MASTER & DYNAMIC MW65 Active Noise-Cancelling Wireless Headphones – Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones with Mic – Lamborghini Black/Gray Alcantara/Black Metal
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- WIRELESS BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY: Bluetooth range is 3X industry average at 20+ meters/65+ feet and has up to 24 hours battery life.
- ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES: Two modes of noise-cancellation strength filter out unwanted external noise, designed to focus, inspire and transport your mind wherever life takes you.
- PREMIUM MATERIALS: Crafted from lightweight anodized aluminum and fine leathers for superior comfort.
- BUILT IN DUAL MICROPHONES: Enjoy entertainment, make clear phone calls, or speak to your voice assistant all without glancing at your phone.
- SOUND QUALITY: Great for all genres of music. MW65's offers the perfect balance between the bass, mids, and highs, leaving you with crisp and superior audio.
Brand: MASTER & DYNAMIC
Model Name: MW65
Color: Black/Gray Alcantara/Black Metal
Form Factor: Over Ear
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Special Feature: Microphone, Lightweight, USB connectivity, Noise-Canceling, wireless, Noise-Isolating
Included Components: Attribute not applicable for product
Age Range (Description): Adult
Material: Aluminum, Metal
Specific Uses For Product: Travel
Headphones Jack: Attribute not applicable for product
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Charging Time: 0.25 Hours
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Impedance: 32 Ohm
Control Type: Voice Control
Cable Feature: Without Cable
Item Weight: 0.25 Kilograms
Unit Count: 1 Count
Control Method: Voice
Number of Items: 1
Battery Life: 24 Hours
Manufacturer: Master & Dynamic
Product Dimensions: 7.48 x 6.5 x 2.6 inches
Item Weight: 8.8 ounces
Item model number: MW65LAM3
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: June 24, 2021
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Color: Gunmetal/ Black Leather
I'll try to be brief. I decided to buy wireless phones because my ears have degraded over the last several years, and I knew that asking my wife to tell me what someone said on TV many times a night was really getting to her. My hearing loss is mostly in the upper mid and the high end. Above 8K cycles to be exact. Once i decided to buy, I did my due diligence and read the reviews and decided on several pairs to consider. Here's what I got in no particular order: 1. Shure Aonic 50 2. Sennheiser Momentum 3 3. Bowers and Wilkins PX7 4. Focal Listen 5. Massdrop x Beyerdynamic DT177X 6. Beyerdynamic Amiron Copper 7. Master and Dynamic MW65 They all arrived on the same day, and the testing began. I listened to them all for about 2 hours each. I'll start with the ones that I didn't like: Focal Listen - Honestly, these felt so cheap for a pair in the $300.00 to $500.00 range, I didn't even listen to them. I reboxed them and set them aside. Am I a snobby audiophile? Quite the contrary, but I do expect build quality to be commensurate with the price. Shure Aonic 50 - A very brief listening session. They also felt rather poorly made, and the bass was overwhelming. Massdrop x Beyerdynamic DT177X - These actually had a few things going for them, but not enough. Beyerdynamic Amiron Copper - Loose, mushy bass, decent mids and highs. I hated the touch controls. Much too complicated for someone who staunchly believes that less is definitely more. Sennheiser Momentum 3 - Getting closer. Bass was boosted, mids were quite good, highs unremarkable, instruments sounded distant. Build quality was also very good. Bang and Olufsen PX7 - Closer still. Excellent, wide soundstage, bass was too boosted for my liking, midrange was excellent as well as the highs. Comfort, again a close second. Master and Dynamic MW65 - The holy grail. My god, it was like entering a different dimension. Bass was dynamic but not bloated, mids were lush and articulate, and the highs crystal clear. The soundstage was a bit wider than the PX7's, but not by much. I heard things not heard in any of the others. Cymbals sizzled, you could hear the air rushing through the horns, fingers striking the strings on upright bass, hammers hitting the wires on piano, and human voices were quite literally astonishing. Obviously, my main criteria here was the sound. I don't care at all about ANC, making or taking calls, how good the app is, etc. I wanted a neutral but not dry sound signature. Perhaps analytical by most people's liking. These babies put out exactly what you put in. The better the recording, the better they sound. They are also very comfortable. On ear, not over the ear for me at least. The PX7's once again came in a close second. I would easily recommend the PX7's if cost is an issue, but the B and D's simply blew the rest out of the water. I forgot to mention build quality. As for the MW65's, I cannot imagine a way in which you could improve upon them. CNC machined, the finest leathers available, nothing to wear out really, aside from many years of use. Lastly, they have beryllium drivers. I don't believe that any others on my list use them. I have to believe that there is some significance to that when it comes to their elegant sound. The PX7's once again came in a close second. Last night while surfing I found these in an all black version. How I didn't see that configuration in my many hours of doing nothing but searching for headphones, will forever remain a mystery. They must be quite limited. So now I'm even happier with my purchase. I didn't think that was possible.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by Bassboy54
Color: Gunmetal/ Black Leather
About me. I listen to headphones to enjoy music at a high level of quality. So I'm willing to pay a little more to find a fairly neutral sound signature with slightly emphasized bass, mids that are not too recessed, and detailed highs that aren't harsh. In my opinion, the Master & Dynamics MW65 are one of the best sounding headphones I have ever listened to. They are on par with my Drop HD6XX (Sennheiser collaboration), which based on audiophile reviews are considered a reference standard. These are in fact so good, that I have virtually stopped using my IEMs (which I preferred) and now use the MW65s indoors and outdoors. Bottom line, if you favor sound quality over noise canceling, these are an amazing set of headphones. But what really sets these apart is that with the active noise canceling turned on, the sound quality is only slightly lower. I've owned and tested Bose, Sony, Audio-Technica, and Sennheiser noise canceling headphones and none has as good of a sound quality as the Master & Dynamic MW65; especially when the noise canceling is turned on. Nor does the noise canceling create an overpowering or uncomfortable pressure on the ear. The Bose and Sony will provide better noise canceling, but not better audio quality. The sound quality is fairly neutral, with a slight sub-bass emphasis. The detail and imaging is very good, but slightly less than you would get with planars or a high-end set of headphones. But the musicality, tone, imaging, sound stage, and overall sound signature is near perfect. They are light, very comfortable, and look stunning. The build is solid using high quality materials. And did I say they look incredible? What else do I like? Fast USB-C charging, long battery life, comfortable ear pads, the option to listen to them wired without consuming battery charge, and easy to use button controls. The touch pad, gesture user interface on some of the newer products is a bit confusing. I'm sure I would have become used to them, but the tactile feel of a physical button makes them easy to locate and more comfortable to use. These are definitely on the higher end, unless you can pick up a "Like New" product, which I did. No problems whatsoever, and I saved $200. But the combination of excellent sound with very good noise canceling, the option to listen to them wired, USB-C charging, and a luxury look makes these a very good buy. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021 by AudioJunkie