BANG & OLUFSEN Beoplay H8i Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancellation, Transparency Mode and Microphone - Pink

This is the best headphone out there. Firstly i was hesitant to buy this but my foofa advised me to sell my kidneys and buy it. It produces amazing sound whatrver you do weather gaming or songs or anything it gives you a high quality experience. I am very happy with these headphones but the problem is Foofa is no more :(

Great now I can contact with aliens this helps lot for high clear sound this could change my life thank you

Excelente regalo para dama, se silencian si giras las almohadillas cuando te los quitas

Die Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i sind zweifellos das Nonplusultra in Sachen kabellose On-Ear Kopfhörer mit aktiver Geräuschunterdrückung. Dieses Produkt verdient ohne Frage volle fünf Sterne!Der Klang, den diese Kopfhörer liefern, ist einfach atemberaubend. Jeder Ton, jede Note wird mit beeindruckender Klarheit und Präzision wiedergegeben. Die Bässe sind kräftig und dennoch ausgewogen, während die Höhen klar und brillant sind. Egal ob ich Musik höre, Filme schaue oder Spiele spiele - die Klangqualität der Beoplay H8i ist unübertroffen.Das aktive Noise Cancelling ist ebenfalls herausragend. Es filtert störende Umgebungsgeräusche effektiv heraus und ermöglicht ein ungestörtes Hörerlebnis. Ob im Flugzeug, im Büro oder in lauten Umgebungen - ich kann mich voll und ganz auf meine Musik konzentrieren, ohne von Außengeräuschen gestört zu werden.Der Tragekomfort der Beoplay H8i ist ebenfalls beeindruckend. Die weichen Ohrpolster und der verstellbare Kopfbügel sorgen für eine angenehme Passform, auch bei längerem Tragen. Zudem ist das Design der Kopfhörer ästhetisch ansprechend und hochwertig verarbeitet.Die Bedienung der Kopfhörer ist intuitiv und benutzerfreundlich. Alle wichtigen Funktionen wie Lautstärkeregelung, Titelüberspringung und Anrufannahme lassen sich problemlos über die Bedienelemente am Ohrhörer steuern. Die Akkulaufzeit ist ebenfalls beeindruckend und ermöglicht stundenlanges Musikhören, ohne dass ein Aufladen erforderlich ist.Zusammenfassend kann ich sagen, dass die Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i eine perfekte Kombination aus exzellenter Klangqualität, aktiver Geräuschunterdrückung und erstklassigem Komfort bieten. Sie sind zwar etwas teurer, aber jeder Cent lohnt sich. Wer das Beste in Bezug auf Audioqualität und Design sucht, sollte diese Kopfhörer unbedingt in Betracht ziehen. Ich bin restlos begeistert und vergebe volle fünf Sterne!

Après avoir testé une dizaine de concurrents, le H8I propose la meilleure qualité sonore, et la meilleure finition.Toutefois il reste moins efficace en réduction de bruit qu'un Bose ou Sony.

Very good product, hesitated between the h9 and glad I took those ones, so comfortable, with awesome sound.

