B&O Play Beoplay H9i $596 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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sonu1111 on 21/01/2019 - 18:24 amazon.com.au (473 clicks)
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I was looking for good headphones because of deals like WH1000XM3 and QC35ii, I came across these which normally sells for $799 in local stores. I am not sure if it a good deal or not.

Adjust the volume, change tracks and take calls with on-device touch controls. Enjoy the proximity sensor that pauses playback when headphones are removed and resumes when placed back on
Hybrid ANC: These high-quality headphones feature hybrid ANC that reduces both high- and low-frequency background noises. Transparency Mode lets you tune back in to the outside world
A Sound Experience: With the new bass port for deep sound and two dedicated microphones for enhanced voice call clarity, these Bluetooth headphones provide unparalleled Bang & Olufsen Signature Sound
H9i wireless over-ear headphones can be paired with up to two devices at a time. An improved Bluetooth range of 121 feet lets you enjoy seamless streaming
Continual Music: Listen longer with these headphones that offer 18 hours of playtime while using Bluetooth and ANC

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  PaperplaneXXX on 21/01/2019 - 20:29

  +1

  those are amazing ONES!
  if you compare sound quality of BOSE to those…BOSE would seem nothing.

  I have used the same ones but black for almost 10 month. Great buy

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    sonu1111 on 21/01/2019 - 22:09

    +1

    Would you recommend these over Sony WH1000MX3 and Bose Quite Comfort 35ii?? I am gonna pull the trigger and buy these

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      dbui8743 on 21/01/2019 - 22:45

      Oh definitely.

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      PaperplaneXXX on 22/01/2019 - 10:31

      certainly I would! I sold my Bose QC35 after I tried those.
      Since then I use them. I fly a lot. They are great for the airport and flying.

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        sonu1111 on 22/01/2019 - 17:38

        Thanks. Reason I was asking because I need good sound when I watch movies or sport (commentary) and need someone's opinion to justify $250 price difference.

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  askme69 on 21/01/2019 - 21:58

  I remember seeing a pair of B&O's at dick smith for $50 when they were closing down. I think they retailed for $600.

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    softwhite on 21/01/2019 - 22:46

    +10

    cool

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    congo on 22/01/2019 - 10:43

    It wouldn’t be this version. Probably H4 or H6.

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  Chakko on 22/01/2019 - 18:08

  +1

  I own the H9 and my best friend owns the H9i. A level above the sound from most other consumer level, portable Bluetooth headphone. No regrets. If you aren't into the looks save your money and buy the super Sony wh-1000xm3. If you want a "safe" buy go with Quiet Comforts (I find them really boring and everyone has them).

  Pros:
  Clear and detailed highs, smooths mids and accurate if tame lows (in comparison to the market)
  Materials and build quality are top notch. They're beautiful**
  Great looks yet most people won't notice them (like a BMW M3)***
  Active noise cancellation is excellent. I've spent plenty long haul flights in complete isolation
  Wired connection sounds that much better
  Can use wired connection and noise cancellation at same time eg when watching movies on a plane

  **the power button can be a bit mickey mouse. Best friend had H9 and his power switch broke. B&O replaced it with H9i. I had same issue but wasn't respirators or replaced unfortunately
  ***avoid the natural colourway (pictured) at all costs as body oils stain the leather—I learned this the hard way on my older B&O H6 headphones

  Cons:
  The low frequencies are more neutral (but still beefier than the earlier H9). Bass heads look elsewhere
  Active noise can take a bit of getting used to. Not as fancy as some of the latest headphones
  Cannot handle more than one source so you have to re-pair when you change devices. Easy to do though
  Have noticed a slight bit of noise when Bluetooth connects
  Sound stage is a bit close (I also own some high end AKGs so they provide my reference)
  Aluminium scratches easily so best to keep in the soft bag provided
  Controls aren't great tbh
  Phone calls work fine but the mic is not the greatest. If you make a lot of calls get the Sony