Hype Titanium Pro Wireless Headphones Review

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the all new Belkin - On-Ear Wireless Headphones for Kids and it is a great product. The sound quality is great. It is wireless headphones.The charging of headphones is faster and lasts longer.The headphones is lightweight and looks nice.I would recommend it to my friends and family.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sony Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones are fantastic. The ease in which they sync up to your phone and the listening pleasure I received. I couldn’t believe how all background noise is nonexistent. I tried it around my grandchildren and it worked like a charm. I heard nothing but the music coming from my headphones. And that was it. I’ve been looking for headphones like this for so long.

I have owned the titanium, aeroplex, and now these. The open move have to be my favorite for two reasons,1. It can pair simultaneously to two devices. So I can pick up either phone or listen to music on one and pick up the other and it pauses the music.2. It charges with USB-C being a newer Android user this is helpful because I only need one charger. ... the titanium had a micro which sucked because micro always break the charge port. The aeroplex had a great fix with a magnetic connection, but that meant you had to have two different chargers which could be annoying.The only thing the company could improve on now is to make a set of headbones that charged wirelessly given my phone (Note20) gives a wireless charge to other devices that can take a wireless charge i.e. a phone, ear buds, or watch.

The OpenMove headphones replaced a pair of Titanium headphones with a channel that stopped working. I use bone-conduction headphones during walks, as they allow traffic noise to be heard. The OpenMove are light, comfortable, and have good sound quality for podcasts. Double-clicking for the next track and triple-clicking for the previous track are nice features that the Titanium lacked. That said, the multifunction button on the Titanium was larger and easier to press.

I bought the Bose QC35 wireless headphones and could not connect to my older Mac Pro. Turns out the Bose QC35 required Bluetooth 4.x, and the Mac Pro has Bluetooth 2.1. So I bought this adapter and it worked like a charm. I can now connect to my iPhone 6S and switch to the Mac Pro easily.

Shure brings a swiss army knife of features to Wireless Headphones. A pro-level parametric eq in the app. plus a boatload of codecs. Works great wireless, wired and usb audio for a nice clean set up with my PC. My new favs and I own them all Airpods max , Bose and Sennhieiser. Pro Audio build.

I'm very happy with my new Powerbeats Pro In-Ear Wireless Headphones. Sound, comfort and security (not falling out of my ears) plus ease of pairing make this one of my favorite audio purchases.

I bought these used - like new. They are my first "pro" headphones. The seller had used them for a few days and then bought some wireless phones. I needed them for use with my retro Hi-Fi center and my media PC. I had used many headphones that were not too bad but none of them quite "ticked all the boxes" like these did. I will be the first one here to say that for my needs of sometimes walking into the other room, the cord could have been even longer. The sound is kind of soft, but clear and balanced; my impression is that the treble and lows controls on my system do not affect it as much as in case of the others I own. The look like they are built to last and I certainly will use them a lot.

It has a similar weight as my Slik Pro 340DX which is made from aluminum, magnesium, and titanium alloy, but it feels more sturdy with a larger load capacity. It's also shorter when flipping the legs 180 degrees. It will be my top travel tripod due to its size and overall quality.

Very comfortable for longer listening periods, replaces Koss pro AA titanium. Sound quality is much better.