In fact, although it has been a European Travel Agent for many years, it has not been to Scandinavia. The closest thing is just Switzerland, where the quality of life is close and there are fairy tales in the scenery.
With Nordic as the beginning, in fact, it is necessary to elicit the following products for everyone to introduce. In addition to the affluence and tranquility of communism, Nordic people's feelings are in fact a rich source of modern science and technology and culture.
For example, the modern popular ABBA band from Sweden, the famous streaming media service Spotify is also a product of Sweden; Denmark produces speakers, such as Bang & Olufsen, DYNAUDIO or today's protagonist Libratone.
Compared to the Danish audio brand, which has a century of history, Libratone, born in 2009, is undoubtedly younger, but also full of vitality. It initially opened its popularity with support for Apple AirPlay, and later brought with it unique features such as wool sound, which was impressive.
When the iPhone 7 canceled 3.5mm headphone jack, Libratone also timely launched the wireless headphone Q ADAPT On Ear, which is obviously very know how to market. As an emerging Nordic audio brand, Libratone is younger, stylish, and relatively close to the people. In fact, after I used the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear for a while, I already loved it.
When you get the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear, you don't feel it in your eyes. The exquisite round packaging is very simple and exquisite. It's just like the round gift box often used by luxury goods such as Chanel or Dior. At least for those of you who only bought a Japanese Dafa headset, it would be much more fun than an industrial, untouched square package.
The interior is equally welcoming, with a leather case that makes it easy to carry and protect the headset, and comes with a 3.5mm and micro USB cable for wired connection and charging.
The size of the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is smaller than that of a normal earcup headset, so it can be easily loaded into handbags, briefcases, camera cases, and schoolbags to make it easier to enjoy beautiful music. So for those friends who struggle with the portability and sound quality of wireless headphones, Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is a good compromise solution.
The design of the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is undoubtedly very "Nordic". The retractable headband has a one-piece structure. You don't find the sliding layer on the side or inside, and all rely on metal rods to achieve size adjustment, which is extremely refined and simple. The headband's leather is very comfortable, as is the inner earmuffs.
The modern embodiment of the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is on the outside of its left earcup, which is the area where the "Bird" Logo is located. Two-finger tap to pause, play, or answer phone calls, single finger clockwise or counterclockwise; you can adjust the volume; you can also fully cover the earmuffs with your palm, when the concert stops, the microphone starts, It is still useful to communicate with the outside world without removing the headset, such as when the stewardess is on the plane to deliver meals. When you remove the headset, the music stops and the music is played again after you put it on.
Here's the sound quality. Because I'm not the core audiophile, I often use mobile phones to listen to songs, but the most expensive headphones I bought are only around 1500-2000 yuan. However, the price range of Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is also in this range, so I feel that I can still make a non-professional, but objective assessment.
I used the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear intermittently for a few days, so the headset obviously hasn't entered the "deaf" stage. Later, I downloaded the Libratone application and adjusted the headphone equalizer to "bass boost." The player is the iPhone 6, off the equalizer, play local and network music (QQ music, no equalizer and DTS).
In terms of music, I first played the OST of a game (Destiny). This "Cabel Stomp", due to the game's background, needs to depict a grand force similar to that of the Roman legionary force, using a large number of drums, cellos, and Large rendering atmosphere, these parts of the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear can achieve enough pressure, while the middle of the marimba sound interspersed, but also enough clear and prominent, a good sense of hierarchy.
Cheng Shijing's "On the Street" is a typical Korean Ballad love song, describing the scene of walking in the streets full of memories and paying homage to the loss of love. The opening solo piano sound is very pleasing, showing the clear quality of Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear. The middle drum, violin and vocals are mixed, each part is very clear, and the mood of the whole song is very complete.
I also tried to play the Live version of "Wild Tzu". Objectively speaking, Su Yunying's voice is relatively sharp, especially the treble part. Although Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear did not appear treble break, it made me feel a little harsh, of course, may have a certain relationship with the weak reverberation of Live.
In the end, it was Jay Chou and Ah Mei’s “should not be.†The song itself has strong bass, and the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear performs very well. The bass is strong enough but not excessive, and the details of the midrange piano and violin are also satisfactory.
The Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is also equipped with the "CityMix" noise reduction function, which can be adjusted from 0 to 100 in the application. Since I don't like to walk or use the headphones in the car, I did not test it in the outdoor drop. Noise effect. However, in the cafe I turned noise reduction to about 60%, and the effect is still very good. When flying, you can try to drive 80-100%, which will have some effect on engine noise.
In general, the sound quality of Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear is in line with the configuration of its 40mm dynamic drive unit. The sound quality is clear and the detail is outstanding. Although bass is not very strong, it can meet the needs of various pop music, light music and some pure music. At least in the price range of less than 2,000, I prefer its sense of hearing (compared to the Dafa model I bought earlier). The digital taste is not that heavy.
Of course, I also really like the design and workmanship of the Libratone Q ADAPT On Ear. The compact and exquisite body allows me to put it in my handbag and use it in a cafe or on a plane. The 20-hour play time is also decent enough. . You know, although the pure wireless earbuds are more suitable for the iPhone 7 Plus that I have not yet arrived, but the sense of wearing, sound quality and shorter endurance are all inescapable disadvantages.
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