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The video reviews the Edifier WH950MB noise-canceling headphones, highlighting their affordability at $179 compared to higher-priced models like the Sony WH-1000XM5. These headphones offer quality noise cancelation, comparable ambient mode performance, and various features such as a soft protective case, 3.5mm audio cable, airplane adapter, and USB Type-C charging cable. They are lightweight and portable with foldable ear cups and comfortable materials.
Feature-wise, the headphones have a noise-canceling mode controlled via a button, and additional controls include a multi-function button and volume controls. They use Bluetooth 5.3 with LDAC support for high-resolution audio, Google Fast Pair for Android users, and offer multi-point connections. Battery life is robust, with up to 38 hours of usage with active noise cancellation (ANC) on, and 58 hours with ANC off, including fast charging capabilities.
Sound quality is delivered through 40mm drivers, with customizable EQ settings available via the Edifier app, and specialized modes for movies and gaming. The sound is balanced and clean, with a dynamic preset enhancing certain frequencies. While they may lack the sound stage and frequency separation found in more expensive models, they feature a safe volume setting and good call quality through four microphones. Overall, the Edifier WH950MB is recommended for those seeking premium noise-canceling headphones at a more affordable price.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer discusses the latest noise-canceling headphones from Edifier, known as the WH950MB, which are priced at $179. The headphones are positioned as a more affordable alternative to higher-priced models like the Sony WH-1000XM5 and Bose offerings. Despite being half the price, the Edifier WH950MB performs well in noise canceling and even matches the XM5 in ambient mode. The reviewer highlights the headphones’ features, including a soft-shell protective case, a 3.5mm audio cable for wired use, an airplane adapter, and a USB Type-C charging cable. The design is lightweight, with foldable and swiveling ear cups for enhanced portability, and features soft protein leather and thick memory foam cushioning for comfort during extended use. The headphones also include a charging port and an auxiliary port.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the buttons and controls on the headphones, highlighting the mode button for Ambient sound control, a multi-function button, and volume controls. The headband features an adjustable stainless steel design. The presenter compares noise cancellation capabilities, noting that while the Sony XM5’s perform slightly better, the reviewed headphones still offer substantial noise reduction at a lower price. Ambient mode has three levels of customization via the Edifier app, compared to Sony’s 20 levels.
Bluetooth 5.3 is used for wireless connection, with support for LDAC for higher resolution and standard SBC. Android users benefit from Google Fast Pair for seamless pairing. The headphones offer multi-point connection, though there is a slight delay when switching devices, unlike the Sony XM5’s near-instant switch.
Battery life is about 38 hours with active noise cancellation (ANC) on, and up to 58 hours with ANC off, with fast charging providing seven hours of use from a 10-minute charge.
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In this segment, the video discusses the sound quality and features of the Edifier WH950MB headphones. The headphones feature 40-millimeter drivers and offer customizable EQ settings through the Edifier app, including two presets (classic and dynamic) and a fully customizable four-band EQ. There’s also a movie mode and a gaming mode that can be activated by double-pressing the mode button on the headphones. The sound is described as extremely well-balanced and clean, with no distortion at any volume level. The dynamic preset enhances bass, treble, and clarity, providing a more dynamic sound.
When compared to the more expensive Sony XM5 headphones, the Edifier WH950MB offers good performance but with less sound stage and separation between frequencies. However, a notable feature is the safe volume setting that caps the maximum volume at 85 decibels to protect hearing. Additionally, the Edifier headphones come equipped with four microphones that offer good call quality, comparable to the Sony XM5. For those looking for premium quality active noise-canceling headphones at a lower price point, the Edifier WH950MB is a recommended option. The description also points to links for further interest in purchasing.
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In this part of the video, the speaker wraps up by thanking the audience, expressing appreciation, and indicating that more content will follow.