems when it comes to its battery performance. Finally we have pricing and is it worth it? It is priced for about 2400 to 2700 depending on the color

SONY WI-XB400 /REVIEW/

Budget: **600 USD (flexible)**  
Source: **Bluetooth (Phone/Laptop)**  
Isolation: **Yes**  
Usage in Public: **Yes**  
Type: **Over Ear**  
Tonal Balance: **Balance, Crisp Clarity, Bass**  
Past Headphones: **Sennheiser HD 600, Sennheiser HD 25 SP II, Bose QC35, Sony WH-1000XM3**  
Music: **Electro, Ambient, Chillout, Classic**  
Improvement: **Quality**  
Location: **Bali / Indonesia**

Because I am living from one bag pack, **low-weight** and **comfort** are important as well.  
Asia can be very hot, so a pair that **doesnt make my ears warm**, is imprtant.

<div class="md"><p>Budget: <strong>600 USD (flexible)</strong><br/>
Source: <strong>Bluetooth (Phone/Laptop)</strong><br/>
Isolation: <strong>Yes</strong><br/>
Usage in Public: <strong>Yes</strong><br/>
Type: <strong>Over Ear</strong><br/>
Tonal Balance: <strong>Balance, Crisp Clarity, Bass</strong><br/>
Past Headphones: <strong>Sennheiser HD 600, Sennheiser HD 25 SP II, Bose QC35, Sony WH-1000XM3</strong><br/>
Music: <strong>Electro, Ambient, Chillout, Classic</strong><br/>
Improvement: <strong>Quality</strong><br/>
Location: <strong>Bali / Indonesia</strong></p>

<p>Because I am living from one bag pack, <strong>low-weight</strong> and <strong>comfort</strong> are important as well.<br/>
Asia can be very hot, so a pair that <strong>doesnt make my ears warm</strong>, is imprtant.</p>
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uhh hello. This is my first time here.

I recently received a pair of quadraphonic headphones from the 70s. (Zenith 839-35 2/4 channel quadraphonic headphones) Any research on them has led to only eBay listings which do not tell me anything. I want to connect these headphones to a USB interface and use all 4 channels. (front right, front left, back right, back left) how would I connect these and what equipment would I need?

thanks

\-pingapongsucksatthis

<div class="md"><p>uhh hello. This is my first time here.</p>

<p>I recently received a pair of quadraphonic headphones from the 70s. (Zenith 839-35 2/4 channel quadraphonic headphones) Any research on them has led to only eBay listings which do not tell me anything. I want to connect these headphones to a USB interface and use all 4 channels. (front right, front left, back right, back left) how would I connect these and what equipment would I need?</p>

<p>thanks</p>

<p>-pingapongsucksatthis</p>
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How can I fix this problem? I get audio only coming out of my left side or extremely soft audio unless I turn the audio jack the right way. I just randomly turn it until it works. I tested the headphone on my phone and another audio socket and the issue persisted, so the problem is with the headphones and not the socket. I also tried cleaning dust off the jack but it didn’t help. My headphones are the Audio Technica ATH-AD500.

<div class="md"><p>How can I fix this problem? I get audio only coming out of my left side or extremely soft audio unless I turn the audio jack the right way. I just randomly turn it until it works. I tested the headphone on my phone and another audio socket and the issue persisted, so the problem is with the headphones and not the socket. I also tried cleaning dust off the jack but it didn’t help. My headphones are the Audio Technica ATH-AD500.</p>
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Heeello everyone! I am here to ask for some advice on my first pair of studio headphones! My budget is around 100€ (I am located in Italy), I would anyways try to stay cheap since I only need beginner level, yet appropriate headphones for reckrding/mixing. I will plug my headphones in my audio interface I use to record (the super common Scarlett focusrite 2i2). I do need a decent amount of Isolation since I will be recording/mixing/producing in my room, so not a studio and there is going to he noisy stuff around I dont want to hear while making music. I listen and intend to produce a diverse variety of genres, which is why I would like an overall balanced tone coming out of my headphones. I will not use these in public, but I might need to bring them with me around to work, which is why I need something that is fairly durable too. I am currently using Samsung earphones to monitor my music, just to get you an idea... 
In terms of design I would prefer Closed-Back headphones since I have to record and I dont want the audio exiting the headphones to be captured by the mic, but also open-back headphones should be fine.
I humbly thank you all in advance! Have a great day!
I have already been suggested the AKG K371 and the Audio Technica M40x. Out of these two what should I choose? Feel free to suggest more models obv. Thank youuu!

