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Battery
5.0
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9 reviews
5.0
Battery life is a standout at roughly 60 hours with ANC on and up to 100 hours with ANC off, with many reviewers reporting weeks between charges; quick charging is strong (about 2–4 hours from 5 minutes depending on ANC) and a full charge is commonly around 2–2.5 hours, plus the battery is user-replaceable.
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A user replaceable internal battery significantly extends the service life of the headphones compared with typical sealed ANC models, fitting the product's ecological and longevity focused concept.
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Charging
4.7
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6 reviews
4.7
USB-C fast charging is genuinely practical, commonly delivering around 4 hours of playback from a 5-minute top-up and filling the large battery in roughly 2–2.5 hours.
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User replaceable earpads let owners refresh worn cushions instead of replacing the entire headphone, supporting both comfort over time and the P100's sustainability-focused design.
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Use of vegan leatherette, user replaceable earpads and a replaceable internal battery gives the P100 a more sustainable, long lived design than many sealed ANC rivals that must be discarded when parts wear out.
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aptX
4.6
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8 reviews
4.6
Supports aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless for higher bitrate and lossless-capable Bluetooth on compatible devices, helping deliver cleaner wireless sound than basic SBC-only connections.
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Android pairing is smooth in most reports, with features like Google Fast Pair and aptX codecs on compatible phones, plus USB-C digital audio on many Android devices; Android users expecting LDAC will need to use aptX or wired USB instead.
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Codec support
4.6
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6 reviews
4.6
AAC plus aptX Adaptive and aptX Lossless provide higher-quality Bluetooth audio on iOS and many Android devices, including lossless-capable playback from compatible sources, though LDAC is not offered for Android users who prefer that ecosystem.
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Build quality
4.6
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6 reviews
4.6
Premium fit and finish with sturdy aluminum hardware, durable vegan leather pads and a replaceable battery, plus well executed plastics and tight construction tolerances that make the P100 feel more expensive and longer lived than many rivals.
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The P100 present mixes with strong separation between instruments, making it easy to distinguish melodies, percussion and backing parts even in dense arrangements, which contributes to their engaging, hi fi character.
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Cable quality
4.5
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3 reviews
4.5
The supplied USB C and 3.5 mm cables use sturdy, woven jackets that resist tangling and feel more durable than the thin rubber leads often bundled with competing headphones.
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A protective hard case and both USB C and 3.5 mm audio cables are included in the box, covering travel and wired listening needs without forcing buyers to purchase basic accessories separately.
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Multipoint connectivity works dependably to keep the P100 connected to two devices at once, allowing seamless switching between, for example, a laptop and a phone without repeated manual pairing.
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An infinitely adjustable headband lets users dial in fit for different head sizes, and once set the sliders tend to hold their position well, supporting consistent comfort and seal over time.
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Wired playback via USB-C or 3.5mm is widely described as a noticeable step up from Bluetooth, with USB-C in particular enabling cleaner, more detailed (often lossless) playback, though the headphones still require battery power in wired mode.
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Vegan leatherette memory-foam pads feel plush and seal well; many note they stay comfortable and not overly hot, but some users still experience warming or pressure hotspots on longer sessions.
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Physical button controls are generally easy to operate with clear tactile feedback, but some reviewers find certain buttons harder to locate quickly and note the control scheme is not as modern or customizable as touch-based rivals.
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Design is widely described as sleek and premium with aluminum accents and subtle branding, giving a more upscale, minimalist look than many sub-$300 competitors.
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Bluetooth 5.3 provides a stable wireless connection with typical range and obstacle performance, pairing cleanly with modern smartphones and supporting reliable multipoint links without frequent dropouts or glitches.
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Soundstage feels open and well-defined for a closed-back wireless design, coming across as expansive to many listeners while still aiming for realistic width and depth rather than exaggerated surround effects.
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USB-C
4.3
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7 reviews
4.3
The USB C port handles both charging and digital audio, working seamlessly as a USB sound device on Android and Windows devices even if compatibility can be more limited on some Apple hardware.
