That said, what you're paying for is a well-built headphone with excellent sound quality and if you don't care about "nice-to-have" features and performance is your top priority, it's hard to do better than the Drop + THX Panda.
The result is one of the best sounding wireless headphones we've heard to date, but for the price of $400 (about £310, AU$604), it lacks many of the ease-of-use features found on other wireless headphones in its price range, like customizable active noise cancellation (ANC), customizable EQ, and built-in digital assistant support. With its latest partnership, Drop and legendary Hi-Fi studio THX have teamed up again to design a headphone with the goal of creating one of the best-sounding wireless headphones on the market: The Drop + THX Panda. Drop, formerly known as Massdrop, has a history of excellent collaborations with audio companies like NuForce, Sennheiser, and THX to create lower-cost alternative versions of some of the most famous headphones ever created. The Panda also lacks ANC or customizable features, making them a niche product for music lovers. Build quality is great but the headphones are heavy and get uncomfortable after several hours. The Drop + THX Panda is one of the best sounding wireless headphones you can buy but its high price comes with a few sacrifices.
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