<div class="md"><p>Heeello everyone! I am here to ask for some advice on my first pair of studio headphones! My budget is around 100€ (I am located in Italy), I would anyways try to stay cheap since I only need beginner level, yet appropriate headphones for reckrding/mixing. I will plug my headphones in my audio interface I use to record (the super common Scarlett focusrite 2i2). I do need a decent amount of Isolation since I will be recording/mixing/producing in my room, so not a studio and there is going to he noisy stuff around I dont want to hear while making music. I listen and intend to produce a diverse variety of genres, which is why I would like an overall balanced tone coming out of my headphones. I will not use these in public, but I might need to bring them with me around to work, which is why I need something that is fairly durable too. I am currently using Samsung earphones to monitor my music, just to get you an idea... 
In terms of design I would prefer Closed-Back headphones since I have to record and I dont want the audio exiting the headphones to be captured by the mic, but also open-back headphones should be fine.
I humbly thank you all in advance! Have a great day!
I have already been suggested the AKG K371 and the Audio Technica M40x. Out of these two what should I choose? Feel free to suggest more models obv. Thank youuu!</p>
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I'm looking for a good headset for gaming/music prod. for around 100$. I've been switching around between the Audio-Technica ATH-M40x,  Sennheiser HD 280 Pro, and the  HyperX Cloud Alpha. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking for a good headset for gaming/music prod. for around 100$. I&#39;ve been switching around between the Audio-Technica ATH-M40x,  Sennheiser HD 280 Pro, and the  HyperX Cloud Alpha. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.</p>
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Looking for affordable good active noise cancelling headphones. Would prefer in-ear but ok with over ear if someone can tell  any advantage of it. Currently thinking of buying sony WH-CH710N

<div class="md"><p>Looking for affordable good active noise cancelling headphones. Would prefer in-ear but ok with over ear if someone can tell  any advantage of it. Currently thinking of buying sony WH-CH710N</p>
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Sorry - a simple question, hopefully. I can't seem to find Sony MDR-V6's in Italy, but I have a choice of a Sony MDR7506 for 100 euro or a Sony MDR-v55 for 65 euro. Is one or the other much better?

<div class="md"><p>Sorry - a simple question, hopefully. I can&#39;t seem to find Sony MDR-V6&#39;s in Italy, but I have a choice of a Sony MDR7506 for 100 euro or a Sony MDR-v55 for 65 euro. Is one or the other much better?</p>
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The headband of my 4 year old HD 800 S is in pretty poor shape these days. Every few days I have to fruitlessly try to pop it back in place but it inevitable comes loose again. I *cannot* seem to find anywhere on the Internet to buy this part in the US except eBay, and I *really* don't want to do that. Sennheiser's own online shop is conveniently out of stock. Any suggestions?

<div class="md"><p>The headband of my 4 year old HD 800 S is in pretty poor shape these days. Every few days I have to fruitlessly try to pop it back in place but it inevitable comes loose again. I <em>cannot</em> seem to find anywhere on the Internet to buy this part in the US except eBay, and I <em>really</em> don&#39;t want to do that. Sennheiser&#39;s own online shop is conveniently out of stock. Any suggestions?</p>
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Looking for a good quality pair of true wireless earbuds that are low profile. I need to be able to fit them in my snowmobile helmet comfortably and it hugs my ears quite tightly. Anything under $350 would be good.

<div class="md"><p>Looking for a good quality pair of true wireless earbuds that are low profile. I need to be able to fit them in my snowmobile helmet comfortably and it hugs my ears quite tightly. Anything under $350 would be good.</p>
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I want to get my cousin into our world; what's something I can buy for him under$50 that would improve his set up? 

