105 AER

Just got the 105 AER, prioritising comfort.

The 105 AER took them by surprise and is a great choice, full stop.

Has the Meze 99 Classics, 105 AER and Alba.

Finds the 105 AER about 90% of the 109 Pro, their favourite under $1k.

Found the 105 AER had a misty sheen clouding the top end.

Is comparing the Meze 105 AER with the Arya Stealth and Organic.

Loves their 105 AER; such a musical and fun headphone.

The 105 AER got them back into headphones; such fun headphones.

Bought the 105 AER last month and finds it absolutely gorgeous.

Owns the 105 AER and others and still finds the HD 650 the best of the list.

Owned the Meze 105 AER and Maxwell and finds neither good for FPS.

Has the HD 650 and 105 AER; the AER is by far the most comfortable and best looking.

After three months finds music on the 105 AER really good.

Pulled the trigger on the 105 AER in a sale after lots of research.

The 105 AER's V-shape was too big a shift for them, but it's more comfortable out of the box than their other set.

Really likes their Meze 105 AER and its build.

Owns the HD 650 and tried the 105 AER; its treble is fatiguing for them.

Owns both and slightly prefers the 105 AER, but only with EQ; very open.

Just opened the Meze 105 AER and finds it amazing.

Had the 105 AER and sold it; the HD 490 Pro is worlds better.

Got a used 105 AER with a 4.4mm cable for $300 and loves the sound with slight EQ.

Their new 105 AER order from Amazon arrived with snowboard shoes inside instead.

Just bought the 105 AER and is looking at amps and DACs for it.

Compared the Sony MDR-MV1 with the 105 AER, AR5000 and HD599 they had.

Finds Meze has really outdone themselves with the 105 AER.

Went from the XM4 to the 105 AER: they sound so good and are so comfortable.

Recently got the 105 AER with a FiiO K7 BT but isn't getting the wow effect.

Just pulled the trigger on the 105 AER at a good price.

Owns the 105 AER and didn't like the MDR-MV1.

Chose the Meze 105 AER as their daily driver.

Found a crazy sale on the Meze 105 AER and ordered it.

Just got the Meze 105 AER and is new to Meze.

Has the 105 AER and it sounds great connected to pretty much anything.

Purchased the Meze 105 AER after research.

Got the 105 AER for 300 euros and finds it amazing, a great step up from the Neo.

Has the 99 Classics as a fun headphone and finds the 105 AER the step forward.

Just bought the 105 AER; owns the 99 and Bathys and finds the AER great for the money.

Loves their 105 AER after a couple of months with nothing bad to say.

Finds the 105 AER's tuning so good and timbre perfect.

Has the 105 AER and Elite; the AER is great.

Has the 105 AER and loves it to death.

The 105 AER with a Shanling EH1 are their first wired headphones after the Momentum.

Has the 105 AER and absolutely loves it after moving away from Sennheiser sound.

Adores their Meze 105 AER; with a better cable and a FiiO K11 R2R it sounds incredible.

Their Meze 105 AER is a very good little brother to the Empyrean: like warm, bassy honey.

Chose the 105 AER over the 109 Pro after a demo: much cheaper, warm and non-fatiguing, definitely not muddy.

Their first hi-fi headphones, the 105 AER on an Apple dongle: remarkably clear, bright yet warm, with present bass that never masks other instruments.

“The sound is remarkably clear, bright, yet warm at the same time. Personally, I could even handle a bit more brightness, but this tuning is very pleasing.”

Got the 105 AER two weeks ago and finds them fantastic and extremely comfortable; they make older 60s and 70s recordings sound great where an Arya would be too revealing.

Just received the 105 AER: lively with real slam and impact on metal and J-pop, yet surprisingly natural, and very sensitive, so a FiiO BTR7 drives it well.

“They sound really good in terms of slam and impact, very lively pair What really surprised me is that they also sound fairly natural, I could probably get them to sound even better with some minor but proper eq”

Just got the 105 AER and would keep it over their Audio Zenith and Grado: smooth, warm, great bass and mids with non-fatiguing highs and rare cohesion, and the most comfortable cans they've had.

“they are so smooth musical warm great bass and mids non fatiguing high but most of all have a cohesiveness I’ve never heard anywhere else. Everything just fits so well together sonically.”