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Bluetooth works well across Android, iOS and computers, and USB-C audio is generally straightforward on Windows/Android, though a few reviews report USB-C wired audio is less seamless on some Apple devices.
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Earcups provide useful articulation for fit, including swivel and flat rotation, which helps with sealing and around-the-neck wear, though the included case can limit how flat they pack.
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Sound quality
4.3
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9 reviews
4.3
Most reviews praise a clean, hi-fi presentation with strong detail, separation and an engaging balance that competes above its price, though a minority find it a touch restrained in punch or excitement unless EQ is tweaked or listening is done wired.
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Treble clarity
4.3
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6 reviews
4.3
Treble detail is crisp and articulate without becoming piercing at normal levels, but a few listeners prefer a small EQ lift for extra sparkle and upper-register energy.
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A seven band EQ with useful presets and the ability to save custom profiles allows meaningful tonal tweaks, though several reviewers find the default tuning so well judged that they rarely feel the need to adjust it.
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Factory EQ presets such as Blues, Electronic, Natural, Rock and Voice are thoughtfully tuned for their intended genres, offering quick, sensible tonal changes without dramatically distorting the headphone's overall character.
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Bass is deep and punchy with a tasteful lift and good control, sometimes sounding a little fuller with ANC engaged, but it still avoids the extreme club-like slam and speed some electronic music fans want.
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On ear controls can trigger the phone's voice assistant reliably, and the microphones pick up commands clearly enough that voice control feels like a practical way to manage playback and basic tasks.
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Midrange is generally clear and expressive with vocals and instruments presented naturally, though at least one review finds the mids a bit thin and less dynamically biting than top rivals.
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Three ANC strengths, typically labeled Low, Medium and High, let listeners adjust how much external noise is removed for commuting, office or home listening without dramatically altering the core sound signature.
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The molded hardshell case feels sturdy and protective with an internal pocket and magnetic cable storage, and while it is slim and well made it still occupies more space in a bag than the most compact travel cases.
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App
4.1
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7 reviews
4.1
Melomania Connect (iOS/Android) handles ANC/transparency settings, a seven-band EQ with presets, gaming mode, wear detection and firmware updates without requiring an account, though some users note app-store confusion between Melomania versions and limited EQ labeling.
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A low-latency gaming mode (often cited around sub-80ms) improves lip-sync for video and casual gaming, though some latency can remain for rhythm-sensitive apps.
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Call quality is often praised for clear, loud speech capture even outdoors, but at least one review reports the mic sounding a bit distant and letting in more background noise than expected, so results can vary by environment and firmware.
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Long-session comfort is mixed: many find the plush pads and fit comfortable for hours, but others report fatigue from the 330g weight, clamp pressure or a stiff headband, and some experience ear warmth during extended wear.
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ANC is above average and effective against travel/commute noise, especially low-frequency drone, but it still trails Bose/Sony for total isolation; fit and wind can cause unevenness, and a few reviews mention faint hiss or popping/crackle when moving or at very low volumes.
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Passive isolation is solid for an over-ear and helps keep voices and general chatter down, but effectiveness depends on getting a good seal, and a looser fit can reduce both isolation and ANC performance.
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Clamping force has been described as relaxed by some but uncomfortably tight by others, with the grip varying by head shape and sometimes creating noticeable pressure on the ears and skull during longer listening sessions.
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The relatively heavy 330 g chassis can weigh on the head and neck for some listeners, but others find the mass and clamping force reasonably well judged for a full size ANC design, so perceived comfort varies depending on fit preferences and sensitivity to weight.
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Transparency offers multiple strength options and is useful for basic awareness, with some finding its strongest setting close to true-through, but voices and announcements can still sound a bit muffled and a faint hiss may be audible in quiet moments.
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Find My
3.8
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1 review
3.8
The app offers a basic Find My Headphones feature that uses Bluetooth proximity or signal strength to help locate the headset within typical wireless range.