Shure Aonic 40, Verkabelt & Kabellos, Musik, Kopfhörer, Weiß

It’s a mixed bag of performance for the Aonic 40. Shure’s affordable over-ears put in an excellent performance as far as sound, call quality, and battery life are concerned; but they’re not the most comfortable and the ANC is not the strongest either

Shure Aonic 40 aims for their own big brother, and in some areas the cheaper model has the upper hand.

connect-Testurteil: sehr gut (431 von 500 Punkten) Die Aonic 40 bieten hervorragende Ausdauer und überzeugen mit ihrem großen Tragekomfort sowie mit der bequemen Bedienung am Kopfhörer und in der App. Die fehlende Basspower und das lediglich mittelmäßige ANC sind allerdings ernsthafte Kritikpunkte.

At this mid-level price point, these over-ear cans deliver a lot of features: there's active noise-cancelling (ANC), stacks of equalisation (EQ) presets, a decent level of comfort, and great battery life. All that delivers strong when it comes to audio clout. However, they're big in scale, so won't suit all, and the ANC here isn't as adept as the very best (and admittedly pricier) headphones on the market.

These headphones are rather nice, well-padded for good noise reduction and for those follicly challenged like me good padding on the headband. They are not small as they are over ear offerings and are also useful on cold winter days as ear warmers and just for good measure the Shure App gives you just the sounds you want through its equalizer.