Отзывы о Наушники Beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless

Рекомендую даже к слепой покупке, особенно если слушаете классику и вокал.

Лично для меня есть один очень существенный минус, о котором никто ни на одном сайте не писал: в этих наушниках есть препротивнейшая раздражающая автоматика, постоянно отключающая звук. И как это побороть я пока не понял.

Наушники подключены через блутус к компьютеру с Windows 10. И очень часто на страницах браузера, когда заканчивается какой-то музыкальный трек или завершается видео, наушники отключают звук из всех других источников и как бы ждут пока ты снова нажмешь кнопку Play на той самой вкладке браузера.

Т.е., к примеру, запущена какая-то компьютерная игра, а на втором мониторе видео проигрывается в браузере. По завершении видео звук пропадает везде, и в игре тоже. Приходится каждый раз выключать/включать функцию блутуса на компе, чтобы звук починился.

Я считаю, что в наушниках за такую цену, такой раздражающей автоматики быть не должно. Или хотя бы должна быть возможность отключить её.

Я редко пишу отзывы о технике, но думаю будет полезно поделиться. Это мои первые Байердинамикс и купил их по отзывам в ютубе. Звук на 5+. Особенно по проводу. Но! Качество сборки - это просто удивительный треш. Поролон начал вылезать на оголовье с правой стороны и замша на амбюшурах отклеилась - это просто удивительно как такое может быть на том, что якобы СДЕЛАНО В ГЕРМАНИИ.... явно это это не так. А если так, то мы катимся все ко дну, если в Германии себе такое стали позволять. И это всего лишь через месяц после начала использования. Не поленюсь и сейчас найду фотографии :)

Переигрывают многие другие, более дорогие модели.

Довольно дорогое...

Качественные наушники, рекомендую к покупке, мой друг работает в музыкальной студии, он купил себе такие не только для личного пользования, но и для студийной прослушки, звучание потрясающее.

Звук, дизайн, качество сборки на высоте. Несмотря на высокую цену, они стоят каждой потраченной на них копейки.

Для тех кому...

Пользуюсь два месяца. Наушники нравятся. Неделю привыкал к посадке, прежде чем оценил удобство при долгом ношении и комфорт материалов. Недостатки: Сенсор с заморочками,не понравился (громкость регулируется всегда, без проблем,а двухкратное нажатие отрабатывает через раз). Исключительно для дома. Звук с хорошей сценой, чистыми верхами и аккуратным басом. Очень, и очень требовательны к качеству записи. При хорошем сведении и качественной записи(в студии) - снос "крыши". И бас достойный(не куцый, а деликатный , как многие считают). Программа персональной настройки(из маркета) реально работает и подгоняет звучание под ваши...

Навушники для справжніх меломанів, після прослуховування цих навушників я зрозуміла, що я впринципі музику ніколи не слухала. Звук просто бомбезний. Я здивована

Хорошие домашние уши для любителей качественного звука, с лёгкостью уберегут от покупки дорогой звуковой карты. Не самая простая задача найти bluetooth 5.0 для компа на котором его нет. Жаловались, что BT отваливается, полной картины дать не могу, ибо пока не работает... В режиме aptxLL потрескивали на hi-rez а aptxHD попробовать пока не удалось, usb свистков с HD просто не купить. С подключением по USB звук хорош, встроенные звуковухи так не умеют. Померли после недели работы. Чпок и всё... даже не включаются, превратились в amiron home. Остальное после ремонта.

Микрофон есть?

Приятный звук для классики и джаза, но повторюсь, есть дешевле и такого же качества. Через провод, музыка суховата а блютуз ???? отваливается, портит все впечатления об optx кодеке который даёт немного красок на низах.

Якщо порівнювати звук цих навушників та Audio Technika DSR-9BT,де звук буде краще через блютуз в плані деталізації,сцени,глубини басу,середніх частот?

Really disappointed with these headphones. They have the potential to be pretty good. However, if your head is on the average to smaller size, you are going to find that they don't secure well enough over your ears and head (too big and not enough clamp pressure) causing sound leakage and poor sound quality/bass overall. I had to consistently push the headphones up against my ears to hear the full potential of the sound and bass. Otherwise, it sounds like your headphones are halfway on all of the time. Was also not impressed with the packaging these came in. Box was cheap and the headphones looked like they had been taken out and used by someone else (they had dirt on them). At this point, especially considering the price of these, I absolutely cannot recommend them and should have listened to the other reviewers on here that stated similar problems.

There are a good number of excellent wireless headsets ("cans") out there today and I have probably listened to most of them.

They all offer something that the others lack, be it "bang for the buck" value for the dollar, superior noise-cancellation, or seamless blue-tooth/microphone integration.

