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Creo que la mayor incertidumbre de comprar estos se debe al precio y las competencias con precios mucho más accesibles, uno de los mas fuertes son los XM4 de Sony.

Mi opinión sobre los Airpods Max teniendo experiencia con los XM4:

Definitivamente debes tener un dispositivo Apple para considerar la compra de los Airpods Max. Si no cuentas con un iPhone, iPad o Mac ve y busca otras opciones.

1. Presentación:

- No hay mucho que decir, los mejores de la gama. Calidad de los materiales bastante premium.

- En cuanto el estuche, una desgracia.

2. Comodidad:

- Son pesados, pero al utilizarlos se distribuye muy bien el peso siempre y cuando no se haga mucho movimiento en la cabeza.

- Las almohadillas son reemplazables lo cual es muy bueno que hasta se puede personalizar los colores, son cómodas pero prefiero el material suave de los XM4. Eso sí, creo que cubre mas mi oído los Airpods Max.

- 2 botones efectivos, uno de ellos es una coronilla para subir y bajar el volumen. Nada mejor que estos botones físicos los cuales aseguran una buena funcionalidad aparte en una ubicación bastante apropiada.

3. Tecnología

Desde aquí adelanto que es el mejor apartado de los Airpods Max.

- Ecualizador adaptativo, esto permite tener una fidelidad a como las canciones deben ser escuchadas.

- Noise Cancelling/Transparencia: Peleados por el reinato contra los XM4 de Sony. Puedo decir que los Airpods se llevan la victoria, para el noise cancelling no es una gran diferencia pero para el modo transparencia simplemente nadie supera a Apple, una cosa espectacular.

- Spatial Audio: Una maravilla al momento de ver series y películas compatibles, ésta tecnología integrada por Apple es única y ahora con la llegada de la compatibilidad con Apple Music y Dolby Atmos no tiene rival. El sonido 360° de Sony queda en ridículo.

- Ecosistema de Apple: la fluidez de sincronizarlos y utilizarlos de inmediato con tus demás dispositivos Apple es el paraíso del mundo del Bluetooth. No existe ninguna otra compañía que te ofrezca la calidad conectividad como lo hace Apple.

Calidad de audio:

(Apple Music como mi servicio de comparación)

El punto más importante pero puedo resumirlo fácilmente.

En efecto, los AirPods Max tienen una calidad bastante buena y sí, superior ante los XM4. Que tanto? Diría que un 10-15% más, a que se debe este %?

- Claridad y nitidez del sonido, un audio más limpio y sin distorsiones.

- Los Airpods Max estan hechos para adaptarse a la música que se reproduce y por ende permite tener un sonido personalizado para cada canción. Otros audifonos se ajustan a la configuración predeterminada y quizás esos ajustes no sean lo mejor al escuchar otros géneros.

- Al tener un balance los sonidos más beneficiados son los medios, así que si esperas unos graves robustos como ofrecen los Sony lamento decir que no serán así. Sí, tienen buenos graves pero no tan predominantes como muchas personas quisieran. Se podrán hacer ajustes dentro de la aplicación del servicio de música pero no directamente a los audífonos como lo es con los XM4 o los Bose 700. En mi opinión, prefiero más los sonidos como los artistas quieren que ma gente los escuche, así que prefiero la forma en que Apple lo hace.

En lo personal creo que los Airpods son una excelente opción para aquellos que tienen la oportunidad de pagarlos, que pueda sacarle provecho al ecosistema y que igualmente estén suscritos al servicio de Apple Music por las grandes novedades que tendrá y las ventajas que tendrán los Airpods Max, dándole más justificación a la compra.

Si no te interesa tanto el ecosistema y las funcionalidades que ofrecen los Max, no vale el precio extra al menos no por ese 10-15% de mejor calidad ante su mayor rival, los Sony XM4 que por cierto estan a la mitad del precio...

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Guillermo Almonacid Fernández

Excelente audio

Revisado en México el 3 de abril de 2024

Muy buena calidad de construcción, impecable en ese sentido y una muy alta calidad de audio. El único pero que le pondría es que pare ese nivel de precio, la funda ofrecida no es suficiente para asegurar el mantener los audífonos en buenas condiciones. Debería traer en todo caso una adicional para transporte.