Right now, all he has are gaming headphones and a MacBook pro or some type of expensive laptop. I was thinking about buying him a little DAC but I wanted to be efficient as possible

<div class="md"><p>I want to get my cousin into our world; what&#39;s something I can buy for him under$50 that would improve his set up? </p>

<p>Right now, all he has are gaming headphones and a MacBook pro or some type of expensive laptop. I was thinking about buying him a little DAC but I wanted to be efficient as possible</p>
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I've got multiple headphones that I constantly switch between (mainly open-back, closed-back, and IEM). I need suggestions for a switch of some sort. Would something like a 4-way headphone amp like a Mackie HM-4 or a Monoprice 615220 work? I plan on having it connect to my JDS Labs Atom dac/amp stack.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve got multiple headphones that I constantly switch between (mainly open-back, closed-back, and IEM). I need suggestions for a switch of some sort. Would something like a 4-way headphone amp like a Mackie HM-4 or a Monoprice 615220 work? I plan on having it connect to my JDS Labs Atom dac/amp stack.</p>
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Budget: <=100 USD  
Source: Bluetooth (phone \\ laptop)  
Isolation: Surrounding voices and music  
Usage in Public: No, WFH  
Type: Full-sized  
Tonal Balance: Clarity  
Past Headphones: AirPods, HyperX Cloud II  
Music: All genres  
Improvement: Silence

So I've learned that ANC is not an option if I want to have an isolation from the voices and music playing around me so probably I have to look more for the passive noise cancelling. Got my eye on Philips PH802 and Mpow H12 that fit my budget. Might consider upgrading budget if there are better options that will fit my needs. TIA

UPD: Ended up buying Tribit QuietPlus 50 on Amazon for 40$

<div class="md"><p>Budget: &lt;=100 USD<br/>
Source: Bluetooth (phone \ laptop)<br/>
Isolation: Surrounding voices and music<br/>
Usage in Public: No, WFH<br/>
Type: Full-sized<br/>
Tonal Balance: Clarity<br/>
Past Headphones: AirPods, HyperX Cloud II<br/>
Music: All genres<br/>
Improvement: Silence</p>

<p>So I&#39;ve learned that ANC is not an option if I want to have an isolation from the voices and music playing around me so probably I have to look more for the passive noise cancelling. Got my eye on Philips PH802 and Mpow H12 that fit my budget. Might consider upgrading budget if there are better options that will fit my needs. TIA</p>

<p>UPD: Ended up buying Tribit QuietPlus 50 on Amazon for 40$</p>
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Hi, I am new to the sub and in general I don't know much about headphones. I really need suggestions for my first important purchase.

BUDGET: my maximum budget is 200€, a little more if the value for money is really worth it.

SOURCE: I will plug my headphone in my PC (it does not have a dedicated audio card), my smartphone (samsung Galaxy S8) and i was also thinking of using them on the Ps5 I am getting in a few days. I will be using them mainly for tv series and music but as i said also a little gaming, most of the time single player. I will NOT be using them in public but i would prefer to have Noise Cancellation since the environment (my home) where i will use them tend to be a little too noisy for my taste.

PREFERRED TYPE OF HEADPHONES: I am looking for Over-ear Headphones, I don't mind with bluetooth or cable but I need Noise Cancellation due to the nosiy environment

PAST HEADPHONES: I only had the Sennheiser Urbanite XL in the past, i think the sound quality were good but I had to replace the ear cups 3 times and the cable 2 time so I ended up spending more money on replacements than the actual headphones.

PREFERRED MUSIC: I listen to everything but mostly pop.

During my research I found: Jabra 85h,  Sennheiser, PXC 550-II, Sony WH-H910N and at the moment the Bose QC 35 II that are currently  on discount on Amazon at 209 €. I tried watching some review on Youtube but can't decide on my own.

LOCATION: Italy

I really need suggestions, thank you for your help and sorry for my bad English.

