ReviewAria Me noise cancelling headphones give you a hearing test, then adjust the sound to fit your ears
- To personalise the user experience, the Aria Me noise cancelling headphones test your hearing on first use to create a custom sound profile
- The Bluetooth headphones, which last 24 hours on a single charge and have a charging stand, are light and comfortable. Sound is on par with much pricier rivals
I have reviewed more than a few sets of headphones over the years, and sometimes it gets hard to tell them apart. But a pitch from Avantree about its Aria Me Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones got my attention.
Aria Me headphones use an app on your phone to create a personalised custom profile based on your hearing. Your custom profile is loaded to the headphones, so you get a better sound experience no matter the source of your music.
When you unbox the Aria Me headphones, you charge them up and pair them via Bluetooth to your phone.
You are instructed to download the Avantree Audio app to your iOS or Android phone, and to create a custom hearing profile by taking a brief hearing test.
You’ll go through a range of frequencies, one ear at a time. When you finish, the app creates a sound profile that adjusts the frequency response of the music to match the levels of your hearing.