Excelente audición y tiempo de entrega además de precio

Raúl Castilla González

Revisado en México el 5 de marzo de 2024

Muy buena calidad de producto excelente Cancelación de ruido exterior

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Julio

Excelente calidad

Revisado en México el 2 de julio de 2023

Los mejores audífonos con cancelación de ruido, diseño estético y funcional. Solamente que son demasiado caros, pero valen cada peso invertido. Son resistentes y funcionan Perfecto con el ecosistema de iPhone, iPad y Mac. No son los mejores en cuanto a pérdida de fidelidad pero si de los mejores del Mercado en general. Muy recomendables.

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Russel Joy

Excelente elección

Revisado en México el 21 de septiembre de 2023

Gran calidad de sonido, como puede esperarse de los productos Apple. Creo que les vendría bien hacerlos un poco más ligeros pero valen mucho la pena

Revisado en México el 17 de marzo de 2023

Soñaba con estos audífonos pero por su precio me detenía, si tienes el dinero para comprarlo yo diría que los adquirieras y que valen la pena, el sonido es increíble, yo en lo personals los utilizo unas 5-6 horas al día, los uso para el gimnasio y por lo pronto todo ha estado perfecto. Me llegaron en 3 días y fui el más feliz.

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Citlali

Buen producto

Revisado en México el 12 de marzo de 2023

El color esta precioso, yo los uso para ir al gym y aíslan super bien el sonido del exterior, son cómodos el unico tema es que los colores claros se ensucian mas fácil

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Audífonos muy buenos de lujo.

Iluvatar

Revisado en México el 11 de junio de 2023

Son audífonos muy bonitos hechos con materiales de calidad. El sonido es muy bueno y equilibrado; los bajos son potentes, pero no exagerados. La cancelación de ruido es el mejor que he probado y también funciona muy bien el modo ambiente.
Le doy 4 estrellas porque todavía tiene mucho que mejorar este producto.
1. La mayor debilidad de estos audífonos es su peso, realmente están pesados en comparación a la competencia. Al usarlos por 30 min te empieza cansar el cuello.
2. No los puedes usar para hacer ejercicio; no son contra agua y sudor, además acaloran algo. Si vives en lugares muy calurosos, no va ser cómodo para ti.
En conclusión, son unos audífonos de muy buena calidad y se ven geniales en uno. En cuestión de funcionalidad es casi igual a los AirPods Pro, con una ligera superioridad; su cancelación de ruido es un poco mejor y el sonido, pero no es mucha la diferencia.
Por funcionalidad la verdad es que no válela la pena gastar más del doble, cuando los AirPods Pro hacen casi lo mismo. Si tienes el dinero, no los quieres para hacer ejercicio, prefieres los audífonos tipo orejera que los chícharos por comodidad y la mayoría del tiempo los vas a usar sentado, ya sea en la oficina o en el transporte. Son perfectos para ti.
Yo la verdad, que a pesar de esas desventajas, me encantaron mucho estos audífonos.

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watch collector

Amazing Cancellation on Long Haul Flights! I was hesitant to pay $$, but glad I did

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de abril de 2024

Disclosures: I am immersed in the apple ecosystem. I am not compensated for my reviews in any way.

SUMMARY: Apple Airpods Max were not my first choice because of their relatively high price. I purchased from and returned to amazon a pair of new B*se QC headphones and replaced them with apple Airpods Max after three days. I have now travelled overseas with them and I am very impressed; in fact, I absolutely love them. They are the workhorse among fluffy, cheap plastic competing headphones. Solid performance during punishing overseas flights and ground travel.

PRO: ** Sound quality was superb and far superior to the competing product that I returned to amazon. ** I fully charged the Airpods Max to 100% and without recharging them, watched several full length movies and streamed live and saved music nonstop; they held their charge for well over 21 hours, when my flight reached its final destination, they were at 0%, but were still cancelling noise and performing almost 23 hours later. ** Quality Construction, look and feel, ** Analog Volume and sound mode controls are easier to find and use than the features on the pair I returned, ** Comfort & Fit on large heads – I have a large head and cannot feel the 13.6 ounces of weight, however, my petite wife found them to be too heavy for her pretty little head. ** At first, I hated, now I LOVE the protective “bra” case because easily went in and out of my carry-on laptop bag 100x without taking up coveted real estate inside… it now makes sense to me. ** Many very inexpensive after-market silicon covers are available to protect areas of the device that the “bra” does not cover, including the mesh headband. ** I tested the Noise Cancellation feature on two, 10 hour overseas flights and four, 3 hour domestic flights over a two week period. My previous headphones did a nice job of cancelling airplane noise, the Airpods Max were even better—much better because almost completely neutralized almost all ambient aircraft noise; I slept on the airplane feeling like I was not wedged in among 300+ other people. ** The 8 microphones comprising the sound “transparency” feature did a very nice job of allowing me to hear airport/airplane announcements, while still warding off, whie still giving unwanted chit-chatters a sense that I could not hear them.**

