So far I am very impressed with the BÖHM B76 noise cancelling bluetooth headphones. Over the last few months, I have ordered several noise cancelling cans and had to send them back because they were just useless. I first bought the Monodeal headset. Sent them back because the sound quality was shallow and the noise cancelling was very, very weak. More recently, I received the Cowan E-7 headphones, which get great reviews. Unfortunately, there was a terrible, irritating clicking noise coming from the left speaker, so those went back. My search continued...
My fiancee and I have a trip coming up, so I decided to try one more time and so I bought the BÖHM B76 for myself and the Sony MDR-ZX780DC for her. While the Sony pair is extraordinary in its own right, my impressions of the BÖHM pair is on another level. They are heavier than other headphones I've had, which doesn't bother me because they feel substantial. I like that. The ear pads are very soft and comfortable, being made of quality faux leather material, but more importantly, they create a tight seal around my ears. This is the first defense against external noise. I believe they are made of strong durable plastic painted to look like aluminum or something, but they do feel sturdy and high quality. And personally, I think the silver and black looks gorgeous. The protective case is nice and secure. The headphones fold in to fit inside.
Pairing the headphones was a breeze on my Android phone, iPod and Nexus 7 tablet. Most importantly, the sound that comes out of these is fantastic. I actually notice a slight boost in low and low mids when noise cancelling is turned on, which is a nice surprise. When I first got these, I ran them through a medley of different music styles to hear the subtleties. Rock, acoustic country, classical, metal and even movies sound great on these, NC on or off. I actually prefer the NC on because of the added lower range boost. Regardless, when listening through your device, you're going to want to use an app that has adjustable EQ settings to dial in the exact sound you like. (I use Pulsar+ for music and VLC for video.)
Finally, the noise cancelling feature is quite good. Sitting in a quiet room, with NC turned on, I can hear a very faint static sound. And I mean very faint. That's just the inverse sound waves doing their magic. And you're probably not going to use the NC when in a quiet room anyway. Trust me, these make the environment significantly quieter than with NC off. We have a balcony at our condo with a major interstate behind us and all we hear is road noise. These headphones cut down that noise to a great degree. No noise cancelling eliminates all noise. What it does do is block much of the lower, droning frequencies. You'll still be able to hear people talking and any random sounds. But these headphones do a great job for what I need them to do. I can't wait to try these out next week on a plane trip to Punta Cana!
I must add that I did sample the Bose QC 35 headphones at Target a week before ordering these. While those do sound incredible, allowing you to hear the subtlest plucks of strings in the music, and their NC putting you in near silence, I would say these BÖHM B76 are just a half step below the Bose but for $250 less. I finally found affordable noise Cancelling headphones I'll keep!
PROS
- They look gorgeous
- They sound great
- NC works very well
- Ear padding is air tight yet comfortable
- Head padding is comfortable
- Bluetooth pairs easily
- Carrying case is firm and protective
- Battery lasts up to 8 hours with NC on, 16 hours with NC off
- You can use the NC without turning the headphones "on"
CONS
- Some people might find them a bit heavy
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| connectivity tech | Bluetooth | Wireless | Wireless | Wireless, Bluetooth 5.3 | Wireless, Bluetooth | — |
| headphones form factor | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear | Over Ear |
| connector type | wireless | wireless | wireless | wireless | usb-c,wireless | Bluetooth / 3.5mm Jack, 3.5mm Jack |
| noise control | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation | active noise cancellation |
| headphones jack | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | 3.5 mm Jack | USB-C/3.5MM | Bluetooth / 3.5 mm |
| cable feature | Without Cable | Without Cable | Without Cable | Retractable | Detachable | Without Cable |
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** PRODUCT = 5 STAR-LEVEL, SELLING THIRD PARTY = 0 STAR **
First thing first, let me talk about the headphones! Then I'll VERY BRIEFLY share how my headphones arrived at the END.I own AIAIAI TMA-2, soDrop 2, and these BOHM B76.I purchased my AIAIAIs with the best configurations (one of their priciest options ) that I believe went near $300. I personally like the BASS to be a hard hitter rather than a weak one. However, sound details, quality, low-mid-highs are all important to me as I am a 'sound' enthusiast.I've tried the BOSE QC35, SONY XB, Beats Solo 3, and some more that I can't remember of right now ( probably wasn't that good anyways ) and these are not AS good as the best product of BOSE.However, these come extremely close with a stronger BASS. I just purchased a soDrop 2 due to its hype it was getting. The ratings were so high with countless positive reviews on Amazon and in YouTube.I thought I had to give a try.Outcome?Maybe I had my hopes up to high, but because of that...I'm sorry but terrible. I had to return them.Why? I have a very small head and would be on the thinner side as well. People said the comfort was 'top notch'.No, comfort level is rock bottom. I've never experienced a headache with headphones but I got them 3 days in a row because it was way too tight.Also, although they are advertised as 'over-ear', I disagree to an extent.My ears must be HUGE, but it hurt my ears a lot also.Sound quality wasn't bad but compared to the AIAIAIs, maybe slightly clearer mids and highs but the cheap lows just turned me off.Now let's talk about THESE.Nothing truly beat my AIAIAIs until where I cheated on them ;)But I got to say. These headphones beat my favorite headphones...Sad but interesting.Why did it beat my AIAIAIs?1. Comfort:I have a few earpads depending on what genre I want to listen to or the comfort I want. That was one of the beauties of my favorite headphones.Fully customizable. Change the headband, speaker units, earpads, cables...If you broke a part, buy the broken piece separately. Want to change configurations? Do so!My point is, when I wanted the best comfort level, I had it. I still can say those are very comfortable.But BOHM B76 has beat that level of comfort the AIAIAIs gave me.Wow.2.Sound Quality without Noise Cancellation:Its okay. But if this was their only option, it would be returned to the seller in a matter of seconds.No BASS and sound quality is very similar to the 'new' skull headphones I think I used to have for around $20 back 1st year in college..3. Sound Quality with Noise Cancellation:BASS drops. In a good way lol. Now I may be naïve as these ARE my first active noise canceling headphones I've OWNED.But who would say that noise cancellation isn't something awesome to have in your headphones??These are like magic and gave me a grin when I turned activated them, I'm not going to lie.4. Bluetooth:naïve again, my second bluetooth headphones to OWN. But I know these are as advertised and I'm just going to simply say, bluetooth is great. Especially when you can pick-up, hang-up, redial and all sorts of things without cords.Conclusion. Why only 4 Star?1. I will only give a 5 star rating for something that truly blows my mind. Something that will make me lose my words and fall into deep space if you know what I mean. That's my 'sound enthusiast' self speaking. Don't worry I'm okay.If I get a chance to encounter THAT, I will give a 5 star as I'm very picky with headphones.2. Because it's not as good OVERALL compared to the BOSE QC35. BUT for the price to be less than 1/3 of BOSE while having the overall experience, I think it's as advertised and it's something anyone should get for the price it's available now.3. Because the seller sent me a 'used' looking product. The actual headphone box ( inside the Amazon box ) looked like it was used as a soccer ball to celebrate Christmas.I open the box and find the headphones in a complete different headphone case. Not the carbon painted (?) ones but some filthy looking randomly selected colored case that has the same shape as the case that I was suppose to get. I don't get it.I ended up returning it, having to deal with Amazon's steep downhill customer support, and a new one is suppose to be here in 2 days. Fingers crossed.Hope this review helped at least one person out there in dilemma to make a decision for their next pair of headphones!***************************************************UPDATE***********************************************************I noticed this getting worsee so I changed it from 4 to 3 star.The emitted sound power differs from left to right.The sound from the right speaker unit is getting quieter and quieter compared to the left speaker unit.,,I'm at a point where I can't stand this anymore.At first I thought maybe it was just me and my ears. But when I had others use it, they 100% agreed.I also tried the headphones with the left on my right and right speaker to come to my left ear.The difference was CLEARER!!Just heads up, for people who can't stand these types of things!
