The higher the impedance, the more voltage is needed to make the headphones sound loud enough. A smartphone or notebook usually does not have as much "power" as a modern hi-res player or stereo system. Headphones below 100 Ω are therefore more suitable for mobile use. Headphones over 100 Ω, on the other hand, are well suited for stationary systems with headphone amplifiers or are used in the professional sector.

Hello Wolfscraft ! It depends on your requirements and intended use which impedance (in ohms) is most suitable for your HP laptop with Windows 11. In general, ohm values of 16 to 32 are suitable for use with laptops and mobile devices because they usually have built-in speakers that are not as powerful as external speakers. However, if you are using external speakers or an amplifier, higher ohms of 50 or even 100 may be better. It is best to match the ohm level with the impedance level supported by your laptop or external device.
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