CON:

**As noted, the Price seems high at first, but my field test of Airpods Max during my recent marathon overseas trips proved to me that spending an extra $150-$200 (I found a better price on amazon than at apple store) was worth every penny. No buyer’s remorse here. **Charging to 100% is not quick; give yourself overnight. **If you have a small head or a weak neck, the weight of Airpods Max might bother you, but if you don’t and you’re looking for a sturdy, stainless steel framed, (aluminum earcups) work horse with amazing technology, buy these. **I purchased apple’s proprietary cord to connect with the airline’s onboard entertainment system…it worked fine, but shame on apple for charging so much for a cable, which should be about 10 to 12 inches longer.

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Judison

Bom produto, mas o case para o preço do produto é horrível.

Revisado en Brasil el 29 de marzo de 2022

No se pudo cargar el contenido.

O case para guardar é muito ruim

Anthony

Not worth it at all.

Revisado en Canadá el 5 de abril de 2024

1. Headphones are not tight slips off your head.
2. Headphone battery life is ridiculous horribly, dies very quickly.
3. Volume levels are poor and not high quality.
4. Airpods are better.

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Noh

I like it, but it’s a bit tight on my head

Revisado en Canadá el 16 de octubre de 2023

Upgrading from my Bose Quiet Comfort i35 noise cancelling over the ear headphones, which I’ve been using for the past 4-5 years. I’m an all around apple user (iPhone, iPad, MacBook), and while the Bose noise cancelling worked nicely and it was extremely comfortable to wear, it has its own issues.

That said, I appreciated how easy the AirPod Max paired with all my devices. Aside from the Bose, I also switch between AirPod Pros (1st gen), so the spatial audio is really neat. The biggest plus for me is the volume up/down dial— no more having to pull out my phone just to adjust the volume! All the buttons provide all the functions I need: volume, play/stop, skip track, answer/hang up calls. In terms of audio and noise cancelling quality, I find them very similar to my AirPod pros and offers what I need. Some music snobs would think differently and obviously you wouldn’t use these to mix and produce music in— maybe just to test a track when it’s done.

I took off a star due to comfort. Right out of the box, I noticed how heavy it is. It’s also relatively tight on my head when I put it on and by no means do I have a larger than average head (I usually wear a smaller hat size than most). I’m hoping this will loosen up a bit with more wear. Another thing I wish was different was the material used on the inner side. It’s a fabric that reminds me of that used on an office chair. Not the softest and most comfortable thing in the world, and it’s a bit scratchy when on. I thought I would like this material more, since my bose headphones use a leather/pleather material that is now starting to crack, but I’d take cracking material over itchy material any day.

Lastly, is it worth the price tag? I’m going to say, not really. All apple things are over priced, but as I mentioned before, I’m an avid apple user anyway. I buy into the convenience of everything syncing well.

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Jay Hash

Excellent headphones, made in the typical "first draft" Apple way

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de junio de 2021

Full disclosure: I purchased these headphones back in April 2021 and gave them some break-in time (until June 2021) before I reviewed them, so this is my experience of having them for more than 90 Days.

I owned a pair of Beats Studio Wireless 2's for about 4 years, and they were a useable set of cans. They had some pretty smart wired connections, good battery life, and were rather comfy to wear... but their wireless connections were a nightmare, the integrated Mic awful, and the noise-canceling mediocre. I was looking for a change, and being a consumer of Apple Products and with the generally good reviews I had seen for the Airpod Max, I decided to take the (kind of) expensive plunge. And honestly, I was not disappointed.

As with any good review, we'll break it down into the Pros & Cons and explore both.

BUILD QUALITY/DESIGN

PROS:

The build quality on these headphones is nothing short of phenomenal. They are made of Metal and some nylon or rubber here and there (for the headband and earcup padding) and they feel VERY SOLID. The piston style adjustments on the headband always feel super tight and mechanical (still even months after using them). The earcups are always tight on my head, allowing the headphones to clamp down on my ears and prevent noise leakage. The Earcups are built out of what looks to be a rubberized polycarbonate and padded mesh fabric and are held in by MAGNETS, making them easy to replace if they get soiled or if you want a different color.

