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

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

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.

For the same price as the Headphone 1 you can get the Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 se which sound better and have a longer battery life. But if you intend to stick with Nothing I would give it a week or two until the YT reviews come out for the Headphone (a) because someone is bound to do a compar

I went with the Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 SE. Really well built with a replaceable battery which is quite rare. I’m not an audiophile but I’ve heard professionals say they compete with headphones 3 x 4 times the price. Might be worth checking them out and you can return them if they’re not for

I tried the Sennheiser but they just didn't feel good on my ears and the sound was good but not enough to let me oversee that it's just the Momentum 4 with a better core. I just find them to look and feel very cheap and not very durable. I was able to also try the Cambridge Audio P100 SE in an audio

That depends on how much money you have to spend but when the Headphone 1 came out last year I seriously considered them but ended up getting the Sony XM6. But if the Sony cost too much then I would get the Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 se which are around 150 pounds cheaper and are legit with insa