What Your Headphones Say About You

if you're using apple wired earpods - u are the goat

Curious about the hidden messages behind your headphones? Let's dive together and uncover the FASCINATING insights into your personality based on your choice of audio gear.

And before you start commenting... yes, I'm aware that the Sony XM5s are the most recent Sony headphones :)

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:41 Wired Panasonics
1:20 Apple
3:16 Beats
3:59 Sennheiser
5:00 Bose
5:42 Sony
6:37 Samsung

Music used
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♪ stream cafe - honey lemon tea
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Outro:
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shushubobo - how to make tang hu lu

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Man sitting down image at intro:

[melontype]

Looks like a few of you guys are using Samsung buds with apple devices. One question: why

[FullaEels]

Audio Technica: people forget you exist

[Jeff-tuol]

I feel personally attacked by the Sennheiser one

[replaygoplay]

>I know nothing about audio quality
>I know a good product when I see it

Nice man, nice one.

[danielobiso]

Samsung Bean user here, I'm both impressed and mildly disturbed at how accurate the last one was. The first couple points were a given, but the last few were too real.

[SilveyGalaxy]

Sony: "if you use a sony your hella npc"
Apple: ehem yeah right. Very npc.. Don't mind me

[sugab]

Watching this as a girl in a cute coffee shop with a fuzzy sweater and black Sony XM4s knowing well that I watched ALL of the videos listed and I am, in fact, a huge tech nerd, makes me feel called out but at the same time like I’m the chosen divergent one who unites the “two kinds of XM4s users” and I love you for that

[gonefing]

First of all, I'm not sweaty because I'm a tech nerd, I'm sweaty because I just went for a 10 mile run.

[akjc]

I own both Sony XM4 and Bose QC 45, I always opt for QC45 due to sound clarity and sound stage as I always listen to classical music and podcasts. XM4 sometimes can sound a bit muddy or too warm. However it’s individual preference though.

[Rey-fuki]

I just got Sony xm4s since they were on sale and they’re so damn good, the noice cancellation is amazing and sound quality is crazy good.

[vowoxel]

I bought the Sennheiser HD599s when they were ridiculously cheap on amazon, don't mind that the 6XX is a bit better. I'm happy with these; they sound way better than my Cloud Alpha.
My in-ears weren't on this list (probably because the company is a bit niche-ier): the Moondrop Aria :)

[icyjaam]

This is how our local news channe covers astrology

[boingboing]

Everything you said is so accurate and your videos are funny af. Fortunately I use AKG so I don't have to go through identity crisis when I watch this.

[alifpr]

I use both the AirPods Pro 2 and the XM4s and what you said about both is damn accurate 😂

[tyroneearnest]

scary how accurate this is. i completely fall into the sennheiser category and literally own every model mentioned. excellent perception.

[Mushroom-]

You forgot the people who use Soundcore headphones.

[austintea]

Airpods pro 2 is my choice because I have issues with hypersensitivity and need the noise canceling in public, and while I could had gone with Sony or bose but the airpods case is very small and well built and the plethora of accessories is nice to have too, and I got them on sale for $180

[marestgondev]

6:14: i did buy the sennheiser over the mx4 because their mid range of voice was better, i have personality and i do have a superiority complex

[Harwou]

I use the Sony XM3s and they are unbelievably great, especially if you vacuum the flow, because of their incredible noise cancelling and and I love their extensive sound.

I also use the Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 which actually sound very similar to the AirPods Pro 1, which means they sound very good for 150€. They also have a pretty decent noice cancelling.

[Very_Questionable]

I have a Sony MDR-V6 that was handed down to me. They produce an incredibly smooth sound, and if you're suited to something warmer and/or creamier, then you probably won't really like it all that much. It also doesn't have noise cancelling, and it's more suited for a studio. It's definitely not a first choice of everyone, but I didn't really have a choice anyways.

In terms of comfort, the V6 is a hybrid of over-ear and on-ear (this definitely affects acoustics as well). I have aftermarket ear cups, so they're quite comfortable, but your mileage may vary, depending if you have the original ones or not.

The V6 is discontinued, but they make a newer version of it, the 7506. The 7506 has a less bass than the V6, as far as I've heard. Both have insane clarity (compared to other non-audiophile headphones), and such they're used in studios (including podcasts).