Also, found out after the fact, the headband is ALSO replaceable if you want a different color later on down the line. The metal the speaker boxes are made from are the standard matte Apple aluminum, and the control buttons on the right speaker box are on par with the dials and buttons included on their Apple Watches (in fact, I'm pretty sure they're the same buttons, just "upsized" in the CAD program when making this device). It all feels very expensive and well built, and even 100+ days after initial use, still feels "brand new" and solid.

CONS:

Whereas I love the build quality, there are some pretty glaring design flaws and comfort issues that come along with this first outing from Apple.

First, whereas the headphones still fit like they were brand new, I'd hope for some relief on the hard clamping aspect present in them. When I first wore them, I was finding the clamping done by the headphones very tight and threatening to give me a headache if I wore them too long since it was like a vise on my head. This has lessened slightly over time, but it is still very tight. I don't know of a fix for this outside of constant wear to try and get them to bend a flex to a less tight shape on my dome, but so far they still hurt a bit when wearing them for an extended time.

Second, even though I like the good piston mechanics on the ear height adjustment with the headband since it takes some force to properly adjust them, sometimes you have to grip on the speaker boxes and pull downwards on them while pushing upwards on the headband with your cranium to get them to adjust to your liking. This wouldn't be an issue if the dial and button were on the bottom of the headphones, but since they're on the top of the right speaker box, it is notoriously difficult to adjust them on your head and not accidentally press one of the buttons, causing playback or the headphones to go into pair mode (which happens if you hold down the buttons for too long). You'd think, "oh, just grab the sides of the speaker boxes", which makes sense, however as I stated they are made of Apple's standard aluminum, and to add to that the edges are very rounded, so getting a grip on the side of the headphone speaker boxes is difficult at best.

SOUND

PROS: The sound quality on these is an absolute beast, and it's by far the best pair of headphones I've ever used. The audio is clear, and you can hear highs, lows, and everything in between. However, I will be the first to admit, while I am musically inclined and love listening to audio, I'm by no means an Audiophile or claim to be able to hear what types of sounds are being emitted cleanly and loudly, and which aren't. I usually can if I have good reference, but as these are the best headphones I've ever owned, so they become the new baseline. Also, the built in noise canceling is the best in the business right now, and is definitely better than its closest competitor. The reason why it is so good is due to the multiple microphones established in the soundbox housing, which not only work EXTREMELY well for the ANC, but also for phone calls. The phone calls made from these headphones are nearly studio mic grade in how they sound, and are much better than most things included on computers or competitor headphones nowadays.

CONS: Though I am not an audiophile, there is something that I can tell— when there is killer bass and when there isn't. And to my ears, these don't have a superheavy bass that will rattle your fillings, which is *fine*, but I thought there would simply be *more* bass in the audio. The bass may be enough for most music, and what it has is ok, but nothing akin to the huge bass I was *expecting*. The nice thing is that if you delve into the Accessibility Settings for your Apple product, you can set an audio profile for the headphones so it'll enhance the audio based on how well you hear (so already, this enhancement is *proprietary*; not a big deal for me as I own nothing but Apple devices, but YMMV).

EASE OF USE/ACCESSORIES

PROS: If using Apple products, the handoff of the headphones to the other devices works really, really well and hasn't needed to be paired more than once to each device it is used on. The pairing process is nicely simple if it does go wonky, and doesn't have nearly as many issues as other BT that gets locked into a single device. The equipment/accessories that it comes with are acceptable (charging lightning cable, bra-esque "case"). The stop/start/volume dial is very responsive and easy to click using the same click sequence that Airpod Pros have used for a while (Double click to advance, triple-click to go back, quad click, etc...). If you take them off your head, the headphones have a similar light sensor that other Airpods have to determine if they're in your ears or not, and will halt the music accordingly or start playing if they recognize they're back in place on your head. The lightning cable to charge the headphones is embedded in the base of the right-hand speaker box, and charges using the same style cable that your iPhone and old Airpods do, so you should already have at least one cable for it if you own Apple products.

