They have a better sense of perspective than women. Women, however, quite literally take in the bigger picture. They have wider peripheral vision, because they have more of the receptor rods and cones in the retina, at the back of the eyeball, to receive a wider arc of visual input. The differences extend to the other senses. Women react faster, and more acutely, to pain, although their overall resistance to long-term discomfort is greater than men's.
Women are simply better equipped to notice things to which men are completely blind and deaf.
Women are better at picking up social cues, picking up important nuances of meaning from tones of voice or intensity of expression. Men sometimes become exasperated at a woman's reaction to what they say. Women tend to be better judges of character. Older females have a better memory for names and faces, and a greater sensitivity to other people's preferences. Sex differences have been noted in the comparative memory of men and women.