I am always in search of a good and comfortable headphones/earphones. I have owned many different brands and model of headphones/earphones; Sennheiser, Bose, Plantronics and Beats. I evaluate the quality based on the following characteristics:
1- Fit
2- Sound
3- Price
4- Build Quality.
5- Accessories.
I use the following headphones/Earphones for comparison:
a- Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones.
b- Sennheiser HD1 Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation
c- Sennheiser PXC 550.
d- Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones.
e- B&O PLAY by Bang & Olufsen H9.
f- Bose QuietComfort 25.
g- Monster iSport Intensity In-Ear Sports Headphones
I used the following sound sources:
I- Iphone 8 Plus.
II- PC using Creative AE 5 sound card and Sound blaster ZXR
III- HP Laptop regular audio jack.
The Fit: This is a very subjective area. Since the The Aurvana Trio are in ear there will be lots of different comments about it. For me these are the most comfortable earphones I have ever worn. Normally with my Bose or Plantronics after an hour of wearing it my ear starts hurting, however I have not faced this issue with The Aurvana. One important thing is the Noise Reduction that is achieve by the fit of this earphones is AMAZING, it is almost as if you were wearing Noise Cancelling earphones. Now was mentioned this will depend on the shape of your ear and how these will fit on you. The construction allows the driver case to contour to your ear very nicely. The Aurvana comfort beats by far the Monster, Bose and Plantronics I listed, however, from my experience they only way to judge on fit is by trying.
The Sound quality: This is where the Aurvana Trio shines and the reason why I added the non in ear headphones. This are marketed as Audiophile level sound so I wanted to compare with higher level headphones since I am not Audiophile this is the best I was able to come off. All my others earphone/earbuds came short in compare to the sound quality of the Aurvana Trio. The Bose Sound Sport sound is not even close in balance to this Aurvana, of course, the Bose are wireless and therefore there will be some sound quality degradation. Now, comparing to the Sennheiser HD1 Over ear headphones, The Aurvana Trio are in pair to the Sennheiser. I know many people might judge me for this comparison but this is what I hear. Of course I did the comparison with the HD1 wired not in wireless function. Certainly the Bass kick is deeper on the Sennheiser HD1 but the balance on the high, mids and low are very similar. The Aurvana Trio, compare to the PXC 550 and the B&O H9, is better sounding because as mentioned is very well balance. The PXC is a little too much focus on the mids and low and the H9 on the high and mids. Now, about the sources, the Aurvana delivered outstanding performance all across the different sound sources I used. Of course, using a dedicated sound card with pre amplification will render an outstanding sound. The Sennheiser HD1 were amazing also when used with the Sound cards. I could continue by listed the tracks I used for testing but the review will go too long. One interesting thing to mention is that The Aurvana Trio does very well to avoid noise caused by moving the cable. This is a normal issue on wired and even wireless earphones/earbuds however, the Aurvana in some way reduces the noise cause by cable dangling. Overall The Aurvana are excellent sounding earphones that will deliver outstanding balance thru all levels and for those who love Bass, like me, these little ones pack a very good kick when it is needed.
Price: There is not much to say here, the sound is close to higher level headphones for a lower price. However, in compare to other earphones/earbuds on the market these are high for being still wired. But keep in mind that non Audiophile grade product will come in wireless as of today. Wired is the norm for high quality sound. From my point of view, the price point could be a little lower but these are my everyday earphones, sound quality is excellent, small and easy to carry, good noise Isolation when properly fit and it comes with mic for calls.
Build quality: It is clear upon receiving the earphones that these are a premium product. The packing box is amazing and with all types of details on it. The earbuds itself feel very sturdy and use a combination of hard plastic material and some kind of metal, I cannot tell exactly. The cable is a replaceable cable MMCX. The cable is rather thin but very flexible so only time will tell how durable the cables are. I have no doubts that this product will last long time and the daily use and abuse. I will update on this matter later on.
Accessories: This is a fully stock Earphone. It comes with several tips (S, M and L), one memory foam tip, airplane adapter (This is really nice) and a super nice quality carrying case, which is a very nice touch. You can check the picture for details.
In conclusion, these are Excellent In ear headphones that pack excellent quality sound with nice accessories addition but my decision of keeping this product was the FIT. For me these Earphones FIT well and the noise isolation obtain of that good fit is a plus. I strongly suggest to give this product a try.
I will provide updates as I continue my testing/use.
