Dolby Dimension

Really well-built and comfy to wear ; Great sound with neat ambient listening mode ; Snazzy magnetic wireless charging dock

Expensive ; Can feel heavy for long use ; Audio lags for some streaming services like YouTube ; Included pouch dumps dust and lint onto headphones

Stellar audio quality ; Loaded with features ; Extremely comfortable

Expensive ; Battery life takes a hit with all that tech ; No folding design ; Micro USB and Bluetooth 4.2

Excellent sound. Comfortable. Easily switched between three different devices. Active noise cancellation with LifeMix for listening to your surroundings. Head tracking 3D audio.

Expensive. No wired connection.

Bottom Line: The Dolby Dimension wireless headphones are built for technophiles, with excellent sound quality, noise cancellation, head tracking, and the ability to hear your surroundings and media at the same time.

Easily switch between multiple devices ; Comfortable headband and well-padded earcups ; Expansive soundstage that’s ideal for movies and cinema

Difficult to use on the go ; Cannot be connected to two devices at the same time ; LifeMix features don’t completely alleviate the fact that you’re wearing headphones

It’s likely that Dolby will put this kind of technology into other products, including more portable headphones, and that might make me more interested in them. But for now, I’m saving my $600.