Customer Ratings & Reviews

I was hoping these were going to deliver better being that they sony but everything is heard on other end of call wind is horrible but music sounds great

I've purchased several ear buds at comparable price point. Comfort and sound quality of the Sony far surpassed the competition.

Great headphones! Couple of things. You get what you pay for. These are not 100% noise canceling like advertised. You still hear outside noise versus none period unless you turn the volume up and bust your eardrums. The control device on the cord is a little heavy but you get use to it. The fit is great and really comfortable. Easy to charge. Long battery life. I use them with my iPod which isn't above a iOS 9 so the app doesn't work. I first bought the latest jaybird but really disliked the fit. All in all these are nice headphones, comfortable, and have a great bass.

Great loud sound, great battery life and don’t fall off during your workout.

If you are purchasing these with the intent of using them for phone calls you better keep looking! No one will ever hear you speak... They will hear everything but you. As far as listening to music they are fine. They sound pretty good, but equalizer controls in the app are lacking. Noise canceling is okay. The sound passthrough modes should be called why bother as they don't work very well. They noise they make when you turn them on an off isn't pleasant. The controls are on the wrong side of the headphones. One great feature that came out in a recent update is Google assistant ingergration. If you are in the market for noise canceling headphones for music that are ip rated for moisture and you can get these for $80 or less they are a good buy. If you expect them to be as good as Bose quiet comfort headphones understand you get what you pay for and these won't come close!

These headphones have great sound quality and contrast. The problem comes with comfort in your ears. The way the headphones fit in your ear is super uncomfortable if your ears are not shaped the way the earpiece is. It took me 10 minutes to figure out how to get them in and after 25-30 they started irritating my ear.

These are great for running and the battery lasts quite awhile. Love the noise cancelling feature too

The audio is good but the noise cancellation is a bit strange. Sometimes the noise cancellation works right other times it does not. I've been searching online for a solution have yet to find one. Maybe I need a firmware update. The Bose in ear ones work much better.

The first day I got them, after charging for an hour and a half, I just paired them directly to my Samsung Galaxy S6+ via Bluetooth which couldn't have been easier and was found instantly. Since I had to got to work and I really just wanted to see how they sounded using my phone as an mp3 player, I just used the Samsung music. After making a few adjustments in the app through the equalizer and wow, I couldn't believe how good my music sounded on the Sony SP600N and they sound as good as the Sony WI1000X headphones and slightly better than the JBL Under Armour Flex Wireless behind-the-neck headphones. I believe that the sp600n headphones are more comfortable than the behind-the-neck headphones with the slightly annoying controller box wired into the wire on the left side and pulls towards that side. It's not a deal breaker but it is worth noting. I didn't download the app for a few day's and when I finally did was before going to work driving a truck so I could test out the noise cancellation. When I installed the Sony headphones app, they also give you the option of installing the Sony Music app which I did along with some other apps but these we're the only two that I downloaded. So that night through the next morning I tried calling 3 different people and it didn't seem to matter who I called or which settings I turned on or off. Every call was terrible and had static that I was unable to correct whether or not I used the noise cancellation or not and so I decided to try my JBL Under Armour Flex Wireless behind-the-neck headphones and they sounded perfect to both myself and whoever I was talking to on the line. I have not yet tried uninstalling the app's yet but will be doing that today before going to work in order to figure out where the static problems are coming from but i'm pretty sure that one of the app's are causing the static, so unfortunately I can only give the Sony SP600N semi wireless headphones a 4 until I can figure out what is causing the static during calls and the short battery life when using the noise cancellation. The battery life wasn't to bad before installing the app when I was only listening to music they lasted for a little over 5 hour's but after installing the app's and only using them for phone calls with using noise cancellation for 4 of the 7 calls and I was only able to get 3 1/2 hour's which isn't very good and once the static problems are solved then I'll try them again for calling without the NC to see how much difference that makes and if I am able to solve the static and battery issue's then I'll post an update.

Excellent sound but somewhat difficult to operate..operating buttons are very close the chin area and are impossible to see without pulling out 1 ear...

AUDIO WAS GREAT WITH NOISE CANCELLING EVEN BETTER. THEY WOULD OCCASSIONALLY SLIP OFF WHEN I WOULD GO RUNNING OR JUMPING ROPE. NOT THAT GREAT FOR PHONE CALLS THOUGH, PERSON ON OTHER END OF THE CALL CAN BARELY HEAR ME.

I really enjoy the sound from these headphones. I use them while riding my bike, and I find that in both the noise canceling and ambient sound modes that the noise from the wind is picked up and amplified so that it interferes with the main audio. Turning off those 2 modes provides a much better audio experience.

Does the job of noise cancelling. Can be a little uncomfortable over long periods of time

These aren’t as handy as earbuds by Apple, but they have a good sound. I don’t like that the wire pulls on my hair when hanging down on my neck.

Quality is great. Positioning of controls so close to earbud make it but difficult to control. Max volume is a little low.

I use these while working on cars, driving tractor or other outside activities. These minimize outside noises leaving me to enjoy my music.

These headphones sound pretty great. There is a nice intuitive app you can use to pair the device and change some EQ settings. However, the noise cancellation aspect is very lacking. It's nowhere near the Bose even though this isn't that cheap to rule it out of comparisons.

The headphones were a bit difficult to pair. Had to charge them first and download the app. After all that, they do cancel out the noise.

Disappointed in battery life. Doesn't not last 6 hrs on a full charge. Also, the cord keeps pulling the right bud out when turn your head to the left. This is due to the bulky control box catching and not allowing the cord to move smoothly.

So, if you plan on using these for listening to music on the go, then they’re fine. If you plan on having phone conversations on these, then make sure you’re in a completely silent room.. these aren’t good for phone calls at all! But they’re pretty good for listening to music!