As with most noise cancelling headphones, though, the character of the sound varied depending on whether the ANC feature is turned on or off. With high quality, dynamic sound and a minimalistic product design, you can catch the vibe everywhere you go with your music.

Their rotating plastic cup surrounds clack around like maracas when the headphones are waggled in the air, and the hinges that let the headband fold in on itself for portability’s sake barely hold their position.The WeSc Banjo headphones are instruments that make sounds when you fiddle around with them, no proper education needed. Today, WeSC offers a large array of products and merch that spans headphones to hoodies, working with star-powered figures and brands in pop culture. Zingy, but not harsh, treble offsets the boisterous, muscular bass well, ensuring that the WeSC Chambers by RZA Premium don’t devolve into horribly bass-centric headphones. as real users, posing a threat to a site’s security, so the site sometimes runs random security checks. It’s all very neatly implemented, to the extent that you’d never guess they are noise cancelling headphones from a glance.

With an all over print and five pocket construction, these overalls provide a unique look you won't find anywhere else. Both the treble and bass are significantly energised, making the headphones sound far more lively – if less balanced in some respects. Featuring a contemporary foldable design, an integrated microphone and a button panel to keep you in control of your playlist, it’s a convenient option for those that are constantly changing locations. Continuing their mission, the brand’s latest endeavor is a duo of headphones: the WeSC True Wireless and WeSC On Ear. Today, we have millions of users a month from around the world, and assess more than 1,000 products a year.All image and audio content is used by permission of the copyright holders or their agents, and/or according to fair dealing as per the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Although not perfectly controlled, the bass is seriously deep and powerful – and not so dominant that any non-electronic music sounds swamped and confused. The headband’s core is made of a fairly chunky band of steel, while the rest of the headphone is made from a mixture of aluminium and plastic parts.

Although the WeSC Chambers by RZA Premium are distinctly Beats-like, they have a much less destructive obsession with bass than all the Beats-range headphones we’ve tried recently.A couple of times during testing, the powerful bass made the slightly loose plastic battery cover rattle audibly, as if the music has somehow hooked into its resonant frequency. Editorial independence means being able to give an unbiased verdict about a product or company, with the avoidance of conflicts of interest.

Looks-wise, the WeSC Chambers by RZA Premium come across as a Beats Studio impersonator, with a little less style than that pair. There’s a distinct ‘V’ shape to the sound, which makes headphones sound energetic rather than accurate, but then these were never going to be studio-grade headphones.

But as these are not particularly light headphones thanks to the extra tech inside that we’ll get onto in a minute, the headband does sit a little heavily on your bonce. There is a an over-emphasis down low, which makes us wish WeSC had reined it in a little more, but it’s probably just what people looking for this kind of headphone are out for – and bass separation is far better than in the recently-tested Beats by Dr. They feature front slant pockets, a coin pocket, side hook detail, a hidden chest pocket zipper, and WeSC shank button and zip fly.