Just how small is the sweet spot when listening to these? Can it fit 2 people? Will those sound good on a coffee table or do they need to be placed on a desk?

Given the mSATA storage, does this play audio files as well? If so, is the playback native on the DAC/AMP?

Does the integrated volume knob still work for controlling volume when using these in bluetooth mode, or is it only functional when attached to the base and operating in ASE mode?

Would be nice to see some more detail regarding battery life estimates. Assuming 75mAh per ear, case provides approx 5 full charges to both ears, would suggest 24 hours / 6 full charges = ~4 hours per charge. If 75mAh is instead the total combined capacity of both ear pieces, the math is a lot less attractive, 10 charges from the case, 24 hours / 11 full charges = ~2.2 hours per charge. How do different noise cancelling modes affect battery life? Usually using a dongle (in this case, the base) instead of bluetooth improves battery life; Is that the case here, and if so, how much?

Looking for opinions. I currently have a Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Evo paired with a Hana EL cartridge and a Parks Puffin pre-amp. I really like that TT, but it's missing a few key features that I'd like: (1) VTA adjustment, (2) removable headshell, and (3) wider range of anti-skate adjustment. Would this Audio Technica TT be a viable side-grade to get those features (I will move the Hana cartridge over)? Or am I taking a step backwards?

I can tell you from personal ownership, I love my Cyberblades. My name is Wikkimanoyeah on instagram and WikkiWikki420 on GH. Having committed to the Angry Miao world of No Wires. Keyboards and headphones. I wouldn't be surprised if a wireless Angry Miaouse is in the pipeline. The audio is clear and rich. Fills the highs and really fills out the lows. With the app, you are able to change the colors that are displayed and a few effects to change between. But beyond performance, these things are LOOKERS. There really isn't anything else on the market like the Shell Blacks housing. Best of all, if you are into the style, their keyboards match the styling fantastically. At $249, it feels like they are giving them away. Pick up a pair or two today, but really one pair will keep you listening all day long. The batteries really do deserve a lot of credit. The app for iPhone is the one I used. It is basic in function but everything works as intended. The case functions as a volume knob, which is convenient when gaming and mom comes walking in your room. You should never be caught off guard now. The active noise cancelling, for a companies first implementation, is really good. Though of all aspects of the Cyberblades, the ANC is the only thing that left a little to be desired. Which isn't that big of a deal, as the intended purpose of these surprisingly isn't for on the go listening... they are mainly for gaming. That should tell you that the audio profile is geared as such, but leans more neutral than bass.

Speaker body structure made of metal, plastic, compressed wood...Swiss cheese?

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