Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 hoofdtelefoon - Bluetooth, actieve ruisonderdrukking met 100 uur afspeeltijd met door de gebruiker vervangbare batterij, gamemodus en draagtas - Zwart

- bonne qualité de fabrication dans l'ensemble, aucun grincement. Design idéal même pour les gens avec une tête large comme moi. La mousse de d’arceaux est toutefois un peu dure, j'ai dû rallonger le casque pour éviter que ça appuie trop sur le dessus du crâne au détriment d'une meilleure tenue. Le confort est tout de même très bon. Au niveau des oreilles, c'est légèrement serré mais sinon le casque ne me fait pas suer contrairement à mes autres casques (XM3, Audio technica). Je peux le porter sans problème plusieurs heures.- coffret qualitatif avec des câbles USB C/USB C et USB C/jack; idéal pour le brancher directement sur son smartphone ou pc.- utilisation et détection rapide sur smartphone et pc.- superbe son ne nécessitant aucun égalisateur. Mon XM3 fait pâle figure à côté.- pas super convaincu par l'ANC qui rajoute un bruit sourd désagréable à mon goût lorsqu'aucune musique est joué. L'isolation passive se suffit en elle-même. Le mode transparent est ok.- son en connexion filaire est bon mais en très léger deçà par rapport au Bluetooth. Bon point : on peut utiliser l'ANC avec le mode filaire.- multipoint fonctionnel mais qui peut parfois occasionner des micro coupures de son si un flux de son se lance sur mon smartphone pendant une lecture de musique sur mon pc.- traduction française approximative ("détection de l'usure" plutôt que "détection d'utilisation" par exemple) mais elle a le mérite d'être là.- batterie impressionnante : 7% d'utilisé pour 10h d'écoute- aptx HD pris en charge sur pc même si c'est pas explicité dans les spécifications du casque.- utilisation de boutons pour les commandes à place du tactile : j'adore.Bref un casque parfait pour moi qui vise surtout une utilisation sédentaire avec les avantages du sans fil

As an owner of the original Melomania 1 in-ears, I was excited to see Cambridge Audio announce their first over ear headphones. Wonderful soundstage considering the closed back design, and a satisfying neutral profile out of the box. Noise cancelling works well in most environments, drowning out droning tones such as train engines with ease. I find the cups sit tight enough on the ears that the ANC isn't necessary for everyday background noise. The build quality is exceptional and feels premium in the hand and on the head. The swivel and flex to the headband provide ample opportunity for a good fit, and the phones sit comfortably on my head for hours at a time. Physical buttons located on the bottom edge of each earcup make changing volume and the like an easy task. The battery life is exceptional, with my pair not needing a charge yet since I bought them despite frequent use across plenty of commutes. The microphone quality is great and perfectly usable for phone calls and voice notes, with the clear voice technology working well to remove wind sounds and such.My only complaint would be that Google Fast Pair doesn't seem to work as intended, given that even when paired and in use I'll get pop ups to pair the headphones with my device and following that prompt, an error when trying to autodownload the app. However, other than this hiccup they work flawlessly. Highly recommend.

Blev av med mina Sony wh1000xm5, beställde dessa och fick leverans inom några timmar. Ljudet är helt grymt för min musik. Nästan så att jag är glad att någon snodde mina Sony lurar, helt klart guld.

