Wireless headphones are devices that give you complete freedom of movement. However, the absence of a wire significantly affects the quality of the reproduced sound. If you were in a hurry and chose the first available model, then get ready for the fact that after a while this device will start to make noise and crackle. In order to choose the right wireless headphones, you can use the following tips.
Instructions
Step 1
If you attach particular importance to your own style, then, of course, first of all pay attention to the design of the device. However, if appearance is not so important, then it is advisable to put the ergonomics criterion first. Check how comfortable the headphones are on your head, whether the shape of the ear cushions suits your ears. This is especially important if you are a music lover and listen to music all day long. Be sure to see how convenient it is to use the headphone control, this seemingly trifle can subsequently discourage all desire to use this device.
Step 2
Ideally, headphones should provide good sound quality, but if they weigh too much, then you will hardly be able to enjoy music. Therefore, it will not be superfluous to check the mass-dimensional indicators of the device. In addition, the headphones can be folded to allow you to take them even on long trips.
Step 3
Sound quality is determined by the following indicators:
Frequency response is a graphical display of the sound reproduced by the headphones. Ideally, the frequency response should look like a flat line. But even if it is full of jaggedness, do not give up this model. It is possible that putting on headphones and listening to some melody, you will be quite satisfied with the sound produced by the device.
Step 4
Resistance. If you are planning to listen to music from an mp3 player or from a computer, then this indicator should be equal to 32 ohms. For a professional speaker system, you must select headphones with an impedance of 250 ohms.
Step 5
The wider the frequency range, the better. The lower bar of this characteristic shows the "depth" of the bass produced by the device. However, most models cannot reproduce frequencies below 70-80 Hz.
Step 6
The signal-to-noise ratio shows how much noise affects the output sound. The larger this parameter, the better.
Step 7
All of the above characteristics can only roughly describe the sound quality that you will hear from the device. The final decision can only be made if you listened to the selected model live.
