High-quality streaming is supported with Bluetooth codecs aptX HD and aptX low-latency.
This adds to the Amiron’s weight but helps to make these headphones feel so durable.
Nothing about the Amiron feels cheap.
I think the cables complement the design, as they do make the Amiron look more professional and premium.
If the earcups were to ever show wear they are user replaceable.
Controls and Input Options
The left earcup is free of buttons and ports.
These are responsive, easy to trigger, and programmed very similarly to other headsets.
Somewhat uniquely, you’ve got the option to also forward or rewind media by swiping and holding.
Portability
The Amiron Wireless are comparable in size to Beyerdynamic’s professional studio headphones.
For several years, my Sony WH-1000XM4 have been my favorite pair of headphones to travel with.
The earcups don’t swivel or fold, so you’re stuck with that bulky shape.
The pouch holds the included USB-C to USB-A cable and its 1/8" TRRS audio cable.
Although these are over-ear headphones, I noticed more spacing where the back of my ear met my neck.
With the lack of active noise cancelation, these headphones aren’t the best for noisier environments.
Even when listening at lower volumes, I was unable to hear those background noises.
It still sounds thumpy, but not too overpowering.
Listening to Post-Rock songs likeDark RiftbyGod is an Astronaut, I actually felt that the bass was just perfect.
Similarly, mids and highs are clear but never feel overdone.
While tracks may not sound as “exciting” at first, the experience overall feels more refined.
These offer a wide soundstage and incredible detail.
WithSea of TreesbyGod is an Astronaut, the eerie synth intro reverberated much more at lower volumes.
Into the chorus, the modulated voice was more clearly panning between the two channels.
The Amiron Wireless are more on-par with other studio headphones rather than Bluetooth headsets.
With their more neutral sound, these headphones aren’t nearly as fatiguing to listen to for longer sessions.
The only area these struggle in is again with that passive noise isolation.
They provide exceptional detail and really can’t be matched by any other wireless option.
The Amiron Wireless are comfortable to wear but at the expense of rather limited passive noise isolation.
While comprising on portability, the Amiron Wireless gives you one of the best wireless headphones available.