This beyerdynamic Amiron Wireless Copper set is simply the best sounding cans in the wireless category. Period.

The Sennheiser HD 660 S certainly gave the beyerdynamic Amirons a run for its money--in terms of tonal quality. And the other two sets I had whittled my search down to--the bowers & wilkins PX7 and Sony WH-1000XM3s--challenged the beyerdynamic Amirons on other fronts, such as superior blue-tooth phone call integration (the PX7s) or noise cancellation (the Sonys).

But if you want THE BEST SOUNDING WIRELESS CANS in the $500 range, the beyerdynamics Amirons are it. Beyerdynamics, when faced with a technical consideration between sound quality or, say, blue-tooth integration or noise-cancelling, ALWAYS picks sound quality. Which is not to say that the beyerdynamic Amirons do not offer state-of-the-art bluetooth or noise cancellation. They do.

But when it came between offer audio-fidelity-nirvana and having to program in a a sound wave that realized COMPLETE noise cancellation but damages audio fidelity, beyerdynamics ditched the noise-cancelling sound wave, deciding to rely on their superb ear pads to eliminate a good 75% of the ambient room of the room you are in (the Boses, for instance, eliminate virtually 100% of ambient room noise).

And I have never had an issue--yet--where still being able to hear a bit of what is going on during a phone call or Zoom meeting caused me to pause and ask the folks to pipe down. It's all white noise that is an easy price to pay for the unsurpassed sound quality.

Both microphones perform superbly: one built-into the headsets (during wireless mode) and the other on the wired-jack connector. Not all wireless sets offer a wired-jack option--and that these beyerdynamics DO underscores, again, the dedication to sound quality as a hard-wire connection will always--ALWAYS--outperform a wireless mode for sound quality.

And I find myself only going to wireless when I have to and when sound quality is not critical, such as during a phone call or Zoom meeting. But at 32 ohms impedance and with a 3.5mm wired-jack, these beyers are built to accentuate the best out of my Samsung Galaxy smartphone on my Amazon Prime UltraHD Music service.

Revising my review down to 1 star.

People like the sound quality of these, but there are so many better options.

The material on the band came open on the left side and tugs at my hair. It looks like the material was glued down and the right side is opening up too.

The ear pads leave a dark stain on fabric that they touch. They’ve left dark stains on sheets and my couch.

They're so heavy that they cause a neck ache if worn for too long.

At around 10% battery, the headphones begin emitting an alarm to let the user know that the battery is low. The piercing sound of the alarm makes them unusable at that point. This effectively reduces the total amount of time they can be used by about 10%!

The power off functionality is bugged. When the headphones are powered off, they often immediately power back on.

When used as wired headphones through a USB 3 cable, the headphones power on and immediately go into pairing mode.

On both Windows 10 and Mac, audio drops out occasionally with no easy method to restore it. This occurs when there are two or more applications outputting audio and then one of them stops. It cuts the audio for ALL applications outputting audio. So for example, if you are listening to music in Spotify and then watch a news clip on YouTube, when the news clip ends… silence. All audio is gone for all applications. Cycling the headphone power does not fix this. Closing and reopening the applications does not fix this. Cycling bluetooth off and on does not fix this. Again, this happens on both Windows 10 and Mac, with a variety of applications, and only with these headphones. It happens often. It’s so incredibly frustrating. After doing some Googling, I discovered this has been a known bug with APTX headphones for over two years, so I doubt it will ever be fixed.

I have found the sound to be superior to all other brands I have tried. This include Sony, Sennheiser, Bose, and Beats. This is really fine German engineering. But these headphones are not made for comfort. Perhaps that is an issue with German engineering. They are very solidly built, but they do not conform comfortably to my head. And the ear pieces do not breathe, so my ears get uncomfortable. Perhaps they need to have a high tech plastic that bends, and conforms, but also does not break. But I wanted to best sounding headphones, and these were the best sounding. I think what really distinguishes the sound is a high quality bass response. I do not mean the pounding bass of the Beats, but the high quality tonal base that goes with good Jazz and Classical music. Although I have criticisms, I chose these headphones because of the great sound. I am willing to put up with the issues regarding lack of comfort. I wish the Beyer engineers could learn from Sony and Beats as to how to produce really comfortable headphones. The materials are really high quality, but they are not flexible, which is needed for comfort around your head and ears.

The minute you try these on you realize how much you’ve been missing out when listening to music. The details and body of sound coming out of these is amazing (even better when using a DAC/AMP). Feels rugged, except for the two fragile cables running out of the cups.