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I am new to the sub and in general I don&#39;t know much about headphones. I really need suggestions for my first important purchase.</p>

<p>BUDGET: my maximum budget is 200€, a little more if the value for money is really worth it.</p>

<p>SOURCE: I will plug my headphone in my PC (it does not have a dedicated audio card), my smartphone (samsung Galaxy S8) and i was also thinking of using them on the Ps5 I am getting in a few days. I will be using them mainly for tv series and music but as i said also a little gaming, most of the time single player. I will NOT be using them in public but i would prefer to have Noise Cancellation since the environment (my home) where i will use them tend to be a little too noisy for my taste.</p>

<p>PREFERRED TYPE OF HEADPHONES: I am looking for Over-ear Headphones, I don&#39;t mind with bluetooth or cable but I need Noise Cancellation due to the nosiy environment</p>

<p>PAST HEADPHONES: I only had the Sennheiser Urbanite XL in the past, i think the sound quality were good but I had to replace the ear cups 3 times and the cable 2 time so I ended up spending more money on replacements than the actual headphones.</p>

<p>PREFERRED MUSIC: I listen to everything but mostly pop.</p>

<p>During my research I found: Jabra 85h,  Sennheiser, PXC 550-II, Sony WH-H910N and at the moment the Bose QC 35 II that are currently  on discount on Amazon at 209 €. I tried watching some review on Youtube but can&#39;t decide on my own.</p>

<p>LOCATION: Italy</p>

<p>I really need suggestions, thank you for your help and sorry for my bad English.</p>
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Jabra Elite 65t Left Earbud

I have had a pair of Jabra Elite 65t for 2 years now. Today I took them out of the case and both earbuds connected but only sound was coming from the right side. I could control volume and skip songs with the left side but no sound was coming from it. Any ideas on what it may be or how I could fix this?

<div class="md"><p>Jabra Elite 65t Left Earbud</p>

<p>I have had a pair of Jabra Elite 65t for 2 years now. Today I took them out of the case and both earbuds connected but only sound was coming from the right side. I could control volume and skip songs with the left side but no sound was coming from it. Any ideas on what it may be or how I could fix this?</p>
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Budget: $200 (before tax) hard limit

Source: Desktop (ROG Strix B450-F mobo)

Requirements for Isolation: None - some, will be used at home in a shared room with my brother who can get loud but I would also need to be able to hear if I get called from someone in a room over (currently have closed back headphones and adjust volume to deal with this)

Public use: No

Preferred type: full-sized

Preferred tonal balance: Balanced? 

Past Headphones: Corsair Void Wireless

Preferred music: Mostly rock/alt, gonna be used mostly for calling friends while playing games and media streaming  
[https://youtu.be/FxG-7AsbjeI](https://youtu.be/FxG-7AsbjeI)

[https://youtu.be/TrQ7w1bdNvY](https://youtu.be/TrQ7w1bdNvY)

[https://youtu.be/3eOegwysPLs](https://youtu.be/3eOegwysPLs)

[https://youtu.be/8ZcqaolcjUI](https://youtu.be/8ZcqaolcjUI)  


If I'm missing anything please let me know. I'm not planning on using an amp or dac with my set up, but if I can get a better experience at the same budget please let me know.

<div class="md"><p>Budget: $200 (before tax) hard limit</p>

<p>Source: Desktop (ROG Strix B450-F mobo)</p>

<p>Requirements for Isolation: None - some, will be used at home in a shared room with my brother who can get loud but I would also need to be able to hear if I get called from someone in a room over (currently have closed back headphones and adjust volume to deal with this)</p>

<p>Public use: No</p>

<p>Preferred type: full-sized</p>

<p>Preferred tonal balance: Balanced? </p>

<p>Past Headphones: Corsair Void Wireless</p>

<p>Preferred music: Mostly rock/alt, gonna be used mostly for calling friends while playing games and media streaming<br/>
<a href="https://youtu.be/FxG-7AsbjeI">https://youtu.be/FxG-7AsbjeI</a></p>

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/TrQ7w1bdNvY">https://youtu.be/TrQ7w1bdNvY</a></p>

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/3eOegwysPLs">https://youtu.be/3eOegwysPLs</a></p>

