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Read our full AirPods max review Buy now £ 549, If we’re being honest, we can’t tell if they look more like a bra or a pair of butt cheeks. The case for the AirPods max is a little awkward, and doesn’t provide a whole lot of protection. We just wish the design was a little better. We love headphones that are able to detect when you’ve got them on your head and either pause music when you take them off and start playing it when you put them back on. It’s even better when watching an action film or listening to an audio drama like QCode’s sci-fi epic From Now. The sound of your favourite tunes coming from all directions around your head is absolutely mind-blowing, and it will make you fall in love with your favourite songs all over again, giving you a new perspective on what you’re listening to. But our favourite feature has to be the spatial audio.
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Plus they sound stellar – both rich and full – thanks to the Apple-designed 40mm dynamic driver. If you’ve got a pair of the AirPods pro, you’ll know exactly how good the transparency mode is. This just takes this set to another level. They cover your ears so fully that you get an exceedingly good amount of passive noise cancellation without even having to turn ANC on – even better than some of the active noise cancelling headphones we’ve tried. But despite being rather large, they’re also soft and comfy to wear thanks to the knit mesh ear-cups and flexible headband, which didn’t make our ears too hot. Like everything Apple makes with this moniker, the AirPods max are big, chunky, maximalist headphones.
The noise cancellation, meanwhile, is absolutely impeccable. As for sound, well it’s everything you’d want from a pair of wireless headphones – there’s hardly any latency and the sound is rich, full, and buoyant, with sparkling highs and moody lows.
The touch controls are seamless and snappy, making it a doddle to skip back and forward and adjust the volume. One of the buttons on the side even analyses your surroundings to optimise the noise cancellation. Plus other nifty presets which adjust specific settings depending on your GPS location. There’s also “speak to chat”, which turns on the ambient mode when you start talking, cleverly assuming you’re about to have a conversation. They have features like automatic head detection, which auto plays and auto pauses your music when you take the headphones off your head. Wearing them is like sinking into a fluffy feather-filled pillow – and our ears normally get super clammy when using over-ear headphones. They’re a radiant follow-up to the already impressive XM3 headphones, but with splendid improvements.įirst off, they’re so comfy. The Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones are one of the best wireless pair we’ve ever tested, and we’d go so far as to say they’re our favourites.
Connection type: Bluetooth 5.0 with multipoint, NFC, 3.5mm jack.Battery life: 30 hours NC on, 38 hours NC off.
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