NW M1 무선 헤드폰: 독특한 오픈 이어 디자인 리뷰

### NW M1 무선 헤드폰: 독특한 오픈 이어 경험
* 🎧 NW M1 무선 헤드폰은 일본 최대 통신 회사인 NTT 소노리티가 개발한 **비교적 신생 브랜드인 nwm의 독특한 제품**입니다.
* 🔍 브랜드나 로고가 없는 미니멀한 디자인의 이 오픈형 헤드폰은 **무게가 185g에 불과**하고 내구성이 뛰어난 구조로 되어 있지만, 편안한 착용감을 위해 약간의 조절이 필요할 수 있습니다.
* 🌬 오픈형 디자인으로 통기성이 뛰어나 더운 날에 적합하지만, **주변 소음이 잘 들리기 때문에 귀를 막지 않고도 대화가 가능**하다는 것도 큰 장점입니다.
* 💵 가격은 **300달러**로, 기존 노이즈 캔슬링 헤드폰에 비해 저음이 많이 나오지는 않지만 **35mm 드라이버와 12mm 트위터**로 음질 면에서 기대 이상의 성능을 발휘합니다.
* 🔊 놀랍게도 액티브 위상 제거 기술로 인해 소리가 거의 새지 않아 **주변 사람들이 적당한 볼륨으로 오디오를 거의 들을 수 없기 때문에 공공장소에서 사용하기에 좋은 옵션**입니다.
* 📞 이 헤드폰은 음성 통화에 적합하여 시끄러운 환경에서도 선명한 커뮤니케이션이 가능하지만 **배경 소음이 선명도에 영향을 줄 수 있습니다.**
* 🔋 블루투스 5.3, **20시간의 배터리 수명**, 기본 조정을 위한 컴패니언 앱이 탑재된 NW M1 무선 헤드폰은 새로운 오디오 경험을 원하는 사람들에게 실험적이지만 유망한 옵션이 될 것입니다.
* 🤔 헤드폰의 확실한 미래는 아니지만, **더운 날에 편안함과 통풍**을 원하는 사용자에게는 디자인과 기능이 매력적으로 다가올 수 있습니다.

NW M1 무선 헤드폰은 음질은 인상적이지만 실험적이고 가격이 비싸다는 느낌이 듭니다.

Hey there folks. I review a lot of headphones, and these just might be the most unique and interesting ones that have come across my desk this year. They're called the NW M1 Wireless, and they're open-ear headphones. I'm going to tell you what's good about them and what's not so good about them. Let's go do [Music] this. Now you've probably never heard of nwm. I hadn't until recently, but it's a relatively new brand developed by NTT sonority, the audio engineering arm of Japan's largest telecommunications company. Aside from the fact that there are no ear cups, just a ring pad to hold the drivers in place around your ears, what's a little strange is that there's no branding on the headphones themselves, no logo, nothing. These don't even come with a carrying case that could be branded with a logo, and you can barely see the R on the headphones that lets you know left from right, which is slightly irritating. But if you're into streamlined minimalist tech products, the

design has its appeal, and the headphones are certainly lightweight at 185g and also seem pretty durable. They do have a bit of metal in their construction. They are comfortable once you get them on your head in the right position. My only two complaints are that while the driver swivel, the earpieces don't. They're fixed, and I could do with a touch more padding on the top of the headband. I should also note that the silicone ring that sits on your face takes a little getting used to. It's got some give to it and is generally comfortable, but I'm just so used to plush padded memory foam ear pads that the ring felt a little weird at times. The obvious benefit to having a completely open ear over your headphone is that you do get really nice ventilation. There's a bit of a breeze here. It's about 75°. I usually don't like wearing over-ear headphones on super hot days, but these feel really nice with my ears or air condition. No, nothing steaming up. The downside is like you

know there's sirens in the background, there's people around, and I can hear all that. Um, I have the volume on pretty low. There was a horn beep there, but I can talk to my camera woman here, um, without taking my headphones off, which is also a good thing. There were three things I was surprised about. First, the price. These list for $300, which seems like an awful lot. I was sort of expecting them to be more like $150, but to their credit, they sound surprisingly good for open headphones. Each earpiece is equipped with a 35mm driver along with a 12mm tweeter, and they sound quite respectable. Some people have said they don't get quite loud enough. That may be an Android thing, but I use them with iPhone 14 Pro, and I didn't have an issue with the volume. They don't produce a ton of bass, but they sound fuller than I thought they would and also offer decent clarity. And not surprisingly, they sound quite open with a wide sound stage. Soundwise, they just can't quite compete.

