Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H95 Premium Comfortable Wireless Active Noise Cancelling (Anc) Over-Ear Headphones With 38 Hours Battery Life And Protective Carrying Case, Chestnut,Wine

It's worth selling your kidneys for, don't buy an i phone, buy this, one of the best decisions you could make

The product is amazing. Each aspect is designed to give a superior experience. The ANC is amazing. The sound is for people who prefer quality and refinement. Materials are luxurious and you will not feel it even after wearing for a long time. It just blends in you. This can be used for hours without giving you any problem.

I have to sell all the body parts of except my hands,ears and eyes(so that I can type this review. You should have buy it atleast one's in your life so that after you complete your journey on the earth, you can tell the god that this is the thing that you have done it in your life and made your life worthy.

Sound is too much loud when I put my phone volume full. Even with noise cancelling I can't hear anything from outside. Not good for fortnite. Gaming microphone missing. 5/10

Enjoying it!!

Worth Selling the kidneys This Headphone rocks! At first I was hesitant to buy this product because of it's price. But then my FRIEND advised me to sell kidneys, if I wanted to buy this. I had to sell both kidneys because one was not enough. Never regretted my decision. Such an amazing experience I had with this product that it can't be matched. Whatever you want to do - Play games, do your office work, listen music, get on a vc - this headphone gives such an incredible experience. There is one problem though, FRIEND is no more :-(

Not so good just worth 2 kidneys and sound is like earphone and good enough to show off by by

Its a very good product. I recommend everyone to buy this headphones its very good and worthy even though it made me sell my friend's kidney its a very good product and it even has a special feature it can bring the singers out of the headphones. So what i wanna say is its a very good product and even my frnd (who's kidney i sold to buy this) said that it's worth a kidney. And overall it gives a kidney touching sound effects.

Ein toller Kopfhörer. Allerdings hat er auch nach längerem Lüften im Freien noch immer einen unangenehmen Geruch.

Latest update: it is March and bought these back last July and the headband us already coming apart. I do use them daily but think i treat them well (have their own little headphone stand).Everything else is working fine. update: I've had an ear-cup fall off a couple of times while removing these headphones. Maybe a combination of hot weather, a bald head and weak magnets are too blame but a bit annoying on an expensive pair of headphones like this. Deducted a star. First and foremost I bought these for the audio quality, a detailed and airy sound with plenty of controlled bass when needed. Just amazing how far bluetooth headphones have come in recent years. Next plus would be the build quality...materials and construction that will, hopefully, stand the test of time (well, at least the a few years, unlike some previous headphones I have used). I also really appreciate having a physical on/off toggle and the volume/anc dials...take those any day over press and hold type affairs. Now for a couple of negatives: The price. ouch. Got these on prime day sale (below £600) but, for me, still at the very outer reaches of a justifiable price for bluetooth headphones. The volume and anc dials, while superior over touch or press and hold buttons, feel cheap and out of odds with the build standard of the rest of the headphones. The ear cups could be a little bigger, a bit of a snug fit but otherwise a comfortable wear. I think the good battery life and bluetooth connection are now pretty much standard and much less of an issue/selling point on previous generations , though still thankful for both. That's about it, would definitely recommend if within your budget. For sound reference I have had a Bower's PX (buttons stopped working), PX7s (hinge broke) and Sennheiser Momentum 3 ( recently started getting constant static in one cup) plus a Hifiman Sundara and a few other headphones, amps and such.

Muy bien sonido... Depende de cada oído y sensibilidad... Pero a mí no se me hicieron sorprendentes en relación a otros que tengo B&W, Sennheiser momentum, Sony wh4, focal bathys..... El sonido es bueno y diferente... Pero retomo: nada sorprendente, los conservador conservaré solo porque los compré a buen precio, pero no pagaría un precio regular definitivamente por ellos. El arco no es muy cómodo y es un poco incómodo al usarlos por más tiempo en el borde de la cabeza. Conclusión: Buenos pero dentro de su categoría..... Nada espectacular

Vengo de unos Sony WH-1000XM4. Tras dos días con estos auriculares volví a coger mis antiguos Sony y parecen un juguete, de verdad. En comparación con dichos Sony, la cancelación de ruido es algo peor, pero compensa en todo lo demás (en los viajes de avión por ejemplo, recuerdo que la de los Sony era más eficiente). El acabado es increíble, cosa que también hace que pesen más que los Sony que están hechos de plástico, pero lo prefiero así. En resumen, muy contento con la compra, teniendo en cuenta, claro, el precio en oferta al que he tenido la suerte de comprarlos.

