Learn how Denon PerL and PerL Pro earbuds deliver a personalized sound experience using Masimo AAT

In this video, we sit down with Erin Laya from the Denon team to discuss the new PerL and PerL Pro earbuds. Both models are equipped with Masimo Adaptive Acoustic Technology (AAT) which lets you create a personalized sound profile that is perfectly tuned to you.
Denon signature sound, hand-tuned by the Denon Sound Master, delivers a vivid and spacious quality. With active noise cancelation, choose quiet or hear your surroundings in Social Mode. Confidently take calls with best-in-class voice audio.
Use the Denon PerL app to create your profile and fully customize your listening experience.
With up to eight hours of battery life and three additional charges from the case -you can keep the music going all day.
To learn more about PerL and PerL Pro, check out www.denon.com

[@courtneyturner5083]

So who’s interviewing who. Seems the guest never got a chance to promote her product.

[@velisamitic4934]

I have a DENON AH-C830NCW, the sound is amazing, everything is heard beautifully and clearly, the bass is deep and strong, only they are not very loud. why is there no app for them?👌👍🇦🇹

[@YassDavid]

In the specs it has bone conduction on the pro version. How does that work?

[@jaideepsangar]

Will this work with moderate-to-severe hearing loss?

[@tomcurtis8431]

Yes! I wear hearing aids because of my dramatic hearing loss and took a shot at the pearl pro and my mind is blown. It works just like they said. My hearing aids have a Bluetooth device and I thought was cool and it is but for high end listening pleasure these blow my $4,000 hearing aids out of the water. You will not regret this purchase.

[@jaideepsangar]

@@tomcurtis8431 thanks for the reply. Do you have asymmetric hearing loss?

[@ConradMurkitt]

So when I owned the Nura headphones I found the sound personalisation changed every time I did it. Is that the case here? Has the technology refined or are there too many variables for there to always be a consistent sound profile. Just curious really.

[@emielpekkeriet6672]

Dear sir. Nice review, but are these earbuds also with multipoint? And what about the call quality? I hope to receive a reaction from you. Kind regards Emiel.

[@papadougpapadougsadventures]

Would this be good for people that wear hearing aids?

[@Robenson321]

The sony earphones (i have the XM4s) have a "volume ceiling." Turning it up past like 75% distorts the sound and smooshes everything together. I hope these don't do that. If anyone out there has the Sonys and these, please give your thoughts. I have since switched to the Samsung pro 2 buds and can up the volume to high levels without loss of sound quality. (But the connection strength sucks)

[@engineno953]

I have both and I agree on the xm4. The DPP is wayyy louder not to mention has a gain option in the app making them louder. No distortion. This is my first product from Denon and I am not sponsored lol but these are the best sound earbuds/headphones I've ever heard. And I own multiple mid teir to high end earbuds and headphones. I don't have a complaint on them.

[@skampster]

I’ve never been more disappointed in a company like Nura selling out to Denon, and then Denon to boast at how good they are, with someone else’s product.

[@nico77212]

At least they got paid. Nikola Tesla didn't.