CONS: Hooo boy, ok. So with any early adopter technology, there's always going to be some bugs that need working out, or some design flaw that (where not crippling) makes the headphones more of a chore and less fun to use. This may be our longest section, but please take these with a grain of salt— none of these are dealbreakers for *me*, but since I'm not you, YMMV. Here are the issues I found in no particular order, but NEED to be discussed as I've often seen them glossed over elsewhere—

- Analogue Connection. There is no direct analogue connection with these headphones. As most audiophioles claim, digital (especially wireless digital) will never be an acceptable connection replacement for analogue. And most high-grade cans have some sort of analog 3.5mm jack that can be plugged into a normal headphone port that will allow you to use these headphones with devices that don't transmit via BT, like a Record Player, or high-end sound system. The Airpods Max unfortunately have no such analogue connection. "But!" you may exclaim, "You can always use the Lightning port and plugin a Lightning to 3.5mm converter cable!" This is true... to an extent. First off, to get that feature to work, you need to get a SPECIFIC cable— Apple's Lighting to 3.5mm cable. The reason? Because that cable, and seemingly ONLY that cable, is BI-DIRECTIONAL. This means that no matter what end you plug your source into, that cable will translate the audio both ways. Most to all third-party cables (that I was able to find in my research) are like an annoying 13-year-old listening to music in 2011: all they play is ONE DIRECTION. Also, to top off the annoyance, when you DO use the Apple Cable, it takes the analogue source, transfers it to the headphones, whose signal is then converted to digital. Automatically, mandatorily, every time. This may be a problem for some people who demand their Analogue output to be heard in its original analogue glory. Also, the Apple cable that you HAVE to use is super cheap feeling and thin, instead of the normal thick or braided casing most headphone cables use. Did I mention that Apple also DOES NOT include this cable with the headphones? It's extra. Like about $30-$40 extra. So you may be better off with another set of headphones if you want a good, wired, analogue signal.

- The "Case". I feel like the case that is included with these headphones will go down in history alongside the 1998 iMac USB Puck mouse, the Apple Newton, and the Magic Mouse Lightning port as one of their more GLORIOUSLY STUPID design decisions. The "case" is made of what I can assume is leather, but for a set of ~$550 headphones, that's about the only "premium" feature they boast. There is minimal padding. There supposedly is a magnet included in the area where the headphone edges touch that triggers an internal reed switch to put the cans in standby mode. Half the "case" is exposed to the elements and doesn't fully cover the electronics, so it isn't ideal as something to protect from inclement weather. And lastly, and most egregious, is that there is no way to use the case to carry around the headphones or attach them to anything— no belt clip or loop, no hanging clip, nothing. So believe me when I say that you're gonna need a case for these things if they're ever gonna leave your home, and it's almost imperative if you live in a place with inclement weather. I bought a full zip case that has a built-in magnet for the reed switch, has a few pockets for cables, and is very padded. It was worth the cost to make sure that my headphones that cost *half a thousand dollars* stay safe. Apple's lack of protection has not only garnered users' ire, but made the Airpod Max case into little more than a joke, and I really can't see a counterargument to either of those things.

- Lack of Lossless audio on their own products. So as many know, Apple has just announced that it will have lossless audio on its Apple Music platform soon, which is a boon to audiophiles everywhere. But in everything I have read about it, they always have the caveat that the lossless audio currently doesn't work with the Airpod Max headphones. Even if you buy the bi-directional cable from Apple. And there has been no "we plan to support it soon" soundbite, or "we will be updating the Airpod Max firmware to be compatible in XXX of 202X". So, if that is super important for you, just know it may not be supported on this model of Airpods Max, possibly at all (Apple is notorious in doing this, and will just release it in the next version). So if it is released eventually, I wouldn't expect it on this model, and you'll have to plunk down another half a thousand bucks to get a set that will work with the feature.

WRAP UP/FINAL THOUGHTS

In the end, I'm really pleased with these headphones. They are some of the finest pieces of audio equipment that I have ever owned, and I love all the premium features they included. Certain areas leave something to be desired on them, but they are niggling feature issues or design kinks that will be worked out later. I am hopeful that these headphones will stay the same for a few revisions and the firmware/software will evolve to support more features, as well as the accessories (and third-party solutions) to be able to work more universally with non-Apple products or be more robust in their construction. To be fair, for a first draft Apple product, they are the accessory that I've had the least amount hassle with.

All in all, I highly enjoy and recommend these headphones, and if you are an Apple Fan and budding audiophile, I believe you will too. Let's just hope that Apple keeps improving these models to make them feel like they were worth the ~$550 price point.

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