I hesitate between Ausdom M06 and Dylan Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones

[veidabak]

Hi everyone!
 
I'm new here and I need an advice about two different headphones.
I decided to buy some bluetooth over the ear headphones on a buget and these are the two which captured my attention the most:
Dylan
Ausdom M06
I've found some very good and positive reviews about the Ausdom M06, but I kinda like the Dylan's model more, unfortunately there are not so many reviews about them.
What do you think?
 
Thanks in advance!

 

[serman005]

  Hi everyone!
 
I'm new here and I need an advice about two different headphones.
I decided to buy some bluetooth over the ear headphones on a buget and these are the two which captured my attention the most:
Dylan
Ausdom M06
I've found some very good and positive reviews about the Ausdom M06, but I kinda like the Dylan's model more, unfortunately there are not so many reviews about them.
What do you think?
 
Thanks in advance!

Do you want ANC? Because that seems to be the major difference between the two.

 

[veidabak]

Are these headphones, sorry I'm a novice

 
 
Do I want noise cancellation headphones? - not necessarily but preferably

 

[serman005]

Sorrry, @veidabak. ANC is active noise canceling. the Dylan has it and the Audsom does not. ANC generally works mostly to diminish the lower frequencies (with some exceptions) and does not do such a good job on things like voices, unfortunately. ANC does degrade the quality of sound of a headphone, due to the way it works (basically creating a second sound to cancel out the first). So, you may or may not want ANC. If you don't absolutely need it, I would recommend avoiding it because the sound quality of the headphone will be better.

 

[veidabak]

  Sorrry, @veidabak. ANC is active noise canceling. the Dylan has it and the Audsom does not. ANC generally works mostly to diminish the lower frequencies (with some exceptions) and does not do such a good job on things like voices, unfortunately. ANC does degrade the quality of sound of a headphone, due to the way it works (basically creating a second sound to cancel out the first). So, you may or may not want ANC. If you don't absolutely need it, I would recommend avoiding it because the sound quality of the headphone will be better.

I see, well thank you very much for the thorough explanation serman005. It looks like I'm going to choose the Ausdom after all

 

[serman005]

 
I see, well thank you very much for the thorough explanation serman005. It looks like I'm going to choose the Ausdom after all

Let us know how they work out for you.