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

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

Hi mate. I sent back the PX7S3's a few weeks ago. Techno sounded awful on them. Really bad. Easily got fatigued. The sounds are clean, but I found them too narrow and artificial sounding. A bit too high pitch. Too closed. It needs to be a lot wider for me. Great build quality, but unfortunately for

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

Interesting. I found the bass on the PX7S3 tight. Just slaps so to speak. It's not what I was after. If I'm totally honest, I was underwhelmed by them and found it a little boring. Didn't wanna dance around as much hah. The sounds were just too congested and it didn't feel enjoyable. Felt like I was

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

Sadly, the Px8S2 don't come in green/black like the Px8. I find those the second most beautiful after the Px8S2 McLaren I would love to have the Cambridge Audio P100 SE but with half the battery. They are good but really just too heavy for my liking. I will check if the used Px8 are really trustwort

If you are worried about durability maybe you should consider the Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 / SE. Earcups, headband and battery all user replaceable. Sound is almost as good as PX8 imo. However they are not as well made as the B&W, they feel cheaper but are around half the price at the moment.