Sennheiser HD 450BT Vs Sony WH-CH700N

Sennheiser HD 450BT Vs Sony WH-CH700N

So Sennheiser just updated their HD 4.50BTNC’s with their new HD 450BT’s which do have some key upgrades over their predecessors. Now naturally people are asking how do the HD 450BT’s compare to the Sony WH-CH700N. Now Sony is going to be releasing their new WH-CH710N in a couple of months with what seems like a major redesign which personally has me very excited. Now I’m predicting that the WH-CH710N will release in April… But in the mean time lets see how these two headphones stack up against one another.

Sennheiser HD 450BT Review

Sennheiser HD 450BT Review

So a few days ago we checked out the new Sennheiser HD 350BT’s… but today we’re checking out the upgraded Sennheiser HD 450BT’s. Now obviously one of the main differences between these two headphones is that the 450BT’s have active noise cancellation. But the HD 450 BT’s are also replacing the 4.50BTNC’s… So lets see if its worth upgrading whether cause you already have the 4.50BTNC’s or if you just want save some money and go with the HD 350BT’s.

JBL PartyBox 300 Vs JBL Boombox

JBL PartyBox 300 Vs JBL Boombox

The JBL PartyBox 300 is a beast of a speaker… its battery powered and it has a really good looking built in light feature. But when it comes to price, the Partybox 300 retails for the same price as the JBL boombox. Now obviously you’ll might be tempted to go with the Partybox cause its bigger and it has that light feature… but depending on your needs and what you plan on doing with your speaker you’ll might be better off with the Boombox. So lets see which ones right for you

JBL PartyBox 300 Review

JBL PartyBox 300 Review

This is the JBL Partybox 300… and in short this thing is no joke. Its a battery powered box speaker thats essentially a sup’d up JBL boombox but it also has a built in light feature. Something that JBL is actually really good at if you just look at their pulse 3 and pulse 4. And if you’re looking for a speaker to use in your garage slash man cave… I think the Partybox 300 is a pretty solid option. 

Master And Dynamic MW07 Plus Review

Master And Dynamic MW07 Plus Review

So a few days ago I reviewed the Master And Dynamic MW07 Go truly wireless earbuds. And even though those earbuds have a very solid foundation… I just find it very hard to justify getting them at their $200 price point just cause there’s so much competition. But now we’re checking out the Master And Dynamic MW07 Plus which do have some very important upgrades that we’re missing from the MW07 Go. But again even though these earbuds have a very solid foundation… I still find it very hard to justify getting these earbuds compared to the rest of the competition.

Sennheiser HD 350BT - They're Okay But I Was Expecting More

Sennheiser HD 350BT - They're Okay But I Was Expecting More

Sennheiser has been pretty busy lately. First they released their $400 Momentum 3’s and then they released their $350 PXC 550-II’s. But now they’ve released a more budget friendly option… their new HD 350BT’s. Now even though these headphones have great build quality and sound decent… I can’t help but feel that these headphones are a downgrade from the 4.40BT’s that they’re replacing and I also can’t help but feel that Sennheiser is really trying to up sale you to their new HD 450BT’s.

Bowers And Wilkins PX5 Review

Bowers And Wilkins PX5 Review

I’m going to start off this video by saying that you’re almost always better off just getting over ear headphones instead of on ear headphones. But if for some reason you just really like on ear headphones then the Bowers and Wilkins PX5 are a great option. Honestly, I never thought that I would actually like a pair of on ear headphones like I do with the PX5’s. And unlike the Beats Solo Pro… the PX5’s are actually worth their $300 asking price. 

Master & Dynamic MW07 GO Review

Master & Dynamic MW07 GO Review

Master and Dynamic is a relatively young company, but the rate at which they’re releasing new products is increasing. And today we’re checking out the MW07 GO truly wireless earbuds. Now even though these earbuds do have a solid foundation I still find it hard to justify getting these truly wireless earbuds over certain other truly wireless earbuds that I’ve recently reviewed.