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Chiming in to remind people to check with their library to see if it gives them full access to Consumer Reports.
Yup! They're great. We decided to splurge for a subscription this year, but they're the GOAT when it comes to consumer reviews.
I subscribe to them. But they are not ALWAYS correct, and sometimes are out of date, and sometimes it’s just numbers, without any written analysis. So I like to solicit multiple sources of opinion and experience.
And they’re quite a bit off for electronics. Rtings is WAY better.
Do you like the Rtings pick for best noise cancelling headphones? I have a knee jerk aversion to anything audio coming from Sony for sound quality, but I believe the headphones might be different?
I haven’t listened to them but they do get reviewed well almost everywhere. They have more bass by default than I like and they dip a bit in the treble which I also don’t prefer (I like slightly bright and otherwise balanced sound).
I share your preferences I think