I was surprised to see that the reviews for this pair of headphones are so polarized, but I can confidently say from my own experience that these have been an excellent choice and I'm very happy with them so far.Sound is obviously a preferential and subjective thing, so that may explain why some people don't seem to care for them. However, from my point of view, these hit it out of the park. I originally bought a pair of WH-1000XM5 and found that even after a few days of careful listening, I just didn't enjoy the way they sounded. I already had these headphones in the back of my mind so I figured I'd try these instead, given that they are from a reputable company and many people had been praising the way they sounded. A day with the P100's sealed the deal, and the Sony's went back to Amazon. I wouldn't say I'm an audiophile but I have a few headphones to compare them to, such as B&O, Audeze, Sony, Hifiman, etc., and I find these to be some of, if not the best sounding.These headphones just sound really, really good. It's a neutral sound that balances everything beautifully so that you get a nice blend of detail and tonality, all while being very pleasant and non-fatiguing to listen to. And unlike many other types of ANC headphones, they don't sound claustrophobic and are able to provide a surprising amount of soundstage. Recently, I tried my HE400s that I have hooked up to a Monoprice liquid spark amp and sat down for a few songs, and while the planar magnetics had the wider soundstage (obviously) and were slightly more detailed, I found myself putting the P100s back on because they just were more enjoyable to listen to.Comfort is a tough one because again, I feel like everyone is different and it's difficult to say one pair is more comfortable than another. I can see that these felt more comfortable than the WH1000XM5s, despite being heavier. And maybe my head is small, or maybe the other reviewers' skulls are just soft, but I have found these really comfortable and the clamping force just right. Your ears feel like they have plenty of room.Also, the other reviewer talking about how wide these were and that he was hitting them on doorframes is exaggerating greatly. That or there's something genuinely wrong with his gait or balance and he needs to see his doctor. They're wide, but its not like having a 2x4 nailed to your head like that other guy made it to be.The other perks worth mentioning include the replaceable batteries, which is a huge plus to me, even though you can't currently buy them as it seems they're out of stock on their website. The battery life itself is monstrous; as I'm writing this review, I've been lightly using the headphones on and off for about 3 weeks since their last charge (mostly ANC off), and it currently has 72% battery left.Physical button controls are also very nice and easy to use. One of the issues with the Sony capacitive controls is that, at least in colder climates, the air would start activating the controls so you would have to go through the app to manually disable the touchpad. These obviously don't have that problem.The cons that I think worth mentioning are as follows:1.) The app and software still have some kinks. Sometimes it will just keep repeating that it has been paired or unpaired, and you just have to disable the voice prompts. It seems like having it connected to more than 2 devices at a time triggers that for me. Also, the app itself takes a few seconds to boot up and find the headphones.2.) The headphones' ANC is good, not great. They feel about on par or slightly slightly worse than my WH1000XM3s, and behind the WH1000XM5s. Also, it seems easy to break the seal they make on your head when you move around or turn your head (in my case), so sometimes this lets in noise and hurts the ANC's ability to work. However, it seems you can avoid this by repositioning your head/headphones.3.) These aren't made for the gym. They're slightly heavier than most headphones and their wider stature means that they will generate more angular momentum and are more likely to slide off your head. I personally only wear ear buds when I workout anyway, so not a problem for me but maybe a problem for you if that's something you're into.4.) I'm sure there's something else but it's probably not that important.Bottom line:These are great sounding headphones (regardless of price), comfortable (to me), are solidly built, have excellent battery life, are designed for many years of use with their large replaceable batteries, all while undercutting most of the other ANC headphones you can currently buy in terms of price. They're definitely worth a shot, and I view those super negative reviews with a grain of salt.

Tienen un sonido excepcionalmente balanceado; nada suena artificial ni estridente. He escuchado música de cámara, orquestal, rock, metal, blues, electrónica, podcasts y videojuegos, y siempre descubro detalles que simplemente no están presentes en otros auriculares de características similares. Vengo de unos B&W que en su momento me costaron mucho más, y salvo por el diseño, no ofrecen nada superior a los Cambridge Audio.Son cómodos, con almohadillas lo suficientemente amplias para que mis orejas no se sientan apretadas, permitiendo largas sesiones de escucha sin molestias. Si tuviera que señalar un punto mejorable, sería el acolchado de la diadema; quienes tenemos poco pelo agradeceríamos algo más mullido... Nada que no se pueda solucionar con un poco de inventiva.La nota de color de Matt Berry dando los mensajes de audio es un toque que no me esperaba, otro punto a favor para Cambridge Audio.En definitiva, los mejores auriculares Bluetooth que he tenido. Además, saber que puedo cambiarles la batería cuando sea necesario les da un plus de durabilidad difícil de encontrar.