Beyerdynamic Xelento Remote In-Ear Headphones

It's a stunningly beautiful design: The Beyerdynamic Xelento Remotes are most definitely a looker. Better yet, their ergonomically balanced design made for a perfect fit in the concha of my ears; these are some of the most comfortable in-ears I've ever worn. As for the sound, it was spectacular!

Handmade in Germany; Stunning good looks; Best-in-class sound

Tangle-prone cable

released their much-anticipated Xelento Wireless – constituting a Xelento earphone and Beyer's pendant-style Bluetooth cable. Wearing like a fancy piece of nerd bling, this $1199 setup will cost you more than the Shure SE846 or the Westone W60 Wireless. But how does it sound

Goondu review: Beyerdynamic Xelento remote impresses with signature sound

Unlike its bigger German rival Sennheiser , Beyerdynamic isn't as well recognised outside the professional audio or high-end audiophile circles where its name is spoken with a knowing air.

beyerdynamic Xelento remote

I mentioned this already in one of my previous reviews, design of single dynamic driver flagships feels like a lost art. While single DD iems and earbuds are among the most common budget earphones, not too many manufacturers can pull a true single DD flagship design.

Great bass

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Beyerdynamic Xelento Wireless

In short, the Beyerdynamic Xelento is a fantastic in-ear option that, with the combination of the new Bluetooth cable, becomes a superb example of wireless in-ear technology. However, I do hope that going forward, the manufacturer will offer the Bluetooth cable as a separate accessory, allowing...