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Excellent In Ear Headphones Superb Sound and Fit
I am always in search of a good and comfortable headphones/earphones. I have owned many different brands and model of headphones/earphones; Sennheiser, Bose, Plantronics and Beats. I evaluate the quality based on the following characteristics:1- Fit2- Sound3- Price4- Build Quality.5- Accessories.I use the following headphones/Earphones for comparison:a- Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones.b- Sennheiser HD1 Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancellationc- Sennheiser PXC 550.d- Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones.e- B&O PLAY by Bang & Olufsen H9.f- Bose QuietComfort 25.g- Monster iSport Intensity In-Ear Sports HeadphonesI used the following sound sources:I- Iphone 8 Plus.II- PC using Creative AE 5 sound card and Sound blaster ZXRIII- HP Laptop regular audio jack.The Fit: This is a very subjective area. Since the The Aurvana Trio are in ear there will be lots of different comments about it. For me these are the most comfortable earphones I have ever worn. Normally with my Bose or Plantronics after an hour of wearing it my ear starts hurting, however I have not faced this issue with The Aurvana. One important thing is the Noise Reduction that is achieve by the fit of this earphones is AMAZING, it is almost as if you were wearing Noise Cancelling earphones. Now was mentioned this will depend on the shape of your ear and how these will fit on you. The construction allows the driver case to contour to your ear very nicely. The Aurvana comfort beats by far the Monster, Bose and Plantronics I listed, however, from my experience they only way to judge on fit is by trying.The Sound quality: This is where the Aurvana Trio shines and the reason why I added the non in ear headphones. This are marketed as Audiophile level sound so I wanted to compare with higher level headphones since I am not Audiophile this is the best I was able to come off. All my others earphone/earbuds came short in compare to the sound quality of the Aurvana Trio. The Bose Sound Sport sound is not even close in balance to this Aurvana, of course, the Bose are wireless and therefore there will be some sound quality degradation. Now, comparing to the Sennheiser HD1 Over ear headphones, The Aurvana Trio are in pair to the Sennheiser. I know many people might judge me for this comparison but this is what I hear. Of course I did the comparison with the HD1 wired not in wireless function. Certainly the Bass kick is deeper on the Sennheiser HD1 but the balance on the high, mids and low are very similar. The Aurvana Trio, compare to the PXC 550 and the B&O H9, is better sounding because as mentioned is very well balance. The PXC is a little too much focus on the mids and low and the H9 on the high and mids. Now, about the sources, the Aurvana delivered outstanding performance all across the different sound sources I used. Of course, using a dedicated sound card with pre amplification will render an outstanding sound. The Sennheiser HD1 were amazing also when used with the Sound cards. I could continue by listed the tracks I used for testing but the review will go too long. One interesting thing to mention is that The Aurvana Trio does very well to avoid noise caused by moving the cable. This is a normal issue on wired and even wireless earphones/earbuds however, the Aurvana in some way reduces the noise cause by cable dangling. Overall The Aurvana are excellent sounding earphones that will deliver outstanding balance thru all levels and for those who love Bass, like me, these little ones pack a very good kick when it is needed.Price: There is not much to say here, the sound is close to higher level headphones for a lower price. However, in compare to other earphones/earbuds on the market these are high for being still wired. But keep in mind that non Audiophile grade product will come in wireless as of today. Wired is the norm for high quality sound. From my point of view, the price point could be a little lower but these are my everyday earphones, sound quality is excellent, small and easy to carry, good noise Isolation when properly fit and it comes with mic for calls.Build quality: It is clear upon receiving the earphones that these are a premium product. The packing box is amazing and with all types of details on it. The earbuds itself feel very sturdy and use a combination of hard plastic material and some kind of metal, I cannot tell exactly. The cable is a replaceable cable MMCX. The cable is rather thin but very flexible so only time will tell how durable the cables are. I have no doubts that this product will last long time and the daily use and abuse. I will update on this matter later on.Accessories: This is a fully stock Earphone. It comes with several tips (S, M and L), one memory foam tip, airplane adapter (This is really nice) and a super nice quality carrying case, which is a very nice touch. You can check the picture for details.In conclusion, these are Excellent In ear headphones that pack excellent quality sound with nice accessories addition but my decision of keeping this product was the FIT. For me these Earphones FIT well and the noise isolation obtain of that good fit is a plus. I strongly suggest to give this product a try.I will provide updates as I continue my testing/use.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2018
1- Fit
2- Sound
3- Price
4- Build Quality.
