Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal Gaming Headset Wireless Navy Certified (Renewed)

On paper these are pretty good headphones. Great sound, Dolby atmos compatibility, noise cancellation, great looks, high quality materials, and an easy to use app. My main gripe is the noise cancelling though. It’s not as good as the Sonys or Bose but for the price and type of company bang n olufsun is I didn’t really expect anything great. They’re similar to the beats studios or any other midrange headphone. One annoying thing they did to try and differentiate themselves from the competition is add this feature where when you’re on public transport or anywhere that has an announcement the noise cancelling tunes it in so you can hear in. In theory it’s great but it’s really buggy and only comes in halfway through the announcement and there doesn’t seem to be a way to turn it off in the settings. Really makes these terrible if you take public transit where you’re trying to tune out the noise of everything else. But other than that they’re fine. If you don’t plan on using these outside of the house you should get them. They were originally advertised as gaming headphones anyways. Otherwise I would suggest the beats or the sonys if you can afford them.

These sound great, the bas and especially the details!

This product has so many issues that for a normally-priced set of headphones, I couldn’t recommend it. For “premium” (expensive) headphones, these suck. They don’t stay connected, assuming you can get them connected to your console, audio breaks in and out, other gamers have trouble hearing me, and the “12-hour” batteries last 8 if you’re lucky. Stay far, far away.