They’re just like the Pro-50: headphones that can be interesting if you really like this kind of tuning, but which otherwise aren’t great as their tuning limits them too much. Introduce some light background noise, and the ENC kicks in, trying to reduce it, and at least dulling noise where possible to a crackle. For ensuring the battery is light enough for comfort, and to meet the daily battery life, we chose a 500mAh battery. Hour Battery that Keeps Stayin' Alive – Premium Li-ion battery powers 45 hours of listening, movie watching, or talk time in Bluetooth mode (at 80% volume); 35 hours in Bluetooth Active Noise Cancellation mode; or 50 hours in only noise-canceling mode. Anyway l just wanted to chip in with some hopefully helpful advice as you said its a field your not into.

And if you're in a hurry, you can get 2 hours of charge in 10 minutes, so you can play from dusk till dawn without interruption. mm connector also has a lock mechanism, so that you insert the jack and rotate it to lock it in place.As a flexible and enjoyable pair of headphones for home, office, commute and long-haul travel, they're a good choice. One last positive thing I would like to mention is that OneOdio has, for the second time, accepted my opinion even though it is not entirely positive. Music is the heart and soul of any good party and when DJ's do their job properly, they can make any night feel magical.

The A70 offer only basic Bluetooth features and they don’t have more advanced stuff like voice assistant compatibility. I'd say the A10 perform around about on par with the Soundcore Space Q45 and a little better than the 1More Sonoflow and Tronsmart Apollo Q10. Overall, the OneOdio Pro 50 Studio is a fun-sounding headphone with thumping subwoofer-like bass and decent sparkle in the highs. Onto the audio, and as you can see from the graph, OneOdio have gone with a very upper-mid-centric 'monitor-style' tuning which favours a clean, lean sound signature, giving prominence to female vocals and instruments with a very gentle and lightweight lower frequency response. Crank up the volume on an album like Robyn’s “Bodytalk Part 1” and the A10s are in their element, the pumping bass coming across hard and clear.They do have a nice design and a very long battery life, but they also don’t fare too well in terms of sound quality. It cancels out noise so well that the vacuum chamber effect it has in your ear is actually quite scary. The only issue is with those chrome earcups: they show up greasy fingerprints badly and need constant cleaning.

The 2300 chipset allows for support of AAC and SBC - there's no LDAC support sadly, but it's possible to meet the Hi-Res Standard (as we mentioned previously) by using the headphones in wired mode. Thanks to their high impedance speakers and Hi-res audio support, these headphones are capable of reproducing accurate and detailed sound. The headband is the same and it is covered in black faux leather sewn with red thread (this looks like OneOdio’s signature style).

So if someone is talking to you, you’d definitely need to take down the headphones to hear them clearly. We decided to review and test the OneOdio A Series by comparing the various features on offer as well as important factors like comfort, design, usability, reliability and connectivity. Still, seeing as OneOdio has been operating as an audio manufacturer for over a decade, it's probably safe to assume it knows what it's doing when it comes to iterating and refining a product. OneOdio's 'Hybrid Active' technology allows total immersion to keep your audio enjoyment free of distraction, but can also be easily turned on and off with a simple press of a button on the earphones, so you can bring in more of the outside world as necessary. If your headphones run out of battery you can always use the wired connection to play music without any power limitations.