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100+ Head-Fier
Oh. My.
These are real and they are spectacular.
In the Box:
Shure Aonic 50 - Available in Black and Brown {The pictures really do not do justice to how great these are in person}.
Carrying case 10.5 " across closed, 20" in length when open. There is an elastic band to hold the headphones in the case, while the opposite side has a velcro{tm} closing net.
Yes, It is large but it has to be, these are not collapsible. they fold flat. That's it. {Maybe Shure is banking on no one taking them off}
{1}.One Approx 63" Audio cable for use in wired configuration. The device end is a standard stereo 3.5 with the headphone terminating in a 2.5" TRRS male.
{1} One USB to USB 'C' cable approx 44" long
{2} Pieces standard paper work.
Caveat about the following, I am a Shure fan boi:. "They had me at the E2C's".
1st impressions?
Pairing via the App was smooth.
Ear cups are roomy and deep, I felt no hot spot on top of my head, as the band is plush pleather.
The Sony and the Bose 700 both are vastly superior in terms of noise cancelling properties with a rather large caveat:
These blow both of those out of the water, like swatting a mosquito with a sledge hammer, in terms of the quality of the audio delivered.
It's laughable how much better these are. These definitely will not be for everyone, as the stow factor when not in use puts them at a distinct disadvantage
In that regard. That said, if that is not a deal breaker, your quest for audiophile ANC has probably just ended.
I have not real world'd them yet, but will shortly.
That's it for now, more as it warrants it.
Eye Candy:






These are real and they are spectacular.
In the Box:
Shure Aonic 50 - Available in Black and Brown {The pictures really do not do justice to how great these are in person}.
Carrying case 10.5 " across closed, 20" in length when open. There is an elastic band to hold the headphones in the case, while the opposite side has a velcro{tm} closing net.
Yes, It is large but it has to be, these are not collapsible. they fold flat. That's it. {Maybe Shure is banking on no one taking them off}
{1}.One Approx 63" Audio cable for use in wired configuration. The device end is a standard stereo 3.5 with the headphone terminating in a 2.5" TRRS male.
{1} One USB to USB 'C' cable approx 44" long
{2} Pieces standard paper work.
Caveat about the following, I am a Shure fan boi:. "They had me at the E2C's".
1st impressions?
Pairing via the App was smooth.
Ear cups are roomy and deep, I felt no hot spot on top of my head, as the band is plush pleather.
The Sony and the Bose 700 both are vastly superior in terms of noise cancelling properties with a rather large caveat:
These blow both of those out of the water, like swatting a mosquito with a sledge hammer, in terms of the quality of the audio delivered.
It's laughable how much better these are. These definitely will not be for everyone, as the stow factor when not in use puts them at a distinct disadvantage
In that regard. That said, if that is not a deal breaker, your quest for audiophile ANC has probably just ended.
I have not real world'd them yet, but will shortly.
That's it for now, more as it warrants it.
Eye Candy:





