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The sound with the cable attached is very very good. Usually AKG are a bit weak on the bass side, but not with these ones. Don't get me wrong, if you like plenty of bass I would probably still go for some V-Modas, or maybe Sennheiser (Momentums are pretty decent) but you'll have to spend more money and forget about Bluetooth. For anyone else you'll get bass enough out of these. The mids are really clear and clean, although there is just a small emphasis on the mid-highs who favor wind instruments and with some recordings vocals can sound kind of a little bit 'high pitched', but never harsh or artificial. The treble is just right balanced for me, not tiring at all. Sound is also quite open for being a closed type headphone.
The only thing you may have to take into account is that they need a good recording quality to shine. If you have a lot of low bit rate MP3s you may want to look for some more forgiving cans as these ones will expose the issues on the recording.
I use them half of the time with bluetooth instead of the cable and music quality, as expected, is a little bit lower than with the cable but really hard to notice the difference unless you really look for it, so very good on this aspect too. Pairing them with your player is very easy and controls work well, but there is only volume adjust. For skipping songs you'll need to use your player. Not important for me, but it might be for others.
I have yet to find headphones than can compete with these ones and doesn't cost nearly double the money, but tastes in headphones vary a lot so I would say try before buy if you can.
Sound was tested with wide range of music including classical, jazz, pop, R&B etc., with Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC) through MacBook Pro, iPad mini and iPhone 5S.
The bluetooth connection was stable and produced impressive wide and balanced sound stage, though some imperfect recordings may sounded a little bright and a tad harsh. Otherwise, no obvious distortion or signal interference.
When plugged in with audio jack, the headphone transformed into a higher class, with significant audible difference. Frequency range remained wide and balanced, but with more substance and tighter bass. Unlike bluetooth playback, there was hardly any harshness.
The battery lasted at least 8 hours continuous use, even before fully charged. So far, it's impressive and worth every penny in my opinion.
One of the added attractions of the K935s is the combined charging base/transmitter that comes with them. As another reviewer has mentioned, it has a European plug on it, so you will definitely need an adapter for the UK. The base works well, though it can be awkward placing the headphones into the correct position for charging. The headphones' delicate nature means that you need to take care whenever placing the 'phones onto the base and whenever removing them.
As nice as the charging base/transmitter is, it's dwarfed in importance by the best feature of these headphones: the quality of the audio. It really is fabulous. It's clear, expansive, and bassy but not too bassy. The headphones are perfect for listening to music, and are virtually indistinguishable from wired equivalents. Added to this is their stable wireless connection; only once in many hours' listening has the audio (very briefly) dropped out.
AKG has come up with an absolute winner with the K935s. They're comfortable, sound fabulous, and the charging base makes it easy to keep them charged up. The only downside in their relative fragility, which necessitates care when handling them, but their excellent audio quality makes them worthy of some zealous protectiveness.
Am happy with all these three!! (note - akg was wired for the above review and was not on Bluetooth)...
The logitecs are louder and sound just as good, also with the Logitecs I can skip tracks which If the AKGs sounded better I would have lived with ...
Lot of money for a very quiet pair of headphones that are faulty as well...
Spoke to AKG customer service and was eventually told after the guy spoke to someone else and was asked can you live with the led on all the time ? if not return them as they are faulty ..might be Austrian design but still made in China...
Well built, robust and should last longer than the Bose ones they replace.
Paired with tablet, laptop and desktop with some effort required on the last two (needed drivers downloaded)
Sound is OK, nothing special.
Fairly comfortable, have worn for two straight hours.
At this price I would have expected a case
It feels very fragile and could snap into two without putting much force.
However, the sound quality is good, even when its on bluetooth.
It struggles a bit when you are moving around using bluetooth.
So either I have a defective product or it is NOT as great as reviewers had put it
& the difference is tremendous . Also half open design is very comfortable while wireless link works very smoothly - I have been researching
the net for a week before committing myself to this model & it paid off - just buy them via Amazon from Germany - much cheaper then from the UK retailers while delivery - as usual with Amazon was spot on.
Headphones also useful for cold mornings!
Also looks good...couple of remarks of looking slightly like a Cyberman.
Battery life is amazingly good, BT is a good as cable on my phone, not so great on 2011 iMac - but that's the macs fault. Volume and pause is controlled through the headset. Next / Prev tracks are missing, but not a deal breaker for the price.
Bass is excellent, not boosted like some (so you can hear what the songs actually sound like) - can always EQ if you prefer
over the top bass. Mid & highs are clear and crisp throughout, I can't find fault with the sound.
I can hear a lot of detail in areas that before (through a decent 5.1 system & other headphones) were missing.
What HiFi said they were too hot - I don't agree. The head band could be thicker padding - but its still comfortable,
and will possibly soften up with use.
Because they are so clear, you can hear compression obviously when listening to low bit-rate material.
I've already figured out that I can "fix" it by plugging the jack in and removing it, sometimes I have to do it several times to make right side work.
the bad: its fragile. The headband broke after the first few weeks, I used it maybe 15 times. I use a headphone usually 5+ years without any damage so I was surprised how it broke, I just took it off from my average sized head with two hands, without any hard movements. I thought I just picked a bad quality one. The service replaced the headband for free (but it took 1.5 months) and now after I used it again for about 10-20 times, even more careful... it broke again. It is like glass. I'm very-very disappointed.
-Best sounding Bluetooth headphone I tried
-Comfortable
-looked good
Negatives:
-Lack of Bluetooth controls
-not fully folding... only just portable.
After trying quite a few Bluetooth headphones in this price range the AKG K845 came out top for sound... relatively neutral but with good bass. A close second for sound was the Philips Fidelio M1BTBL/00 Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones Compatible with APT-X / ACC for Music / Phone Calls Blue (On-ear, almost as impressive sound, smaller, well made, not quite as comfortable, also doesn't fully fold) although because of the better controls I would be just as tempted to pick this one. The Jabra Revo Wireless Stereo Headphones (On-ear, small, fully folding, awesome controls, upper bass is a bit much and muddies the sound) came third although if you want a fully foldable headphone its the only decent one at this price I think. The Sony MDR10RBT Wireless Headphones with V3.0 Bluetooth and NFC while comfortable/light had appalling sound and was too plasticy for my liking.
Compared to my Bose QC15 noise cancelling, its the same quality of sound in all levels and noise cancelling hardly makes any difference, however i didnt try AKG in flight. These are slightly heavy to QC15 and Bose fits more comfortable. Bose SiE2 and AE2W bluetooth ones are nowhere in front of AKG, AE2W i tried side by side with same music., AKG K845BT is far superior.
** Please note K845BT with no carrycase and slightly big earcups, however they fold flat.
Among my 3 phones, i love this one as it has no wires and good quality of music. Am not a professional, kindly ignore if you come across any mistakes and different opinions. Hope you enjoy ur new headphones.. :)
The documentation (Quick Start Guide) is missing some important details, which I'll document here:
1. As long as you are charging the 'phones, the bluetooth is inoperative.
2. Once you've stopped charging the phones, a single press of the bluetooth button turns the bluetooth on/off.
A great purchase (at a great price ! -EUR 100 from the official price !!








