Baseus Inspire XH1 Sound by Bose ANC Wireless Headphone Bluetooth 6.1 48dB Adaptive Noise Cancellation Headset Hi-Res LDAC 100Hr
Audio/IEMs
“The Baseus Inspire XH1 features 35mm dynamic drivers and Bluetooth 6.1 connectivity, delivering a sound profile tuned in collaboration with Bose. While it offers exceptional 100-hour battery life and high-quality LDAC codec support, the ANC performance is inconsistent with high-frequency sounds, and the bass-heavy tuning may require app-based EQ adjustments for balance.”
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Extensive battery life provides up to 100 hours of playback with ANC disabled.
mashaudio.comYou get up to 100 hours with ANC turned off
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LDAC codec support enables higher fidelity wireless audio streaming compared to standard Bluetooth.
frontum.co.ukHi-Res audio codecs like LDAC
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Generously sized, soft protein leather ear cups provide comfort for long listening sessions.
audioreviews.orgearcups are softly padded with pleather and of generous size and depth
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Multipoint Bluetooth 6.1 connectivity allows simultaneous pairing with two devices.
frontum.co.ukstable Bluetooth 6.1 multipoint connectivity
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Active noise cancellation struggles to effectively suppress higher-frequency sounds like human voices.
frontum.co.ukANC, which reliably blocks low frequencies like engines but lets higher frequencies like voices slip
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Volume button track-skipping controls are reversed, making navigation unintuitive.
wired.comvolume-up button skips forward and the volume-down skips back. On the XH1, its reversed
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Transparency mode can sound artificial and overly amplified in quiet environments.
frontum.co.uktransparency mode functions well but can sound artificial and overly amplified
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Further drawbacks include inconvenient volume-rocker controls for track skipping and occasional creaking from the materials.
frontum.co.ukFurther drawbacks include inconvenient volume-rocker controls for track skipping and occasional creaking from the materials.
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Also, rather than allowing sounds through in transparency mode, the headphones actually amplify sound to an annoying degree.
slashgear.comAlso, rather than allowing sounds through in transparency mode, the headphones actually amplify sound to an annoying degree.