Aventho 300

Since a couple of people already said Sennheiser — one honest caveat for this sub: Sennheiser the company is German, but their consumer wireless line like the Momentum 4 is generally assembled in Asia these days. The "made in Germany" reputation really applies to their pro gear and higher-end wired

I know what you mean about discrepancies in reviews. I was interested in beyerdynamic Aventho 300 and the reviews were all over the place. In the end, I bought them and I am happy with them. The reviews were right about ANC being bad but I don't care that much because they sound great. I should say

i bought beyerdynamic aventho 300 and for these all the reviews said the ANC was so bad the headphones might as well not have it. i was a bit puzzled by this as the ANC tech is supposed to be from sony. i took them on a flight with me yesterday and i was surprised at how well the ANC worked. i could

No worries. I don't have any experience with this product myself but your best bet would probably be the AVENTHO 300's if you are trying to stick with Beyerdynamic. They have active noise cancelling and it's equipped with 6 microphones.

While the BWs are outstanding from a sound quality part, their ANC sucks balls man. I love mine, but I also have Beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless and Aventho 300, the ANC of the BW is compared to the ANC of the Aventho 300 total bullshit and inconsistent and the Amiron Wireless don’t even need ANC, to i

i have the aventho 300s. i just got them about 2 weeks ago. it is my first wireless headphone and only my second pair of headphones that aren't under $100 so take what i say with a grain of salt. i found the reviews all over the place but i took a chance on them as i also have wired beyerdynamic dt

I was just like you — I also use the DT 700 Pro X and DT 1990 Pro and generally love Beyerdynamic’s headphones, so I had high hopes. I ended up buying the Aventho 300, used them for about 9 months, and eventually sold them. I could live with the ANC being “okay” — and for what it’s worth, even after

I owned the Aventho 300 for about 10 months, so maybe my experience can help. First of all, headphone reviews can be useful for features, but much less so for sound quality. Sound is highly subjective, and I personally rarely agree with online sound impressions. It’s always best to listen for yourse