Best Shure AONIC 50 WH Alternatives

Based on 4 reviews

I have used AKG headphones for many many years for three reasons: 1. When working as a sound engineer for a broadcasting company, a certain model of AKG was standard equipment in every studio so I'm used to them. 2. All I've tried so far are very comfortable , which is good if you spend hours in them. 3. The sound is "predictable" and does not add their own "twist" that would have made them useless as reference. This particular model, the AKG K-361-BT, are all of the above to a good price. The possibility to use them with cable makes them usable for live situations and BT is great when lag is not an issue. My ears are not really good enough anymore to appreciate the most intricate details that a set of expensive headphones would reveal, so I think I've found my...

Based on 2 reviews

They do a great job of isolating the sound coming from the drum kit without being too exclusive as to completely silence softer notes. They are much more comfortable than my previous sound isolating protective headphones and the fact they also have bluetooth so that I can connect to my phone as well as being able to plug them in to my audio interface makes them an amazing set of protective headphones / noise cancelling headphones / over ear monitors. All for a really reasonable price. Couldn't recommend them any more

Based on 2 reviews

I've had them for two and a half months. I'm thrilled with them! They're very comfortable for all-day wear. I have some sensitivity to tension headaches, so uncomfortable headphones quickly become a nuisance. Not even Valcos escape this completely, they occasionally feel heavy on my head. Most of the time I can forget I have anything on, they're like a part of me. Mind you, I have been wearing these headphones for almost the entire day, every day, over the last few months. They fit like a glove. The sound is interesting in a good way. It is detailed and clean (this is in Bluetooth mode with ANC on). I can hear far more details in the music while having the volume turned almost completely down. This is a huge win for everyday listening because I feel like it safeguards my hearing. As...

Based on 1 reviews

I use LCDi3 for critical listening and as a reference for the evaluation of other earphones. I strongly recommend the use of Reveal+ plugin to equalise the LCDi3. Even equalised they are not completely neutral, but distortion is very low, even listening at a high volume. Virtual stage isn't ultra wide but it's deep enough and offers a podium-like experience, All in all a very revealing tool for critical listening. It sounds more as a regular headphone than an earphone. They are somewhat bass-light but nothing worth worrying about.

Based on 1 reviews

I have tried multiple bluetooth headphones, and I find the accentum black being very comfortable, even after hours of use. The pad material is fantastic and so easy to wear them. I was expecting less sound quality for the price but I was surprised with the first listen experience. The sound quality it's there. Im even using less my HD25 model now due to better ear comfort of Accentum. Nothing will beat the sound quality of a cabled headphones but again you will be surprised with the sound quality and the noise cancelation of this mode. I'm pretty picky when comes to sound quality (currently owning Focal Alphas and Adam studio monitors). Go for it, you will not regret at this price range and they are light and sturdy design, bearly feel them on your head.

Based on 7 reviews

Pros: I like them very much - ergonomic, sound, keeping charge very well. app - nothing fantastic but ability to turn off that annoying mode of 'hearing what happens outside' during the call is ok (though it comes back sometime on different devices e.g. laptiop). decent volume levels (both highest and lowest). bluetooth allows to connect several devices simultaneously. fantastic look and fantastic quality Few cons to mention: would appreciate better experience to skip to next/prev track - holding the button for 2 sec is not the best solution. 3.5 audio connection also turns headphones off - I used both bluetooth and 3.5 connection together for playstation and youtube at the same time on my old marshall major 2, would be great to have this

Based on 3 reviews

These are great sounding earbuds at any price range. For the price, they are shockingly good. As with all ear buds, it is essential to seat them properly when wearing them. If they sit loosely, there is no bass, the top end sounds harsh. If they sit tightly in the ear canal, as they are supposed to, there is a full, strong low end, with sweet highs, good imaging, fantastic sound. These replaced my old Shure wired earbuds, which were much more expensive. Still, the Rock Buds sound better. Build quality is great. Light weight. Pairing them with different source devices is easy and straightforward. Works without issue. Highly recommended.

Based on 20 reviews

It's really cool to be able to plug the dongle, put the headphones on and play. It's fairly easy to dial in good sounds, and the options with the effects are fairly flexible. The static mode works as advertised, but it feels weird and a bit unnatural. The panning is quite brutal, and the effect is much more pronounced than it would be when you turn your head around with an amp in the room. The stage setting is gimmicky at best, and I don't find it more immersive than the standard mode. the ambiant reverb settings can be very annoying as well, but thankfully it can tuned down. These are fun gimmicks, but not a major selling point. I would have bought a cheaper version without these features any day, and I think a lot of people would agree that this isn't the main selling point. The...

Based on 4 reviews

After over a year of use, I can safely say the headphones stand up to the rigours of sport, sweat and other activities. They are lightweight and sound just as good as the wired SE215. I was specifically looking for wireless headphones that weren't bulky in the ear, and Shure solved this successfully. The noise cancellation is adequate, though the "environment mode" with the cancellation off is slightly off-putting, since the microphones are behind the ear they pick up more from the back than the front. Having a discussion with someone while wearing them can be strange and I can't say I've managed to get used to it. This is the only reason the sound rating isn't a 5. As for quality, no major issues so far, though some hiccups have occasionally occur when...

Based on 2 reviews

You're going to have a very hard time finding a better sounding pair of headphones at this inexpensive price. Noise cancelling works just fine. Battery life is great. Comfort is good. And sound quality is really good. The collapsable design is a must. And its great to have the option to use them as bluetooth cordless OR as regular corded headphones - because 80% of the time you will use these in your laptop or phone while sitting around. So why not get the extra sound quality, save battery, and save time "pairing" them. If I had to change them, I might make the ear cups slightly bigger, and maybe add a little padding on the top headband. But these are damn near perfect, and are HALF the price of the others headphones in this league. Very happy.