PSB M4U 8 Wireless Headphone with Noise Cancellation

Comfort, Style, and True-to-Nature Sound Quality

Listen to music like never before. Comfort, style, and PSB's true-to-nature sound quality bring you closer to the songs you love. It's like the music is meant just for you.

Created to deliver the clear, natural sound of a live performance, PSB's exclusive RoomFeel technology adds layers of lush realism to all your favorite recordings. Carefully developed to produce 'Room Gain' – the energy and clarity that a room adds when listening to high-quality loudspeakers. RoomFeel places the music seemingly around the listener, resulting in a truly stunning musical experience. Designed to go wherever you and your music go, RoomFeel brings the most accurate sound directly to your headphones.

Wired and Wireless Listening Options

The M4U 8 model allows you to listen to music wirelessly with Bluetooth aptX HD, the latest 24-bit high definition version of the most universal wireless technology. Think of it as the high fidelity version of Bluetooth. There are also two different wired modes of operation; 3.5mm wired connection, or via USB from the computer, which recharges the batteries for wireless operation.

Active Noise Cancellation Technology

Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is remarkably sophisticated and effective, utilizing four microphones (others use only two) which offer a listen-through mode, allowing you to momentarily listen to the outside world as well as the ability to answer your connected phone. There is also an Active Mode, and Passive Mode (without batteries). Listen all day and all night with up to 15 hours of run time in Bluetooth or Active modes. When you're out of batteries, switch to Passive Mode without missing a beat.

Listen Longer in Extra Comfort

Listen longer to your headphones in extra comfort. PSB's unique two-way adjustable ear pads are gyro-suspended for optimal ergonomics and supreme comfort. Super soft ear pads and light weight make the headphones "disappear", leaving only rich, detailed sound. The expandable headband also easily adjusts for a more customized fit. Don't let anything come between you and your music.

• Wireless amplified, tri-mode, closed back design
• Bluetooth HD wireless connection with aptX and NFC (automatic connection)
• Active Noise Cancelling Mode with RoomFeel
• Active Mode with RoomFeel
• Passive Mode (batteries not required)
• One tangle-free cord for wired connection
• One tangle-free micro USB cable
• 1/4" stereo and dual input flight adaptors
• Unique dual input connections (left or right)
• Runs on included rechargeable battery power
• Gyro-suspended ear pads (extra set supplied)
• Easy folding for travel and storage
• Semi-hard travel case

• Frequency Response: LF Cutoff -10dB: 10Hz to 20kHz; LF Cutoff -3dB: 15Hz to 20kHz; Within ±1.5dB: 20Hz to 20,000Hz
• Dimensions: 7 7/8 x 7 7/8 x 2 7/8"
• Weight: 12 oz

2019 Editors' Choice Award – The Absolute Sound

"The new M4U 8 is an upgrade in features, technology, and performance from PSB’s M4U 2. Designed by Paul Barton, the new M4U 8 takes the M4U 2’s fundamental qualities – wonderfully extended and neutral tonal balance, sense of ease, unfatiguing treble – and adds more dynamic and extended bass response and an even more relaxed midrange and treble, without giving up any air or resolution. The new model not only sounds better but the industrial design and ergonomics have been taken up a notch."

"To top things off, the M4U 8 is an active noise-cancelling headphone that has three operating modes: a high-sensitivity passive mode (that actually sounds very good), an active mode without noise-cancellation (for purists), and an active noise-cancellation mode that works very well to suppress background noise."

- The Absolute Sound, March 2019

"Overall, PSB’s M4U 8 is not only a great performer, it is also a spectacular value. The addition of Bluetooth connectivity, its more luxurious look and feel, and the tremendous improvement in smoothness and musical involvement make the M4U 8 a 'can’t miss' winner."

– Robert Harley, The Absolute Sound, December 2018