IO-8

I own both PX8s2 and the Dali IO-8. I’ve been using them for about three months. I also used the original PX8 for about a month and returned after I got PX8s2. It’s hard to say definitively which one is the best. If asked which one of these three I would personally keep, I might choose the Dali IO-8

For gaming, there's no better wireless. For music, there's wireless headphones like the Focal Bathys, Mark Levinson's No.5909 and Dali IO-8 which are incredible. But Maxwell can hang with all of them with some EQ.

I doubt it that the PX8 s2 is better than the Dali IO12. The dahli is better and to my ears were comparable to the Bathys MG. Not to mention that the Dahli IO 12 cost over $1750 and the PX8 s2 cost $800.

Perso j'ai un Momentum 4 depuis 1 an et demi est il est plutôt bien niveau audio et a un très bon anc, mais on m'a vivement conseillé le io-6, io-8 ou si tu as un budget supplémentaire un io-12 de chez dali. Après c'est un budget.

I still feel a bit sad for staying with Dali IO-8 but I'll see maybe I can sell them for the IO-12. Those I found with H100 in a class of their own and realistically first wireless headphones that feel close to true audiophile than anything else. Epic soundstage and actually high-end frequency respo

I have the original PX8. Have enjoyed them for 2 years but now they are going to my daughter. I tried the PX8 S2, the HDB 630, the P100 SE, the Dali IO-8, the Dali IO-12, and the Noble Fokus Apollo. I didn't try the Bathys or Bathys MG. I owned the OG and sold them. They never clamped tight enough t

I was about to get the PX8s2, but ended up getting the IO-8 after trying both for some time. Main reason is that the IO-8 just sounded better to me. To my ears they have a wider soundstage, better details, especially in the mid-range and treble, and a more neutral bass, while still being engaging. T

I wouldn't necessarily go into this process with this train of thought; this is a blanket statement, made more vague by including an arguably ambiguous term. What classifies as an "audiophile" headphone, exactly? There's no real standard in place, and you'd likely get disagreements on what would fal

Make that one then (and if you care to look around, you’ll find plenty of other user reviews online from people who genuinely love theirs). I’m not even talking about regular reviews here. The 630 is much better than the M4 for me, and I own both. You’re constantly comparing them to “the competition

They are good and perhaps best in terms of balance between features such as anc, voice calls, spatial audio etc. but sound quality wise they're very far from best. There's many better sounding headphones, such as Focal Bathys, Dali IO-8 or IO-12 (just noticed the Dali's are crazy expensive in the US