Just checked mine and yes, it rattles.

It's a tough one. If I had to choose one device to do it all, it would be the RU7 hands down thanks to it having balanced out and more power, 100 volume steps vs only the 30 on the FC6 along with many more features. However, when it comes to sound, there's a subtle difference - the RU7 is more...

Happy to report that both the RU7 and Hiby FC6 work perfectly with their bundled USB-C cables on my iPhone 15 pro max

Happy to report that both the RU7 and Hiby FC6 work perfectly with their bundled USB-C cables on my iPhone 15 pro max EDIT: Using the SE, i don't have a balanced cable to test out the full power. EDIT 2: Tried it out with balanced 4.4mm and it still works perfectly!

Thanks for the impressions and it's good to see the APM in the hands of an audiophile! Is the H95 and Aonic 50 better than the APM in terms of clarity and details in the mids and highs? Specifically electric guitar and bite in the crunch?

Don't know if this was mentioned but here's a review with a basic FR curve: https://www.headphonecheck.com/test/bang-olufsen-beoplay-h95/

I can speak for the Momentum 3 and the fact that it's sound leakage is way above average. When at work, I need to lower the volume by a couple of notches relative to the volume I'd normally like to listen to. Momentum 2 was much more acceptable in this regard. It's SQ is a bit too bass heavy...

Really interested in these. Currently have the Momentum 3 wireless which sound so much better with the new eq update. Wondering how these compare with an eq'd M3, specifically given that the sens have a relatively wide soundstage which I really didn't get from other ANC sets I tested. Also...

RTings review is up: https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/shure/aonic-50-wireless

https://headphonereview.com/over-ear/shure-aonic-50-over-ear-noise-cancelling-headphones-review/ Here's a new new review which mirrors the SQ experiences here. Seems like a winner, I must say!

Looking forward to hearing more about these from you! I'm also wondering how bad the bass takes a hit when being listened to with glasses on - an issue I believe to be pretty prominent on the Dali's.

Here's another review from soundguys with sort of a FR curve: https://www.soundguys.com/shure-aonic-50-review-30744/ Seems very promising tbh. Waiting for some actual user feedback.

If classical is your gig then you should definitely check out the Dali io-6. It’s the most transparent and detail oriented noise canceller on the market. M&W MW65 is similar but smoother. B&W PX7 if you want the best soundstage along with a v-shaped sound signature and the most well rounded...

If you thought the bose cans were too flat then I’d steer clear of the Dalis since they actually seem do indeed seem to be bass-light. Consensus seems to be that the M3s are the ‘best’ sounding set by a smidge, followed by the PX7 - albeit a bit heavy on the bass. I believe they probably sound...

Thanks for the feedback on the ANC. Dali was supposedly using Sony’s ANC chip so I was expecting it to do better. SQ is my only concern though. It would be amazing if you could answer a few questions I have. Do you miss anything in the Dali’s bass response when compared to the PX7? Would you...