Melomania P100 SE

I have both the original P100 and the XM4, and have hundreds, if not thousands of hours of use in both. I really like the XM4s. Especially when they were new. They were lightweight, comfortable, battery life was (and still is) acceptable, and yeah, the ANC is pretty hot. And being Sony, the sound is

Had the OG p100 for over a year and the SE for about half a year. No problems with the hinges. Coincidentally I also had the XM4 before that. Didn't know that they could smoke tho.. Even if there would be a problem with the hinges in the future, Cambridge audio seems to replace the headphones easily

I think these headphones provide really high fidelity quality audio but I found that by default, even on the flat eq the sub bass is so powerful, it gives me a headache. Electronic and Rock are even worse so I ended up using Vocals and Blues presets but then I found some resources that helped me bet

I’ve owned many « high-end » bluetooth headphones over the last 2 or 3 years, including the Sennheiser Momentum 4, Bose QC Ultra Gen 1 and 2, B&W Px7 S2e, B&W Px7 S3, B&W Px8 S1 and S2, Beoplay H95, Focal Bathys, Sony XM5, and several others… Right now, the Cambridge Audio P100 SE offer by far the b

Totally agree with sentiment. I came needed a daily commuter set of headphones. I originally had the Cambridge Audio p100 but they were to heavy for the duration. I then bought the Sony xm6s, they were fantastic but I ended up gifting them to a friend. So I ended up with the M4s and was I disappoint

Bose nc 700, Cambridge audio Melomania p100. Оба изделия легко переносят легкий дождь на улице, с хорошим шумодавом и звуком, особенно p100

Anc from Sennheiser Momentum 4 is not perfect but to me they're comfy. They come with 50 hours battery. I was also suggest Cambridge Audio Melomania P100. They claim 100 hours of listening. (SE edition is the improved version). But I haven't tried them yet.

Cambridge audio melomania p100 is the friend your looking for, much better than bose qc and Sony mx range with a way better soundscape than both, handles lossless on Bluetooth and louder to boot. Oh and they are less than half the price of the others

Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 Definitely doesn't look as good though lol

The difference with Cambridge Audio is, if your hinge breaks within the 2 year manufacturing warranty, they'll replace it without quibbling unlike most major headphone brands (Sony in particular of course). I had the P100s for 18 months without breakage or any worry that they'd break. I now have a p