5- Accessories.
I use the following headphones/Earphones for comparison:
a- Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones.
b- Sennheiser HD1 Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation
c- Sennheiser PXC 550.
d- Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones.
e- B&O PLAY by Bang & Olufsen H9.
f- Bose QuietComfort 25.
g- Monster iSport Intensity In-Ear Sports Headphones
I used the following sound sources:
I- Iphone 8 Plus.
II- PC using Creative AE 5 sound card and Sound blaster ZXR
III- HP Laptop regular audio jack.
The Fit: This is a very subjective area. Since the The Aurvana Trio are in ear there will be lots of different comments about it. For me these are the most comfortable earphones I have ever worn. Normally with my Bose or Plantronics after an hour of wearing it my ear starts hurting, however I have not faced this issue with The Aurvana. One important thing is the Noise Reduction that is achieve by the fit of this earphones is AMAZING, it is almost as if you were wearing Noise Cancelling earphones. Now was mentioned this will depend on the shape of your ear and how these will fit on you. The construction allows the driver case to contour to your ear very nicely. The Aurvana comfort beats by far the Monster, Bose and Plantronics I listed, however, from my experience they only way to judge on fit is by trying.
The Sound quality: This is where the Aurvana Trio shines and the reason why I added the non in ear headphones. This are marketed as Audiophile level sound so I wanted to compare with higher level headphones since I am not Audiophile this is the best I was able to come off. All my others earphone/earbuds came short in compare to the sound quality of the Aurvana Trio. The Bose Sound Sport sound is not even close in balance to this Aurvana, of course, the Bose are wireless and therefore there will be some sound quality degradation. Now, comparing to the Sennheiser HD1 Over ear headphones, The Aurvana Trio are in pair to the Sennheiser. I know many people might judge me for this comparison but this is what I hear. Of course I did the comparison with the HD1 wired not in wireless function. Certainly the Bass kick is deeper on the Sennheiser HD1 but the balance on the high, mids and low are very similar. The Aurvana Trio, compare to the PXC 550 and the B&O H9, is better sounding because as mentioned is very well balance. The PXC is a little too much focus on the mids and low and the H9 on the high and mids. Now, about the sources, the Aurvana delivered outstanding performance all across the different sound sources I used. Of course, using a dedicated sound card with pre amplification will render an outstanding sound. The Sennheiser HD1 were amazing also when used with the Sound cards. I could continue by listed the tracks I used for testing but the review will go too long. One interesting thing to mention is that The Aurvana Trio does very well to avoid noise caused by moving the cable. This is a normal issue on wired and even wireless earphones/earbuds however, the Aurvana in some way reduces the noise cause by cable dangling. Overall The Aurvana are excellent sounding earphones that will deliver outstanding balance thru all levels and for those who love Bass, like me, these little ones pack a very good kick when it is needed.
Price: There is not much to say here, the sound is close to higher level headphones for a lower price. However, in compare to other earphones/earbuds on the market these are high for being still wired. But keep in mind that non Audiophile grade product will come in wireless as of today. Wired is the norm for high quality sound. From my point of view, the price point could be a little lower but these are my everyday earphones, sound quality is excellent, small and easy to carry, good noise Isolation when properly fit and it comes with mic for calls.
Build quality: It is clear upon receiving the earphones that these are a premium product. The packing box is amazing and with all types of details on it. The earbuds itself feel very sturdy and use a combination of hard plastic material and some kind of metal, I cannot tell exactly. The cable is a replaceable cable MMCX. The cable is rather thin but very flexible so only time will tell how durable the cables are. I have no doubts that this product will last long time and the daily use and abuse. I will update on this matter later on.
Accessories: This is a fully stock Earphone. It comes with several tips (S, M and L), one memory foam tip, airplane adapter (This is really nice) and a super nice quality carrying case, which is a very nice touch. You can check the picture for details.
In conclusion, these are Excellent In ear headphones that pack excellent quality sound with nice accessories addition but my decision of keeping this product was the FIT. For me these Earphones FIT well and the noise isolation obtain of that good fit is a plus. I strongly suggest to give this product a try.
I will provide updates as I continue my testing/use.
