well i think it's pretty clear that overall the xmNUMBER_TOKENs cancels more noise than the xmNUMBER_TOKEN as well in terms of low frequency noise cancellation they both work quite similar as in if you're looking to cancel the droning of a plane's engine or the rumbling of a subway train you are going to cancel just as much noise with these headphones but when it comes to canceling human voices the xmNUMBER_TOKENs are going to do a much better job so noisy co-workers noisy children noisy customers in a cafe you're gonna hear a lot less of them with the xmNUMBER_TOKENs and it seems like it's processing power has also got a small bump over the xmNUMBER_TOKENs because it switches into noise cancelling modes a lot quicker so how do they compare in terms of sound quality well they both sound very similar in fact if you're coming from the xmNUMBER_TOKENs you're going to think that the xmNUMBER_TOKEN sounds a lot like the xmNUMBER_TOKENs in many ways as in its heavy emphasis on the mid-range its bass extension its sound staging sounds very similar to that of the xmNUMBER_TOKENs but after doing repeated a to b comparisons between them i realized that they are voiced a little differently it seems like the xmNUMBER_TOKENs have a little more gain in its lower mid range so vocals in your music is gonna sound like it's got more body a little more gravitas and heaviness to it whereas vocals on the xmNUMBER_TOKENs sound a little thinner in contrast the xmNUMBER_TOKEN on the other hand sounds like it's got a little more brightness and sizzle in the upper mid and treble frequencies so in a way it sounds a little clearer and sharper than the xmNUMBER_TOKENs also its track separation seems to be a little better too especially in the lower mid range so it sounds a little cleaner overall regardless of the kind of music that you listen to so i think the xmNUMBER_TOKEN still sounds awesome overall compared to the xmNUMBER_TOKENs but of course if you still prefer a little more body and gravitas in your vocals you can always go into the sony headphones connect app and adjust the xmNUMBER_TOKEN sound quality from there just go into the graphic equalizer and try bumping up the NUMBER_TOKEN hertz band i think that'll get the xmNUMBER_TOKENs to sound like it's got a little more body in the mid range and here's the best part unlike the xmNUMBER_TOKENs if you use the graphic equalizer on the xmNUMBER_TOKEN it stays on priority on sound quality mode so you get to enjoy the best possible audio codecs available on your phone for example ldac on android and still enjoy the full benefits the full freedom of using the graphic equalizer okay bluetooth audio lag test we're gonna see if the xmNUMBER_TOKENs will have lower bluetooth audio lag than the xmNUMBER_TOKENs when gaming on an apple device and an android device as usual the apple device that i'm gonna use is the iphone se for android i'm gonna use the samsung galaxy note NUMBER_TOKEN plus first we're gonna see what no lag looks like on the iphone se this is audio straight from
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