SoundMAGIC WP10 Recensie | 93 Gegevens vergelijking

The What Hi-Fi? review of the SoundMagic WP10 wireless headphones highlights a product that relies on old-school radio frequency technology rather than modern Bluetooth connectivity. On the positive side, the headphones offer a rugged build with highly comfortable, well-isolating earcups that can collapse into a ball for easier travel. Sonically, they provide an expansive, open soundstage, clear and smooth midrange performance, and a fast, articulate presentation. Furthermore, their wireless transmitter boasts a highly impressive transmission range of up to 50 meters—significantly beating standard Bluetooth limits—and features versatile compatibility with various analog and digital devices, including a built-in USB DAC for PCs. However, the review outlines several significant drawbacks that limit the WP10's overall performance and portability. A major con is the necessity of carrying around a bulky, gum-pack-sized transmitter that requires its own separate charging alongside the headphones to work wirelessly on the go. The design is also criticized for feeling overly plasticky for its £250 price tag. Most importantly, the audio quality suffers from uneven tonality, a murky low-end, and overly bright, sharp treble that can cause wince-worthy cymbal...