Product Comparison: Nad Viso HP70 vs PSB Speakers M4U 8
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- I LOVE these headphones. The sound is a tad bright, but incredibly clear.
- The best words I can use for the sound of these is "pleasant" and "deep".
- To be clear, female vocals sound great - but the males are on another level.
- The sound quality on Bluetooth is why I purchased the NAD-VISO HP70 The sound is sweet, full, and accurate.
- The response is complete and even from the lowest instruments, to the highest vocals.
- Very dynamic sound, with plenty of bass slam but never bloated or overpowering.
- The sound quality is very impressive and really on another level from the other headphones.
- Very good sound and Bluetooth functionality.
- These PSB headphones are superior in sound.
- The sound quality is outstanding. Balanced sound from lows to highs.
- The ear pads are small so they squeeze your ears.
- The clamping force of the small ear cups allows these headphones to stay snug with the headband barely resting on my head.
- Size of headphones prevents any pressure build up on the top of the head from the headband. I like it.
- The bass is just where I want it to be. Perfect for my ears.
- The clamping pressure is too high so the force on your already compressed ears becomes painful after time. Bad size for my head.
- My hat size is 7 3/4 so not overly large, but not small either. Perfect headphones size for me.
- The design is quite accommodating of my head and ears.
- I'm the type of person who will use these for multiple hours a day and it was quite there for me. Good size.
- The first week of owning these, my ears started to hurt, too large.
- On my larger than average sized head I had to max out the extensions and still get some pressure on the crown of my head from the headband.
- When in ANC mode you can press the volume button to enable the Active Monitor feature, i like this feature.
- The battery life is terrific and the controls on the back of the right ear cup are easy to utilize.
- Noise canceling works great. I haven't tried it on a plane yet, but even in office it works wonders to drown out noises of AC.
- When playing lossless wireleslly, i really can't tell difference between that and wired.
- It comes with a nice soft leather case. Like this.
- ANC is very good, specifically I've noticed many ANC headphones get a fuzzy background noise when active and these do not.
- Bluetooth functionality is very good. Connects immediately, signal has no problems reaching anywhere in my house or work office.
- Excellent sound quality, especially in On/Active and ANC modes using either the wired connection or over Bluetooth.
- These are active noise cancelling headphones, and they do it well.
- These are usable for up to 15 hours between charges, these should get you across an ocean without needing a charge.