Apple AirPods Max

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

If you’re an audiophile Apple devotee who has money to burn and wants everyone else to know, then the Apple AirPods Max were made with you in mind; waste no time, and go grab yourself a pair.

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AirPods Max Too Expensive? Try These Headphones Instead

There's no question as to whether Apple's AirPods Max are some of the best noise-cancelling headphones you can buy, but they're also some of the most expensive. If their $550 price makes your jaw drop, we've got you covered with some compelling alternatives. The good news is, you can spend as little as $50 (yes, $50) on a pair of good noise-cancelling headphones. Of course, the more you spend, the more you'll get in terms of audio performance, active noise cancellation (ANC), and/or extra features, and the sweet spot for this category seems to lie in the $300 range. Keep in mind we're focusing primarily on headphones here, but there are plenty of good noise-cancelling true wireless earbuds to consider if you're not a fan of big, bulky cans over your ears. Also note that we aren't saying you buy the AirPods Max. If you like what they offer and have $550 to spend, you almost certainly won't be disappointed. But know that you can spend less on a pair of headphones that offer arguab...

Sound Off: Apple AirPods Max vs. Bose QuietComfort Ultra vs. Sony WH-1000XM5

With prices in the hundreds of dollars, who wouldn’t conduct thorough research before investing in a pair of top-shelf noise-cancelling headphones? From least to most expensive, Sony's $399.99 WH-1000XM5, Bose's $429 QuietComfort Ultra Headphones, and Apple's $549 AirPods Max are the best noise-cancelling headphones you can buy—as well as some of the priciest. So how should you choose between them? We're here to break down the differences between all three and help you pick the pair most suitable for your needs. Our analysis covers active noise cancellation (ANC), audio quality, battery life, companion apps, design, and more, so you can compare the aspects that matter most to you. Before you make up your mind, make sure to read our in-depth review of each model to get the full details. Apple AirPods Max Review 4.0 Excellent $499.99 at Amazon $549.00 Save $49.01 See It Bose QuietComfort Ultra Headphones Review 4.5 O...

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

The AirPods Max are undoubtedly one of the best pair of headphones that we have ever used. They have a signature sound which is delightful at all times. The AirPods Max look premium and cost quite a lot. At Rs 59,990, they are one of the more expensive headphones you can buy. Are they worth it?

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

The premium over the wireless over the ear headphone category is chalk full of devices and price points. Popular products include Philips PH805, the Sony WH-1000XM4, the Bowers & Wilkins PX7, and the Sennheiser PXC 550-II. If you are an Apple user, the AirPods MAX is one of the most compelling.

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

For the Apple aficionado, this model offers seamless integration with your iOS devices while providing a high-quality and immersive listening experience, plus exceptional noise cancellation

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

Apple's AirPods Max headphones deliver excellent audio performance, top-notch noise cancellation, and a bevy of useful features in an absolutely gorgeous design for a bit too much money.

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

AirPods Max are a premium headphone made for Apple users. The stainless steel and aluminum body is solidly built, but it also means that it's quite heavy, but the fabric headband is comfortable.

Apple AirPods Max - Silver MGYJ3ZA/A review

AirPods Max deliver in the audio department, and are some of the best-designed and built consumer headphones you can buy. But they cost way more than is justified, especially as they don’t include a proper case nor a 3.5mm audio cable.