Hifiman Ananda BT Wireless Planar Magnetic Headphones
Hifiman Ananda BT Wireless Planar Magnetic Headphones
Cup style
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Open-back headphone designs are often higher-performance but have poor noise isolation and leak sound. Closed-back designs provide better noise isolation and leak less sound.
Open-Back
Wearing style
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Over-ear headphones sit over your ear and surround your ear with a ring of padding. On-ear headphones are padded but rest on top of your ear. In-ear monitors are worn inside your ear canal.
Over-ear
Driver type
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Speakers and headphones use a device called a 'driver' to create sound. Different types of drivers have different strengths and weaknesses, but can all produce great sound. Common varieties include dynamic, planar magnetic, and electrostatic.
Planar Magnetic
Connectivity
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Connectivity refers to the method in which the headphones connect to the audio source. Headphones can be either wired or wireless.
Wireless, Wired
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Hifiman Ananda BT Wireless Planar Magnetic Headphones
The Hifiman Ananda-BT is a wireless take on Hifiman's highly regarded Ananda. When the Ananda-BT was first announced, it was met with trepidation since the general rule of thumb is that wireless will never sound as good as wired. The Ananda-BT breaks that rule.
The Hifiman Ananda-BT is every bit as good as it's wired predecessor. The Ananda-BT is the solution for audiophiles looking for pure sound with no compromises with the added convenience of the best bluetooth you can get in a headphone. The Ananda is widely regarded as one of the best wired headphones you can get under $1k and the Ananda-BT will be looked at as the best wireless headphone you can get, period.
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