If you’re considering a pair of Bang & Olufsen cans, then you’re already aware of how the law of diminishing returns pertains to them. The difference in sound between a pair of $100 and $450 headphones is far greater than the difference between a pair of $450 and $1250 headphones—that’s just a fact. But if you’re considering B&O, then you’re likely reaching for that pinnacle of sound. Well, stay here; you’re getting close. It’s difficult to not be impressed while unboxing them. The fit and finish of everything from the box to the aluminum case to the headphones exclaim quality. They sound great right out of the box. They are so neutral they would make the Swiss look antagonistic. Bright, crisp highs with the very occasional hint of sibilance. Present mids. Tight, clean bass. They will thump when required without complaining. I don’t think you’ll find a more-expansive soundstage on a pair of closed back headphones. Prior to purchasing my H95s, my favorite headphones were the Bowers & Wilkins Px8s. The H95s certainly sound more refined and I’m able to discern more detail. The Px8s required an extensive break in period, and still sound warm and require equalization for optimum sound, while the H95s sound great with a flat signal, which is a good thing because I don’t care for the “Beosonic” approach to an equalizer, which amounts to plotting dot within a circle that is marked bright, relaxed, energetic and warm. Here, B&O clearly tried to reinvent the “wheel” and failed. Note to B&O: bands work, use them. The good news is you likely won’t find the need to adjust the sound. The app, by the way, offers minimal customization. I have one complaint about the sound: these headphones often lack volume. For most songs it’s not an issue, but when it is you feel like Clark Griswold at the closed gates of that amusement park (interesting side note: when I used the name of the amusement park in the movie, Amazon’s AI thought I was talking about their largest retail competitor and wouldn’t publish this review).. Speaking of volume, the volume dial is a brilliant touch. Spinning that wheel to adjust the volume has a very satisfying feel, however I find the dial on the left ear cup for ANC adjustment annoying. A button would accomplish the same with less effort, but I’m quibbling. In the final analysis, you’ll definitely discern greater detail and enjoy a more expansive soundstage with your H95s than with the less-expensive Px8s or say, the Sony WH-1000XM6s or Bose QC Ultras (I own those as well). Indeed, the H95s just sound better, but not by a staggering amount. Comfort. The lamb skin ear pads conform nicely to the ear and create a proper seal. The H95 are quite comfortable. I find the Bowers and Wilkins Px8s to be the most-comfortable cans I’ve ever worn. If the Px8s are a 10/10, then the H95s are a 8/10. I can wear them for hours without feeling warm or fatigued, but I’m definitely aware I’m wearing headphones, whereas with the Px8s I’ve forgotten I’m wearing them. Perhaps a larger ear cup would kelp the H95s. Battery: The battery is supposed to give you thirty hours with ANC. I’ve found thirty hours to be on the generous side, by maybe as much as twenty percent. ANC: I’m guessing that, if you’re considering these headphones, then you’re chasing perfect sound, thus ANC isn’t your top priority. That’s good. The ANC is adequate, not special. If you’re looking for cutting edge ANC, then grab the latest pair of plastic Bose or Sony headphones. In the meantime, I’m going to get back to my music and continue trying to think of a way to talk my wife into believing I need a pair of H100s Happy listening! UPDATE: I’m testing the beta version of an app upgrade, and there are a couple of important updates. Now, the ANC has ten separate settings, so a dial to control them is more appropriate and efficient. Additionally, the ANC has greatly improved with the new update. I’m not sure when it will be available to the general public, but it’s coming. UPDATE 08/21/25: I have had my headphones for exactly two months and the leather color is fading terribly on the ear pads. I own about a dozen pair of headphones, and I rotate their use, so it’s not like I’ve been using my H95s exclusively for two months. I would say they’ve probably been worn for 40-50 hours and they’re already starting to wear. I’ve reached out to Bang & Olufsen and will report what (if anything) I hear from them. UPDATE: 09/10/25: To this date I’ve not received a response from B&O. Very disappointed.