AKG N60NC vs Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC

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Comparing AKG N60NC vs Sennheiser HD 4.50 was interesting as the first device is wireless and semi-open and the second one is also wireless but closed-back. Another feature that makes them different is that AKG N60NC has an on-ear design, while Sennheiser HD 4.50 has an over-ear wearing style. If you are curious about whether they have anything in common, then keep reading.

Features

Speaking of impedance, AKG N60NC has 32 Ohm, while Sennheiser HD 4.50 has only 18 Ohm. Their frequency response is also pretty different since the first appliance has a range of 10 Hz - 22 kHz and the second one works in a range between 18 Hz and 22 kHz. Let's take a look at sensitivity. In the case with AKG N60NC, this feature is 111 dB, whilst Sennheiser HD 4.50 has 113 dB. Sennheiser HD 4.50 vs AKG N60NC supports Siri and Google Assistant.

As Sennheiser HD 4.50 is a wireless appliance, it supports aptX and NFC. AKG N60NC has a rechargeable battery which can last up to 30 hours. Meanwhile, the battery of Sennheiser HD 4.50 can work 19 hours. But if the noise canceling function if off, you can listen to music for 25 hours after 2 hours charging. The devices come with a cable, which means they have a battery-free listening mode.

Sound

Both of the considered devices have noise canceling, however, using Sennheiser HD 4.50 you can adjust its level. Its bass is deep, powerful, and smooth. Low-mids are warm and full-bodied, yet they don’t become muddy or overly boosted.

With AKG N60NC, you get powerful, balanced audio performance. Mid-bass, responsible for the body of bass guitars and punch of the kick drums is quite well-balanced.

Comfort and design

Buying these headphones you get a carry case. Both of the considered devices have a headband that can be adjusted.

The headphones have built-in buttons but AKG N60NC also has an in-line control. The wire which you get with these appliances is 120 cm long in the case with AKG N60NC and 140 cm long in the case with Sennheiser HD 4.50. The first one has an in-line microphone, while the other one is equipped with a built-in one.

AKG N60NC pros and cons

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