<p><a href="https://youtu.be/8ZcqaolcjUI">https://youtu.be/8ZcqaolcjUI</a>  </p>

<p>If I&#39;m missing anything please let me know. I&#39;m not planning on using an amp or dac with my set up, but if I can get a better experience at the same budget please let me know.</p>
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Budget - I want to keep it around 100 no more over 120 unless it’s really worth it and not by much

Source - computer, basic headphone jack 

Isolation - at least a little but preferably more 

I probably won’t use them in public

Type - full sized

Tonal balance - overall balanced

Past headphones - turtle beach stealth 700 it had good audio quality, good mic quality and was comfortable but had connection issues and bricked after moving the charger 

Music - pretty much everything instrumental, piano, dubstep, rock, etc...

Improvement - decent audio quality decent mic quality decent comfort and decent durability

<div class="md"><p>Budget - I want to keep it around 100 no more over 120 unless it’s really worth it and not by much</p>

<p>Source - computer, basic headphone jack </p>

<p>Isolation - at least a little but preferably more </p>

<p>I probably won’t use them in public</p>

<p>Type - full sized</p>

<p>Tonal balance - overall balanced</p>

<p>Past headphones - turtle beach stealth 700 it had good audio quality, good mic quality and was comfortable but had connection issues and bricked after moving the charger </p>

<p>Music - pretty much everything instrumental, piano, dubstep, rock, etc...</p>

<p>Improvement - decent audio quality decent mic quality decent comfort and decent durability</p>
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Really weird/niche question here for anyone with a HIby R2 or R3/Pro:

Is it possible to remove the menu item for Tidal/Qobuz in the player?

I'm thinking about buying an R3 Pro or an R2, but not subscribing to either of those services and having a dedicated, always visible menu item for them will bother me.

<div class="md"><p>Really weird/niche question here for anyone with a HIby R2 or R3/Pro:</p>

<p>Is it possible to remove the menu item for Tidal/Qobuz in the player?</p>

<p>I&#39;m thinking about buying an R3 Pro or an R2, but not subscribing to either of those services and having a dedicated, always visible menu item for them will bother me.</p>
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Is the 375 USD for the Sennheiser HD 650 a deal? Also can my iFi ZEN DAC power the 650's?

<div class="md"><p>Is the 375 USD for the Sennheiser HD 650 a deal? Also can my iFi ZEN DAC power the 650&#39;s?</p>
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Looking for advice on $50-90 (1150k-2100k VND here in Vietnam) BT IEMs. Preferably with a wire between them (I find "true wireless" earbuds easier to lose, and having to carry a case would suck, but I can deal with that if there's no other option), good isolation (I'll be using them outdoors in a noisy city) and design that prevents them from falling out. I don't need ANC as passive noise canceling is more than sufficient.

Speaking of sound quality, I don't expect much from them and as long as they are not worse than my current Anker Soundbuds Slim+ they're fine. I prefer balanced sound.

Good microphone is a priority though. I spend a lot of time calling people from noisy streets, and my Anker earbuds are sometimes amplifying noise instead of filtering it out.

References:

* Anker Soundbuds Slim+ - perfect [form factor](https://cf.shopee.vn/file/ac1905d459bff60c230096856881dfe9), they lock tightly into my ears, are affordable and comfortable, the sound quality is okay, the battery life is okay. If they had noise filtering instead of noise amplification they'd be great.

* Ultimate Ears UE600 - amazing sound, on par with much more expensive 2-driver and 3-driver armature earbuds I've tried. I'd be happy to find wireless IEMs with this kind of neutral sound.

My findings so far:

Name | Price (VND) | Advantages | Disadvantages
---|---|---|----
Samsung Galaxy Buds+ | 2kk | Reportedly great sound, reportedly great mic, Samsung-specific functions (I've got a Samsung phone) | Pricey, IPx2 seems to be insufficient for heavy rains
Jabra Elite Active 65t | 1.6kk | Price, IP56 | MicroUSB
Sony WI-XB400 | 1.1kk | Price, not TW | I don't really want "extra bass", people complain about the mic not being sensitive enough
Sony WF-XB700 | 2.1kk | dunno | I don't really want "extra bass", people complain about poor noise filtering

What would you advise?

