Sony WH-XB910N

First of all, it’s easy to assemble, but you can see it when unpacking: the headphones are placed in a branded case, along with the charging cable and AUX cable. Even though the ear cushions and headband are soft, you can knuckle down for a few years without worrying, take off and take a break. Clearer adjustment, swivel bowls, folding design - everything is clear, not loose or crunchy. In spite of the sound quality, subjectively everything here is just top: clear and deep, clear expressions of the bass (XB in the name and to speak of it), bad mids and controlled highs. There are a lot of Equasiler presets in the official application, but I recommend spending a few hours and creating a custom one for yourself. I especially liked the “own” sound and saved the preset. The headphones support Multipoint, which allows you to connect to two devices at once (in my case, a tablet and a smartphone). It is possible to synchronize settings and presets without entering your account and thus on both devices the sound will be the same and without dancing with a tambourine (“hello” Soundcore). Active noise reduction at high levels. It’s very effective: there’s almost no noise, no music, no noise from civil repairs. When the noise is turned on, there is no vacuum effect like in cheap models of other brands, there is no hissing and what else - everything is miraculous here. The visibility mode works seamlessly and is effective when you need to exchange a few words - you just put your palm on the right cup. Autonomy also corresponds to the statements.