They're usually a little expensive at $250, but Amazon has them marked down to just $200 in a variety of colors. While ear hooks might sound a little odd coming from the world of more traditional wireless earbuds, there's no need to worry. These are among the most comfortable earbuds we've tested, with our reviewer Ryan Waniata noting that he "wore the buds for several hours a day over a full week with barely a pinch."
The Wave T5 isn't just another wireless mic - it's engineered to perform under pressure. With a 120dB maximum SPL and an 80dB signal-to-noise ratio, the device captures everything from whispered narration to dynamic vocal projection with remarkable clarity. Its 48kHz/24-bit resolution delivers the kind of studio-level sound you'd expect from bulky, high-end rigs, all in a package that clips discreetly onto your shirt.
The 30mm drivers here are the same as Sony's WH-1000XM6 headphones, so you're getting rich audio as a baseline, with some EQ presets designed specifically for effects you'll encounter in FPSs, like footsteps, gunshots, and directional sound effects. Notably, however, they're smaller than the 40mm drivers in the H9, supporting Sony's goal here in allowing for clearer, more detailed sound.
It's hard to imagine that these headphones leave any room for improvement. Their spatiality and clarity are excellent. The accuracy of music reproduction is good enough even to pick up occasional flaws in the original recordings..."