Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not worth the money. Cheaper headphones have better quality sound and are more comfortable. These may be good looking, but they are bulky, and average at best.

Ive always been a fan of Sony stuff. These aren't high quality but for the price they do what they are made to do.

The pads are a little rough on the ears but not as bad as most. The wireless version of these felt better and softer

After about a half hour working with the salesman, he assured me that these are for TV's. Not so. They are for cellphones.

I was tired of spending hundreds of dollars but after these i realize i must spend more to get what i want...

Would upgrade to a better pairs next time. Ramon is doing well

They weren't what I was expecting for the money. Descent sound quality but overall just average.

This headphones are very tight and hard to keep on ears for long time. Its hurting the ears.

It's not high end nor is it low end. Its functional and gets the job done.

nothing spectacular but gets the job done for the price

I tried out these headphones for a day or so. Soundwise, they are OK but unfortunately, the cups are so loose that the headset would fall off my head ever time I tilted it up and no amount of tightening the headset would help. This made the headphones unusable for me.

These are Great for people with smaller head then me.

Gets the job done, could have better sound quality

My headphones are great I use them everyday. Besty

the build is ok but frequencies absolutely not in balance. returned it next day.

Don't buy them. They don't fit well, and you're much better off buying a nicer over the ear headphone.

I am extremely happy with the Sony MDRXB450AP/B headphones. They sound great, fit comfortably, and for the price, you get a great value. Let me go into depth a little more. By now, Best Buy probably hates my guts because I have had to return 4 different pairs of headphones before finally being satisfied with these ones. I am an audiophile, with a hobby of producing electronic music for about 18 years. Once upon a time, I could drop 350 dollars on headphones and not think twice about it. But now, married, with 2 kids, I can not afford to make such purchases anymore. Anyways, I am extremely picky about sound, I am very familiar with high end equipment. I realize it's highly unlikely that I can find high end sounding gear in the double digits. However, I must say that I am pleased with these Sony's. I'm not sure why they market them with the term 'extra bass, ' it should be termed 'proper bass. ' They sound natural, with pretty close to flat frequency response (that is a good thing, to those who are wondering) . They are comfortable, but after 45 minutes or so, they do start to feel tight on the ears. I have bent the metal slightly to make them last longer with out the pain. I do NOT recommend bending them, unless you know what you are doing, and are a perfectionist as I am. Do not waste your time with other brands and models, learn from my mistakes. These truly are the best sounding headphones you can get for under a hundred. I paid 60, and they beat other brands ones costing 80/90$.

I'm a headphone nut, I have 20+, ear buds, on ear, over ear, Bluetooth, etc...cheap and really expensive ones. Always looking for the best sound. I'm really impressed with the clarity of these, along with strong yet not overwhelming and muddy bass (ahem, Beats anyone?). I'm hearing things in songs that I never noticed before. Very happy that I can listen to classical music, then hip hop or EDM without having to change headphones. Well done Sony.

They hurt my ears so I couldn't wear them for long

left ear side quit working after 6 weeks. cheap materials and cinstruction. store will not take them back, referred me to a manufacturer warranty site instead. unhelpful, the store should take it back and send a claim to sony.