Excellent In Ear Headphones Superb Sound and Fit
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2018
I am always in search of a good and comfortable headphones/earphones. I have owned many different brands and model of headphones/earphones; Sennheiser, Bose, Plantronics and Beats. I evaluate the quality based on the following characteristics:Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2018
1- Fit
2- Sound
3- Price
4- Build Quality.
5- Accessories.
I use the following headphones/Earphones for comparison:
a- Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones.
b- Sennheiser HD1 Wireless Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation
c- Sennheiser PXC 550.
d- Plantronics BackBeat Fit Bluetooth Headphones.
e- B&O PLAY by Bang & Olufsen H9.
f- Bose QuietComfort 25.
g- Monster iSport Intensity In-Ear Sports Headphones
I used the following sound sources:
I- Iphone 8 Plus.
II- PC using Creative AE 5 sound card and Sound blaster ZXR
III- HP Laptop regular audio jack.
The Fit: This is a very subjective area. Since the The Aurvana Trio are in ear there will be lots of different comments about it. For me these are the most comfortable earphones I have ever worn. Normally with my Bose or Plantronics after an hour of wearing it my ear starts hurting, however I have not faced this issue with The Aurvana. One important thing is the Noise Reduction that is achieve by the fit of this earphones is AMAZING, it is almost as if you were wearing Noise Cancelling earphones. Now was mentioned this will depend on the shape of your ear and how these will fit on you. The construction allows the driver case to contour to your ear very nicely. The Aurvana comfort beats by far the Monster, Bose and Plantronics I listed, however, from my experience they only way to judge on fit is by trying.
The Sound quality: This is where the Aurvana Trio shines and the reason why I added the non in ear headphones. This are marketed as Audiophile level sound so I wanted to compare with higher level headphones since I am not Audiophile this is the best I was able to come off. All my others earphone/earbuds came short in compare to the sound quality of the Aurvana Trio. The Bose Sound Sport sound is not even close in balance to this Aurvana, of course, the Bose are wireless and therefore there will be some sound quality degradation. Now, comparing to the Sennheiser HD1 Over ear headphones, The Aurvana Trio are in pair to the Sennheiser. I know many people might judge me for this comparison but this is what I hear. Of course I did the comparison with the HD1 wired not in wireless function. Certainly the Bass kick is deeper on the Sennheiser HD1 but the balance on the high, mids and low are very similar. The Aurvana Trio, compare to the PXC 550 and the B&O H9, is better sounding because as mentioned is very well balance. The PXC is a little too much focus on the mids and low and the H9 on the high and mids. Now, about the sources, the Aurvana delivered outstanding performance all across the different sound sources I used. Of course, using a dedicated sound card with pre amplification will render an outstanding sound. The Sennheiser HD1 were amazing also when used with the Sound cards. I could continue by listed the tracks I used for testing but the review will go too long. One interesting thing to mention is that The Aurvana Trio does very well to avoid noise caused by moving the cable. This is a normal issue on wired and even wireless earphones/earbuds however, the Aurvana in some way reduces the noise cause by cable dangling. Overall The Aurvana are excellent sounding earphones that will deliver outstanding balance thru all levels and for those who love Bass, like me, these little ones pack a very good kick when it is needed.
Price: There is not much to say here, the sound is close to higher level headphones for a lower price. However, in compare to other earphones/earbuds on the market these are high for being still wired. But keep in mind that non Audiophile grade product will come in wireless as of today. Wired is the norm for high quality sound. From my point of view, the price point could be a little lower but these are my everyday earphones, sound quality is excellent, small and easy to carry, good noise Isolation when properly fit and it comes with mic for calls.
Build quality: It is clear upon receiving the earphones that these are a premium product. The packing box is amazing and with all types of details on it. The earbuds itself feel very sturdy and use a combination of hard plastic material and some kind of metal, I cannot tell exactly. The cable is a replaceable cable MMCX. The cable is rather thin but very flexible so only time will tell how durable the cables are. I have no doubts that this product will last long time and the daily use and abuse. I will update on this matter later on.
Accessories: This is a fully stock Earphone. It comes with several tips (S, M and L), one memory foam tip, airplane adapter (This is really nice) and a super nice quality carrying case, which is a very nice touch. You can check the picture for details.
In conclusion, these are Excellent In ear headphones that pack excellent quality sound with nice accessories addition but my decision of keeping this product was the FIT. For me these Earphones FIT well and the noise isolation obtain of that good fit is a plus. I strongly suggest to give this product a try.
I will provide updates as I continue my testing/use.
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