There’s also a good sense of fidelity – no matter what I throw at this headphone, vocals and instrumentation here always appear refreshingly clear and accurate. In the mids, the PXC 550 II shows off some strong detail. All in all, this feels like a fantastic low end – and maybe the best I have heard yet in a consumer headphone at this price. But with that in mind, I have to admit that the low end never really detracted from other genres like jazz, classical, or pop. As a result, most rock and hip-hop and electronic tracks sound fantastic when played through this headphone. There’s also a mesmerizing and energetic bass impact that adds a sense of weight to the lows. The Sennheiser PXC 550 II delivers substantial, delicious lows. Sennheiser PXC 550 II Review – Sound Quality Low End However, anyone interested in sound quality should put this small drawback aside and keep reading. Perhaps the only downside here in terms of design appears in the charging port the 550 II still rocks a micro-USB charging port and that will turn some folks off.
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However, the 550 II also offers updated Bluetooth technology, now coming hard with 5.0, and supporting both AAC and aptX HD codecs. Like its predecessor, the 550 II also sports around 30 hours of battery life. Touch sensors, adjustable ANC, an AUX input, and the unique power-off mechanism still exists. It’s not just the perfect headphone to travel with – it’s the perfect headphone to go anywhere with.īecause, despite the slightly different looks, the PXC 550 II carries over much of the functionality that made its predecessor such a hit. While certainly not as fashionable, and perhaps made with less leather and stainless steel, the 550 II feels lighter and more casual. The Sennheiser PXC 550 II, despite it’s lower price, offers the same level of quality as that found in the Momentum M3. However, once I got my hands on her, and gave her a good inspection, only one thing remained plain to see. For a moment, those clean black lines and toned-down faceplates could be misconstrued for plainness. While all the normies were swarming over the Momentum M3 and the the Momentum True Wireless, I caught sight of a more subdued pair of cans, chilling alone in the corner. I first saw the PXC 550 II on the crowded floors of the 2019 IFA show in Berlin. But is this the right headphone for you? Sennheiser PXC 550 II Review
However, as a conservative-looking successor to the original PXC 550, it succeeds on many levels – not least among them, the PXC 550 II’s impressive sound quality. Priced at a solid $349, this headphone’s impending release seems to be overshadowed by the more premium Momentum M3.
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Full of bier and weisswurst, I can finally report on the headphones that pretty much stole the IFA show for me – the Sennheiser PXC 550 II.
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