Shure AONIC 40 Noise-Canceling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones (Black)

The Shure AONIC 40 takes feedback from the AONIC 50 to create a new headphone which is more compact, better bass response, stripping off some audiophile features (no LDAC, no 32-bit DAC), and tweaking the ANC and Environment Modes, with reduced retail price to S$399.

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  Tuned with more bass to be consumer-friendly, Foldable design for better storage, Supports USB Digital Audio, Supports mic over USB, Able to toggle ANC and Environment Mode during voice calls, Supports multipoint pairing

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  Poor ear cup fit degrades ANC efficacy, The 3.5mm cable is very thin and risks breakage

During CES 2022, Shure debuted their new over-ear headphones AONIC 40. The slim and foldable headphones are designed to deliver studio-quality sound on the go. With more than 25 hours of battery life, ANC, and both wireless and wired connection options, the headphones are the ideal travel companion...

Shure Aonic 40 aims for their own big brother, and in some areas the cheaper model has the upper hand.

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  Very clear and fine sound, good dynamics and nice range, Good noise reduction and - finally - fast charging.

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  The app is not always stable, Not as comfortable on the ears as big brother, and spectacle users lose bass response.

These headphones are rather nice, well-padded for good noise reduction and for those follicly challenged like me good padding on the headband. They are not small as they are over ear offerings and are also useful on cold winter days as ear warmers and just for good measure the Shure App gives you...

For decades, Shure has cemented itself as a household name in consumer audio products. Earlier this year, they released the follow-up to their Aonic 50 headphones, the Aonic 40. The A40s run for $250, though are often on sale for $199, and promise to deliver “.

The $250 Shure AONIC 40 Wireless ANC Headphones are a steal. Should Sony and Bose be concerned. We think so.

Shure is back again with the AONIC 40, an over the ear, Wireless Noise Canceling Headphone. It is the younger sibling of the AONIC 50 that we reviewed a short time ago.

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  Slightly more portable, Equaliser is effective, Great Look, Great Battery, Companion App

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  Poor ANC, Sound Clarity, Folding Mechanism

Accurate audio takes precedence over noise cancellation

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  Relatively accurate audio performance, Multiple connectivity options

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  Noise cancellation mode affects audio and changes with head position

I bought these headphones initially for mixing in the studio but these headphones are great anywhere, whether I'm just listening to music from my phone via Bluetooth or plugged into my mixing console or laptop when I'm working on audio. The sound is amazing and so is the feel.

These are a solid set of headphones. They have a quality feel to them with aluminum parts. The controls work really well and they connect immediately. The app works great to change the sound and to change settings from outside microphone to normal to ANC. My only gripe is they are right on my head.

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Features, Sound Quality

I've always been a fan of Shure products for the equality of the sound. It is absolutely essential to have a good solid reference point for mixing audio. I always know whatever I put into a Shure product is what I will get out.

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Features, Sound Quality

They are lightweight and the case is pretty sturdy for portability. Noise cancellation is pretty good although can be bette. The aux cable it comes with could have been thicker will definitely be buy another one. Favorable more towards higher frequencies.

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  Ease of Use, Features, Portability, Sound Quality

I can hear colors

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Features, Sound Quality

I bought a pair of these for my girlfriend because she wanted something with noise cancellation for when she needs to work in noisier environments. At the sale price I couldn't pass up getting a set for myself. We got one white pair and one black.

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  Connectivity, Features, Sound Quality

I was very surprised with how good they sounded. I read all the reviews and heard great things about them, so I figured I'd give them a try (especially for in-flight use). From a sound quality standpoint, I thought everything in the mix was audible as intended, bass was present with definition but...

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Features, Sound Quality

I like Bluetooth headphones and I've owned Bose and Beats headphones. These are perhaps the best headphones I've ever owned. It works seamlessly between my phone and computer. Using them with conference calls is great. The sound quality and noise cancelling is fantastic. I highly recommend these.

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Sound Quality

I use the Shure AONIC 40 headphones in several of my daily routines, including podcasting, videos, and doing things around the house. They are crisp, clear, versatile, and durable. I wouldn't recommend any other product. #sweepstakes

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Sound Quality

Im a newbie to podcasting and I had been researching to find the best equipment. I am so glad I purchased these wireless headphones. They are so comfy and the sound quality for recording and for calls is phenomenal . I got them in white#sweepstakes

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  Connectivity, Durability, Ease of Use, Features, Sound Quality