I got these for Christmas and after almost two weeks the padding and cable on the headband popped out. They still sounded amazing, but I had them replaced out of fear of breaking out of the return period. I considered that unacceptable in headphones this price and from a manufacturer like Beyerdynamic.

Replacement came in and I kept rediscovering my favorite artists. I used them wired most of the time, and only via Bluetooth when on the go because I could connect my DAP (LG V30) and my iPhone simultaneously.

One day the touchpad stopped working, and it stopped working while the volume was low. I thought ‘maybe if it would have stopped while at max volume I would keep them’. But again, that’s unacceptable for the price, type of headphones (Bluetooth, and the touchpad being one of the major selling points) and manufacturer’s reputation.

I was so disappointed because I really loved the sound that came out of them. Out of nowhere, the touchpad started working again, but only for a few days. Ever since I got the first ones I was only using them at home and during my weekly flights. No drops or anything like that, I was taking really good care of them.

I had to contact Amazon a million times in regards to all this mess. And I got to say, it was painful to deal with the overseas Amazon Customer Service Center, wherever that is. They were disrespectful, unqualified and unwilling. The customer experience was the worse I’ve had in a long while. So the last calls I immediately asked to be transferred to someone in America. They were very professional, well trained, understanding and definitely more helpful.

FWIW, there seems to be some fitting issue with the Amiron Wireless. The sound much better with a pillow under your head pressing the cups in.

Sound Quality 4 stars: because of the fit issue.
Material Quality 4 stars: because the cable running out of the cups seems fragile.

I recently bought the Amiron Wireless Copper. Before this I was using Sennheiser's Momentum Wireless 3.0. I also have other wired headphones including Sennheiser's HD600, HD650, and Stax's 007 Omega 2.

I was looking for wireless headphones with sound quality approaching the wired headphones. This is a tall order and the Momentum Wireless is not quite up to that, sounding very bloated in the bass and congested rendering complex music. In comparison, the Amiron Wireless Copper sounds significantly better from the get go. Most noticeably is the much higher resolution and the ease in presenting complex music in an unforced manner.

It does has a weakness - the bass is somewhat subdued and reading around suggested that it is due to the pads which may not produce a tight seal against the ear unless one's head is a perfect fit for it - mine is not. There is a simple solution, tough, third-party pads, and in particular, the Dekoni Sheepskin pads. Pad replacement is straightforward and the Dekoni pads provide excellent seal which gives rise to deep and well-defined bass. Most importantly, the bass is not bloated like the Momentum Wireless but very defined and controlled.

With the Dekoni pads the Amiron Wireless Copper is playing at the top-level, wireless and wired phones considered. The Stax perhaps still offer more details and also has a unique lightness of sound which may or may not be accurate. But overall I can listen to the Dekoni all day long and not miss the Stax.

One other experience is that my Amiron developed some noises on the right side when playing music with certain bass frequences such as double bass. It sounded like something is loose and rattling against the driver. This seems to be a common issue with Beyerdynamics phones and it can be fixed:

- First remove the pad.
- Next pop off the outer ring which holds the screen in place. Note the notch location when putting it back later.
- Without the ring the screen will fall right all.
- Some online videos showed disassembling of the driver further (in other phones models) but I didn't seem to be able to do that for the Amiron and I don't want to risk damaging it. Instead I use a can of compressed air, and gently blow air parallel to the driver's surface. Don't use full blow, just squeeze the can slightly so that airs are gently blown across. In my case this is enough to clear the driver of whatever it is rattling against and the noise is gone.
- Test it first and once the noise is confirmed gone then put the screen back, follow by the right, and finally the pad. Job done!

I hope this help someone who run into similar problems. Other than this hiccup, the Amiron Wireless Copper together with the Dekoni Sheepskin pad is both excellent sounding and very comfortable to wear even for hours on end. As far as wireless headphones go it is probably the best on the market now.

My first unit's LED button, which is used for powering on/off and for pairing, broke on the day after I receive the headset after using it less than 5 times beyond initial setup.

I got a replacement. It literally broke immediately. I depressed the button once to start the headphones up, and the button is now stuck in depressed state.

I realize it's possible I got two defective units, but this warrants a review.

Everything else is fine. Sound quality was great. I found them comfortable. They paired with the Avantree HT4189 transmitter in AptX LL mode. The headphones verbally confirm what bluetooth mode/codex is being used when connecting which is great.

For this price though, I'm not willing to try again and hope the third one works. Even if it does, I'm going to worry about it breaking after the warranty runs out.

Amazon should have separated at least Amiron Home and Wireless reviews. This one is about the latest (end of 2019) Amiron model - it's top of the line Copper edition, which is surprisingly sold for $75 less than the regular (old) Amiron Wireless.

