The Beyerdynamic Aventho 300 headphones offer exceptional sound quality but fail to justify their $400 price tag with subpar noise cancellation. While they perform admirably in quieter settings, users may notice sound leakage and inadequate sound isolation compared to competitors like Sony and Bose. Despite decent call quality, the headphones shine in music playback, showcasing impressive instrumental separation and a clear midrange. Ultimately, the Aventho 300 may appeal to audiophiles but raises questions regarding their value for everyday use, especially concerning noise cancellation.
As long as you're not battling too much noise, these sound better than most high-end noise-canceling headphones do, especially when it comes to instrumental separation.
$400, you should get better noise cancellation. The noise canceling was more than adequate for cross-country flights, but it wasn't dead silent.
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