Beyerdynamic Aventho 300: Two-minute review
The Beyerdynamic Aventho 300 are a fantastic pair of wireless headphones.
And theyre as feature-filled as any other model at this price point.
I believe that, since their release this year, they belong in the conversation for thebest wireless headphones.
But, they still fare very well.
And again, they sound fantastic.
On top of that, the battery life is very, very good.
There are a couple aspects that hold the Beyerdynamic Aventho 300 from being perfect.
And, the main way to control audio on the headphones is a touchpad on the right ear.
Its innovative, but slow to respond and comes with a bit of a learning curve.
Still, its annoying.
At the end of the day, however, the pros vastly outweigh the cons.
Both are fantastic sounding headphones.
That said, there is more than enough flexibility available in the app to adjust the EQ.
The app also allows toggling things like auto shutdown, sidetone, and LED brightness.
Theres even a touch guide to show how to use the touchpad on the side of the headphones.
Though you wont see it in the app, multipoint connectivity is available.
Its also worth noting that theres AAC and aptX lossless (and adaptive) support.
Its a good idea, but takes a bit to learn.
This is probably the area where these headphones could use the most fine tuning for successive models.
After about 10 hours of listening, I had 80% battery life left without charging back up.
Considering they charge via USB-C, 10 minutes of charging gets about five hours of play.
The high-end is also a little hyped, which adds a bit to the clarity.
But, its not so prominent to be in-your-face or painful.
The soundstage is just as stellar.
It feels wide enough to make me feel like Im sitting on stage with the musicians.
Far off elements are well-placed so that I get a really immersive sense of space.
Since theres Dolby Atmos support, I should mention that its a nice touch.
However, it is a virtual spatial audio so everything just sounds like theres just a bit more reverb.
While more dimensional, it doesnt really add much to the experience unless watching a movie or show.
I feel the same way about the headtracking that can be enabled.
It works well if that matters to you.
you might spend much more for models that arent really any better.
But you’re able to spend much less and still get very good-sounding headphones.
At least, you get a nice hard shell case and drawstring bag out of the deal.
Should I buy the Beyerdynamic Aventho 300?
Somehow, they still have a large bass response.
So, if youre looking to get the bang for your buck, there are other options to consider.
However, theyre great value and not just because theyre a bit cheaper.