<div class="md"><p>Looking for advice on $50-90 (1150k-2100k VND here in Vietnam) BT IEMs. Preferably with a wire between them (I find &quot;true wireless&quot; earbuds easier to lose, and having to carry a case would suck, but I can deal with that if there&#39;s no other option), good isolation (I&#39;ll be using them outdoors in a noisy city) and design that prevents them from falling out. I don&#39;t need ANC as passive noise canceling is more than sufficient.</p>

<p>Speaking of sound quality, I don&#39;t expect much from them and as long as they are not worse than my current Anker Soundbuds Slim+ they&#39;re fine. I prefer balanced sound.</p>

<p>Good microphone is a priority though. I spend a lot of time calling people from noisy streets, and my Anker earbuds are sometimes amplifying noise instead of filtering it out.</p>

<p>References:</p>

<ul>
<li><p>Anker Soundbuds Slim+ - perfect <a href="https://cf.shopee.vn/file/ac1905d459bff60c230096856881dfe9">form factor</a>, they lock tightly into my ears, are affordable and comfortable, the sound quality is okay, the battery life is okay. If they had noise filtering instead of noise amplification they&#39;d be great.</p></li>
<li><p>Ultimate Ears UE600 - amazing sound, on par with much more expensive 2-driver and 3-driver armature earbuds I&#39;ve tried. I&#39;d be happy to find wireless IEMs with this kind of neutral sound.</p></li>
</ul>

<p>My findings so far:</p>

<table><thead>
<tr>
<th>Name</th>
<th>Price (VND)</th>
<th>Advantages</th>
<th>Disadvantages</th>
</tr>
</thead><tbody>
<tr>
<td>Samsung Galaxy Buds+</td>
<td>2kk</td>
<td>Reportedly great sound, reportedly great mic, Samsung-specific functions (I&#39;ve got a Samsung phone)</td>
<td>Pricey, IPx2 seems to be insufficient for heavy rains</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Jabra Elite Active 65t</td>
<td>1.6kk</td>
<td>Price, IP56</td>
<td>MicroUSB</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Sony WI-XB400</td>
<td>1.1kk</td>
<td>Price, not TW</td>
<td>I don&#39;t really want &quot;extra bass&quot;, people complain about the mic not being sensitive enough</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Sony WF-XB700</td>
<td>2.1kk</td>
<td>dunno</td>
<td>I don&#39;t really want &quot;extra bass&quot;, people complain about poor noise filtering</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>

<p>What would you advise?</p>
</div>

I'm looking for recommendations on a pair BT earbuds in the line of the VE Monk Plus.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m looking for recommendations on a pair BT earbuds in the line of the VE Monk Plus.</p>
</div>

Hello,
I am looking to buy a new set of headphones as an upgrade. My current ones are the Sony MDR-V150.
 Budget - Around 60$ (100 lv)
What do I listen to/do with my headphones - 
I mostly listen to EDM and Pop. I also do gaming. 
 Using an amp? - I don't plan to use any amps, and am plugging my headphones into my PC. 
Isolation - I am fine with or without Isolation.
 Perferred Type of Headphones - i like onear and over ear headphones.
 Am I using them in public? - I'm not going to be using the headphones in public.
 Tonality? - I like my headphones balanced.
 What to improve? - Detail.
I'm open to any suggestions! Some tips in helping me choose headphones would be to use this website: https://www.pazaruvaj.com/ and use google translate. 
(this is a site that looks what the price is on things in different websites and compares it)

