Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In this video I unbox the VIWONE Pure and talk about my toughts regarding drivers, impedance, frequency response, connectivity and weight. The driver is electrodynamic — officially there is almost no information on the diaphragm type or exact driver size. Impedance is 40 ohms, which is low enough that they also work well wired from a smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Sorry to the team at VIWONE that this review took so much longer than planned — I appreciate your patience and the chance to spend proper time with the Pure Headphones.
viwone.com/produit/viwone-pure
Sonically the VIWONE Pure deliver strong bass and clear highs. They are tuned more for listening enjoyment than for neutral studio monitoring. Bluetooth 4.2 is no longer the latest standard, but in single-point use with my iPhone and Mac Studio it worked reliably. One thing that stood out: these headphones get properly loud — louder than many other models I have tested. With the music paused a slight noise floor was audible; during normal listening it is barely noticeable.
What I liked less: there is no noise cancelling, and clamp force on the ear cups was a bit high in the lower area. That noticeably affected comfort for me. Even so, I liked the overall sound.
If you are wondering whether the VIWONE Pure Headphones are worth it for you, this video covers the unboxing, the key specs and an honest opinion of my listening experience.
🎧 Quick facts from the video
• Model: VIWONE Pure Headphones
• Type: wireless Bluetooth headphones (also usable with a 3.5 mm cable)
• Driver: electrodynamic
• Impedance: 40 ohms
• Bluetooth: 4.2
• Sound: listening-oriented, good bass and highs
• Volume: very high
• No noise cancelling
• Slight hiss when idle
• Clamp pressure a bit high at the bottom of the cups
💬 What do you think of the VIWONE Pure sound? Drop it in the comments.
#VIWONE #VIWONEPure #HeadphoneReview #BluetoothHeadphones #Unboxing #techreview
// The product was provided to me by VIWONE //
In this video I unbox the VIWONE Pure and talk about my toughts regarding drivers, impedance, frequency response, connectivity and weight. The driver is electrodynamic — officially there is almost no information on the diaphragm type or exact driver size. Impedance is 40 ohms, which is low enough that they also work well wired from a smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Sorry to the team at VIWONE that this review took so much longer than planned — I appreciate your patience and the chance to spend proper time with the Pure Headphones.
viwone.com/produit/viwone-pure
Sonically the VIWONE Pure deliver strong bass and clear highs. They are tuned more for listening enjoyment than for neutral studio monitoring. Bluetooth 4.2 is no longer the latest standard, but in single-point use with my iPhone and Mac Studio it worked reliably. One thing that stood out: these headphones get properly loud — louder than many other models I have tested. With the music paused a slight noise floor was audible; during normal listening it is barely noticeable.
What I liked less: there is no noise cancelling, and clamp force on the ear cups was a bit high in the lower area. That noticeably affected comfort for me. Even so, I liked the overall sound.
If you are wondering whether the VIWONE Pure Headphones are worth it for you, this video covers the unboxing, the key specs and an honest opinion of my listening experience.
🎧 Quick facts from the video
• Model: VIWONE Pure Headphones
• Type: wireless Bluetooth headphones (also usable with a 3.5 mm cable)
• Driver: electrodynamic
• Impedance: 40 ohms
• Bluetooth: 4.2
• Sound: listening-oriented, good bass and highs
• Volume: very high
• No noise cancelling
• Slight hiss when idle
• Clamp pressure a bit high at the bottom of the cups
💬 What do you think of the VIWONE Pure sound? Drop it in the comments.
#VIWONE #VIWONEPure #HeadphoneReview #BluetoothHeadphones #Unboxing #techreview
// The product was provided to me by VIWONE //
