sashakrik
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Hi,
I want to buy my first Bluetooth headphones and i need some advice.
I intend to use the headphones outside (on a bus or a train) so a decent sound insulation is important. As long as the headphones have a good passive sound insulation it's ok if there won't be ANC. I also need the headphones not to leak sound so i won't disturb the people that are sitting next to me on a bus.
I want the headphones to be comfortable so i can wear them for long periods of time and not feeling fatigue on the ears or the head.
I have an average size head and ears.
I'm not interested in headphones like the samsung level over, in my opinion they seems to be too big and bulky for using outside.
I mainly listen to these geners: House, Dubstep, Trap, Rap, Hip-Hop.
As you can see i mainly listen to bass heavy music so it will be nice if the hesdphones will have a nice deep bass, but in the same time i don't want the mids and highs to disappear.
I never use EQ so i prefer headphones that will be good to go out of the box.
In the features department it's important that there will be a good battery with a long playing time, also i need the headphones to have a good Bluetooth connection.
I did some reading on the diffrent Bluetooth codecs and i understood that Apt-X enabled headphones are highly recommended. My music source is going to be mainly my LG G2 smartphone and maybe sometimes my LG G PAD 8.3 tablet.
My budget for the headphones is approximately 350 $.
Thank you !
That post was basically sounding like you were asking someone to recommend you the Momentum Wireless until you got to the bluetooth connection and price part. From @Giogio's comparisons the ATH WS99BT or the Fidelio M2BT would probably be the best options if you can get them where you live though they lack ANC.
Thank you for the reply and the recommendations !
I can't find where to buy the ATH-WS99BT.
I have searched this thread and saw that Giogio recommended many times the Fidelio M2BT. Since I have never used on-ear headphones (only over ears and in-ears) I will be very happy to know from people who have these headphones about their comfort.