<div class="md"><p>Hello,
I am looking to buy a new set of headphones as an upgrade. My current ones are the Sony MDR-V150.
 Budget - Around 60$ (100 lv)
What do I listen to/do with my headphones - 
I mostly listen to EDM and Pop. I also do gaming. 
 Using an amp? - I don&#39;t plan to use any amps, and am plugging my headphones into my PC. 
Isolation - I am fine with or without Isolation.
 Perferred Type of Headphones - i like onear and over ear headphones.
 Am I using them in public? - I&#39;m not going to be using the headphones in public.
 Tonality? - I like my headphones balanced.
 What to improve? - Detail.
I&#39;m open to any suggestions! Some tips in helping me choose headphones would be to use this website: <a href="https://www.pazaruvaj.com/">https://www.pazaruvaj.com/</a> and use google translate. 
(this is a site that looks what the price is on things in different websites and compares it)</p>
</div>

Recommendations for over ear headphones that can be used wired and wireless? Looking to spend less than £150, but could stretch to 200 if absolutely necessary. Good bass would be great, but I also love some blaring horns and highs, so good overall soundscape is important

<div class="md"><p>Recommendations for over ear headphones that can be used wired and wireless? Looking to spend less than £150, but could stretch to 200 if absolutely necessary. Good bass would be great, but I also love some blaring horns and highs, so good overall soundscape is important</p>
</div>

Looking for advice with a purchase or help troubleshooting a problem?  This is the place.  This post will be refreshed and replaced when it is 2 days old[.](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/256112744011530242/363963783728857090/snoo_neu.png)

## Purchase Advice

* Please make use of [this template](/r/headphones/wiki/purchaseadvice), it helps others answer your question. Questions without enough detail will often remain unanswered.

* Remember that the more specific you are, the better quality the responses you are likely to receive.


## What kind of questions are considered Tech Support:

* How can I fix issue X (e.g.: buzzing / hissing) on my equipment Y

* Have I damaged my equipment by doing X, or will I damage my equipment if I do X?

* What does equipment X do, or do I really need equipment Y?

* Can my amplifier X drive my headphones Y?

* What's the meaning of specification X (e.g.: Output Impedance / Vrms / Sensitivity)?

* How should I connect and set up my system hardware or software?


## Common problems, questions and their solutions are answered in the [DAC &amp; Amplifier FAQ](https://sites.google.com/view/dacampadvice/faq-eli5)

* What is a DAC? What is an Amp? Do I need that and how do I know if my amplifier is powerful enough?

* How can I fix noise and sound issues?

* How should I setup my system?

* What is impedance? What is sensitivity? Why do these things matter?


After asking a question, please be patient since volunteers may not always be immediately available.**

<div class="md"><p>Looking for advice with a purchase or help troubleshooting a problem?  This is the place.  This post will be refreshed and replaced when it is 2 days old<a href="https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/256112744011530242/363963783728857090/snoo_neu.png">.</a></p>

<h2>Purchase Advice</h2>

<ul>
<li><p>Please make use of <a href="/r/headphones/wiki/purchaseadvice">this template</a>, it helps others answer your question. Questions without enough detail will often remain unanswered.</p></li>
<li><p>Remember that the more specific you are, the better quality the responses you are likely to receive.</p></li>
</ul>

<h2>What kind of questions are considered Tech Support:</h2>

<ul>
<li><p>How can I fix issue X (e.g.: buzzing / hissing) on my equipment Y</p></li>
<li><p>Have I damaged my equipment by doing X, or will I damage my equipment if I do X?</p></li>
<li><p>What does equipment X do, or do I really need equipment Y?</p></li>
<li><p>Can my amplifier X drive my headphones Y?</p></li>
<li><p>What&#39;s the meaning of specification X (e.g.: Output Impedance / Vrms / Sensitivity)?</p></li>
<li><p>How should I connect and set up my system hardware or software?</p></li>
</ul>

<h2>Common problems, questions and their solutions are answered in the <a href="https://sites.google.com/view/dacampadvice/faq-eli5">DAC &amp; Amplifier FAQ</a></h2>

<ul>
<li><p>What is a DAC? What is an Amp? Do I need that and how do I know if my amplifier is powerful enough?</p></li>
<li><p>How can I fix noise and sound issues?</p></li>
<li><p>How should I setup my system?</p></li>
<li><p>What is impedance? What is sensitivity? Why do these things matter?</p></li>
</ul>

<p>After asking a question, please be patient since volunteers may not always be immediately available.**</p>
</div>

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