First thing first. Read the reviews, especially the part about it's "bass problem". Amiron Copper's bass was fine to begin with - even with suede stock ear pads. The company probably implemented the necessary adjustments. However I ordered aftermarket ones (Brainwavs sheepskin) and they did add a little bit of bass, which I'm debating is too much for me now. They are softer and super comfy though compared to the stock ones. Nor I can return them, as they required trimming. In any other aspect the sound is amazing. Like ALL professional reviews say, Amiron is currently the best wireless headphones on the market sound-wise. I can live w/o noise cancelling or the range of Bluetooth 5. 4.2 with its 10 meters is enough.

My journey into high-end headphones started with Sony XM3, which got rave reviews, praising it's sound quality (among other things). I'll write a separate review on that. Let's just say, it's as dull, as ever, and their two key demographics: those who equate headphones with the Beats brand, and those sporting Bose QC15 w/o a cord on airplanes used as a (very expensive ) ear plug, will find themselves right at home with Sony's noise cancelling and muddy bass. Now, to be fair, the DAC and analog amplifier did make it sound smooth - kind of like a soft tube amplifier playing already soft vinyl sound. That wasn't what I was looking for. I highly doubt Sony changed the XM4 sound signature, since its bean counters are catering to the same ex-Beats masses.

Then came the Sennheiser Momentum 3, which is another extreme: boosting all frequencies to the point the upper mids (vocals) and highs are borderline painful for one's years. The vibrant bass was nice, though I had to dial it down anyway. What's up with bass obsession nowadays? Well, I guess I'm not part of Sony or Beats demographics, since I don't listen to mainstream rap and R&B pop frequent on iHeart and similar radios. Even my kind of EDM (vocal trance, progressive/uplifting, breaks, etc.) is not that bass-heavy. As for classical music, all headphones play it relatively well, though the king (I am reviewing now) sounds (pun intended) majestic. I haven't tried anything complex like Rachmaninov. The complexity, whether EDM or classical, is what sets Momentum 3 and Beyerdynamic's offerings (Lagoon and Amiron) apart. M3 cannot handle more than a few instruments, indiscriminately boosting and mashing them together.

I din't like M3's harshness and clearly artificial sound signature. I still don't understand the concept of a "soundstage". M3 do sound "spacious", but the sound is still not coming from the "outside" (unless one is on drugs I guess). One of the M3 reviews mentioned Beyerdynamic Lagoon, so I ordered it. What a difference! Finally, after decades (of being cheap when it comes to audio), I could listen to something w/ a flat equalizer profile. No adjustments at all. BTW does wishing for a 20-band equalizer make me an "audiophile"?

I read a few more reviews on Lagoon and found how Beyerdynamic deals with various sound issues like the aforementioned Sennheiser's harshness. The review mentioned, that Sennheiser uses a similar approach: the dip around 3.5Khz. Go figure - definitely not on that supposedly "new" model to woo Millennials.

I would have kept Lagoons if they weren't designed for little kids. An adult can barely fit his ears inside the cups. The driver itself presses on the ear. It becomes uncomfortable after about an hour resulting in dizziness and headache. The sound was so clean though. Amazed with never before experienced sound clarity I wanted the ultimate headphones.

Also at that point I realized only Sony got the noise cancelling right - at the expense of the sound quality. The price I wasn't willing to pay. As for the rest of ANC Bluetooth headphones, they all do the same (mediocre) job, as my ancient Bose QC15, that came out with such tech first.

One nice thing about both Lagoon and Amiron vs. say Sennheiser M3, let alone Sony XM3 is they select AptX codec on both my Android phone and MBP computer. There is a noticeable difference between AAC (default for Macs) and AptX. Haven't yet tried AptX HD. I believe I need to somehow enable it on my phone.

Pros:
- Incredible detailed sound including rich bass (maybe even too much w/ aftermarket ear pads). In any case no equalizer necessary.
- luxurious build and feel; very comfortable
- battery life
- AptX preference on both Android phones and Mac computers and support for AptX HD. Same sound on bothe the phone and computer, whether other headphones favored the phone.
- MIY app does brighten the sound by turning the "personalization" on. My guess is since I could hear all frequencies during the hearing test, it equally boosts all of them a little.
- plenty of volume (I typically listen at 60%, which seems loud)
- smooth touchpad - way better than Sony's with the same gestures.
- not that one would use a $500 headset for calls, but that works well too
- can connect to two devices even with Bluetooth 4.2

Cons:
- Bluetooth 4.2 and it's range limitations.
- the music often pauses for a split second: not sure if that's the network or Bluetooth