Beocom Portal

If you can find a pair when it’s on sale, I was able to get a set of the 1st generation Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal for about that price. These were $500 when they first launched, have both Bluetooth & 2.4Ghz built in for Xbox pairing, great noise cancelling, and are some of the most comfortable t

Under the Blackberry guy, many unforced errors occurred. Giving away the most popular lower half of the line to discounters who destabilized pricing for the entire brand by undercutting the site and stores constantly. The convenience of ordering on the toilet and getting it to your door. The Distast

A few years ago I tried the Xbox Wireless Headset, but I returned it after some bad first impressions and earlier bad experiences with the older wired Xbox headset. I ended up buying the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal instead, and I’m still using them today with no issues after three years of heavy u

I have had the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portals for 2.5 years now and they still work amazingly well. I use them almost everyday. I purchased them new for $150 off of eBay. One of the best set of headphones I’ve ever owned . They still look pretty close to new.

It's a complex question, I've gone through it in the past, but in short: HX was an "accessory headphones". It was designed and engineered with an utter lack of care, compared to the predecessors (H9 3rd Gen, etc). Reason for this? All resources were put in the development and marketing of the Beopla

What's awful is that B&O added the previous/next song controls with a firmware update on the Cisco 980 headphones, which are based on the Beoplay Portal. But nothing for the B&O-branded Portal 🙃

Worst Buy: Beoplay Portal Beli karena great alternative ke Airpods Max. Looks good, has a dongle which means superior connectivity vs bluetooth which it can also do, decent noise cancelling, great mic quality without the intrusiveness of a boom mic, dan easy pairing. Thing is, rn the upholstery need

I prefer the convenience of bluetooth and an AIO + these aren't cheap cans, they're Beoplay Portal's by Bang & Olufsen. Already own a wired modmic btw, have it somewhere around here... I'll look into the wireless one, may just end up doing that.