Shure AONIC 50 Gen 2 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
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About Shure AONIC 50 Gen 2 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
Overall Feedback:
70% positive
83% found the battery long lasting
The battery life is good, but it takes time to charge even on a fast charger.
73% appreciated the comfort and fit, however 27% found the fit different
I was initially worried about the comfort of the headphones due to their size, but they turned out to be super comfortable and not as heavy as expected.
The headphones are comfortable and can be worn for extended periods of time without discomfort.
The headphones are comfortable, lightweight, easy to use and manage, and I sometimes forget to charge them because the battery life is good enough.
The headphones have a well-tuned frequency response with tight, full-bodied bass. They rival some of my closed-back wired headphones in terms of balance, dynamics, comfort, and build quality.
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88% found it easy to connect, but 12% faced pairing issues
I am frustrated with the connectivity of the headphones as the Bluetooth cuts out randomly even when my phone is nearby.
I faced connectivity issues with the headphones during testing. It lost connection to both my laptop and phone after leaving the room. Sometimes, it wouldn't connect to my laptop at all. The only solution I found was to reset the paired device list and pair it again. This issue occurred twice on the same day.
I have complained that this shredder can only handle 2 pages at a time and if more pages are attempted to be shredded, it takes forever to shred or it jams.
Rephrased: This shredder can only handle 2 pages at a time and if more pages are attempted to be shredded, it takes forever to shred or it jams.
I have experienced constant connectivity issues with the headphones.
89% admired the microphone quality, nevertheless, 11% encountered glitches
Most mics in this style of headphones, including the built-in one, are not good.
86% were satisfied with the noise cancellation, but 14% found it insufficient
I am dissatisfied with the noise cancellation feature of these headphones. I think there is an addition of noise that is not there with the canceling off. These things really only take the edge off of the environmental sounds and Bose did a better job with their first-generation noise canceling from 15 years ago.
I find the noise cancellation to be average at best.
I find the noise cancellation to be ineffective in cancelling out outside noises.
When I turn on noise cancellation while driving on a rough road, every bump distorts the sound.
86% highlighted the portability, although 14% found it cumbersome
These headphones do not have a fold-down feature for storage, which may be a problem for those seeking more portability.
81% liked the sound quality, yet 19% noticed distortions
Depending on my needs, Shure might be a better option as it has better sound quality than Bose.
I enjoyed the headphones' neutral sound quality which allows me to hear all the different noises throughout music.
The headphones offer great sound quality with wired and wireless options, plenty of audio codec support, large drivers, and are reasonably priced.
These headphones have exceeded the sound quality of any premium headphones I have ever owned.
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