I am a self-professed headphone junkie and have a rather large collection consisting of various types. I love all types of music: Metal, Rock, HipHop, RAP, Soul/R&B, Jazz, Country and Classical music. I have my basic requirements; sound quality, comfort and multipoint connectivity.I have purchased all my headphones and have no allegiance to any manufacture.My better on-ear’s include Beyerdynamic Aventho, Sennheiser HD1, Bose Soundlink, the more reasonable Ghostek Rapture and now the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H8i.Test Devices: I’m using my Sony NW-ZX300 DAP as my source player along with my Note 5 cell phone.I will try to compare this group objectively based on size, comfort, stability, controls, sound quality, features and finally value. So, let’s get to my comparison.Physical Size) The Bose are much lighter and compact when folded, while the Ghostek are largest and heaviest. The Ghostek and Sennheiser are about the same size folded. The H8i and Aventho do not fold. Winner is the Bose.Comfort) While on-ear headphones are notorious for heating up and becoming too uncomfortable, I found the H8i a rare exception here. The Bose are a joy to wear, because they are light and have a fabric center section. I can wear the Bose all day long with no discomfort. The Sennheiser eliminates the over heating issue by only placing the ear cups on the outer ear edge and leaving some space in between the ear and the driver. But I have to admit that the Sennheiser’s require time and manipulation to make them comfortable. Out of the box the Sennheiser’s clamped like a vise and the ear-cup pads were entirely too stiff. They are getting better with age, but the Bose, H8i and Aventho felt great right out of the box. Winner is the Bose. A close second place goes to the H8i.Stability) Clear winner is the Bose because of their weight and perfect amount of clamping force. The rest just felt less stable due to their weight. Second place goes to the H8iControls) I really enjoy the Aventho’s very simplistic approach to the controls. A single button and a touch sensitive pad that works much better than my Sony MDR1000x over-ear headphones. Switching between the Ghostek and Sennheiser headphones I kept finding my self seeking the controls, while the Bose controls were easily located. Winner is the Aventho. Second place goes to Bose.Sound Quality) While realizing that sound presentation is very subjective, there was no close second to the H8i. These have the most engaging sound I have heard in an on-ear headphone. Everything is balanced perfectly with no section of the spectrum being overshadowed. These cans seem to know what I'm listening to and adapts to the genre instantly. Also, I was amazed how well they performed with only SBC connectivity instead of the more limelight aptX and aptX HD. The downside I found was when listening to youtube blogs. All headphones seem to echo or reverb somewhat, but these sounded like I was in a music Hall and the speaker was at the far end. A distant second place goes to the Sennheiser HD1.Features) The H8i has much better ANC than the only other one in my collection, the Sennheiser HD1. The H8i also allows you to disable the ANC and also gives you the option to allow ambient sound in. While the ANC is no match to the on-ear giants like the Bose QC35s and Sony’s 1000 series, it is not too bad either. As others have stated the H8i app is really good at fine tuning the sound profile to your individual taste. I was also pleasantly surprised to see that I could use the app on Note 5 to adjust the sound while listening to my DAP with no interruption or lag.Value) If the high price is a factor then I would go with Bose or Ghostek, but If sound is really important to you like it is to me then go with H8i. If multipoint connectivity is not a priority then you may want to look at “66 Audio BTS Pro” (really good sound and 100’ range).Pros)Sound QualityLight WeightVery comfortableBattery Life (advertised as 30 hours)Range (advertised as 100 feet)Active noise cancellation that can be disabled.3.5mm wired inputUSB-CCan fold flatVery minimal sound leakageMultipoint connectivityGood tactile buttonsCons)They are not foldable; however, they do lay flat for storage.No voice prompts or notifications of pairings (I had to keep looking at my devices to confirm)Proximity sensors (never did see one that I liked – I disabled this (instructions below)Also, I must point out that I don’t mind the storage bag since I use a case that holds my DAP and cables. However, I know some would prefer a hard case. It comes down to personal preference on this item.Proximity Sensor management from Bang & Olufsen (took a while to find this).“To disable the automatic play/pause function, with headphones powered on press and hold the middle button on the right headphone for 5 seconds until the indicator light flashes blue and then double press the middle button. The indicator light will turn red. To re-enable, repeat the same steps until the indicator light turns green.”Update 03/30/2018: I still love the sound of these, but not so much the stability while being active. They kept sliding forward and fell off twice while bending over somewhat. I spent the afternoon doing yard work and fought with these to keep them on my head.On the plus side; during the mowing I was impressed with the ANC. Still nowhere as good as the over-ear ANC kings (Bose QC 35 and Sony MDR/WH 1000 Series). But, wasn't bad either.These will be reserved for when I just want to relax and listen to great sound quality. My Bose Soundlink are best when I'm working in my workshop and the Sony MDR1000 for yard work or any place where ANC is important.