with a good set of $300 noise-canceling headphones, but they did exceed my expectations for this type of headphone. The other thing that's surprising is that they leak very little sound. Apparently, they're equipped with active phase cancellation to reduce sound leakage, something I've started to see in open earbuds. People had to stand quite close to me to hear anything coming out of them. I have it at about 30% volume so I can talk to you and hear you. I can barely hear them, to be honest. I could kind of hear the music but not too much. I'll go to 60%. Yeah, okay. I can hear the voices of the song that meant about 70%. I can sort of hear something. Yes, I could definitely hear it. There's a surprising amount of bass from you can't even until where anything is kept. This sound quality actually sounds good. I thought maybe it would sound like raspy or something like that. It's not as noise-canceling as you think it is, but

It sounds pretty cool. I think these are kind of nice. I like them a lot. I also thought these were good for voice calling. People said they could hear my voice well, even in fairly noisy environments, and said they heard very little background noise. I could also hear them well, though it did become a little harder to hear them when I had a lot of noise around me because these are open headphones, after all. As far as other specs go, these are equipped with Bluetooth 5.3. There's multipoint Bluetooth pairing and USBC audio for wired listening on computers and smartphones and tablets with USBC ports. Battery life is rated at 20 hours at moderate volume levels. They support the AAC, SBC, and LC3 audio codec, as well as the new Orac cast feature that lets you hear Bluetooth audio broadcasts in public spaces like gyms. And finally, there's a companion app for iOS and Android. It's pretty rudimentary but has an equalizer and allows you to do firmware upgrades. All in all, I got to

say I thought the NW M1 was a pretty cool headphone. It's too expensive and feels a bit beta or experimental, but it's pretty well designed and did exceed my expectations for sound quality and overall performance. Is it the future of over-ear headphones? I'm not so sure about that, but I do think we could see more open over-ear headphones going forward. At the right price, they'd be worth having in your headphone arsenal, particularly for those hot days when wearing over-your-head headphones just isn't fun. But let me know what you think. Does the design of these headphones appeal to you, or are they just too weird? I'm David Carfor, cnet.com. Thanks for watching.

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NW M1 무선 헤드폰은 오픈형이고 가벼우며 브랜드가 없는 미니멀한 디자인입니다.

통풍이 잘되고 편안하지만 고정식 이어피스와 특이한 실리콘 링에 익숙해지는 데 다소 시간이 걸릴 수 있습니다.

이 헤드폰은 내구성이 뛰어나고 시원한 착용감을 제공하여 더운 날에 이상적입니다.

이 헤드폰의 가격은 300달러로 예상보다 높지만 35mm 드라이버와 12mm 트위터로 놀라울 정도로 좋은 음질을 제공합니다.

액티브 위상 제거 기능으로 인해 소리가 거의 새지 않아 조용히 사용할 수 있습니다.

저음이 많이 나오지는 않지만 오픈형 헤드폰에 대한 기대치를 뛰어넘는 풍부한 사운드와 적절한 선명도를 제공합니다.

이 헤드폰은 시끄러운 환경에서도 주변 소음을 최소화하여 선명한 음성 통화를 제공합니다.

3, 멀티포인트 페어링, 유선 청취를 위한 USBC 오디오를 제공합니다.

20시간의 배터리 수명과 여러 오디오 코덱을 지원하며, 이퀄라이저와 컴패니언 앱을 통한 펌웨어 업그레이드 기능도 갖추고 있습니다.

NW M1 헤드폰은 멋진 디자인이지만 비싸고 실험적인 느낌이 듭니다.

음질과 전반적인 성능은 기대 이상입니다.

오버이어 헤드폰의 미래는 아니지만 개방형 디자인이 더 보편화되어 더운 날에 좋은 옵션이 될 수 있습니다.