Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very good sound quality. Easily adjusts to be comfortable to wear.

The sound is so crisp,along with the fitness of the thighness

If they were a little more comfortable I would’ve given him five stars. The sound quality is very good especially for the price. I was thinking of returning them but I decided that $100 more for comfortable wasn’t worth it.

Bought these to be able to use on cell phone for long conversations. The fact it states 20hr. use per charge was a huge selling point for me. They work great, conversations are clear & have never lost a connection. Also the volume control works well & charging is pretty fast. Have these over a month now & no complaints. Worth the price.

Overall really good. Feel hard to break in (build-wise). But excellent crisp sound quality for price range. Good as an emergency pair to have around. Or if you want to get for kids. The price is perfect that if broken won’t bother you too much.

Excellent sound with the extra bass. Long battery life.

Excellent sound, comfortable fit, no outside noise noticed

I wanted these Bluetooth enabled headphones to use with our home theater setup. I have hearing problems and using a headphone while watching a movie for me is pretty much a must. I already have a set of Sony noise cancelling MDRZX110NC on the ear headphones, these are the cheapest NC headphones Sony makes and they are wired so I’ll be comparing the two. I was really surprised how light these were considering they are wireless, and have a 20hr rated listening time. These are almost exactly the same as the wired set I have. The headband seems a lot stiffer and the adjustment sliders are a lot further up on the band than they are with the wired pair. The wired pair feel more comfortable to me as the headband isn’t quite as tight and more flexible. The ear pads are almost identical between the two so there’s not much difference between them for padding comfort. They both have 30mm Neodymium Drivers so there isn’t much difference between them speaker wise either. Both headsets fold up for travel and storage, the wired set let the headphone pieces rotate and turn upward where the wireless set only rotate for flat storage so the wired set are a lot more compact for travel. The sound quality between them is almost identical, for me there’s not much difference, but the wireless set won’t go as loud as the wired pair but I don’t need max volume with the wireless pair anyway. The lows are pretty good, plenty of bass and highs are crisp, I can at least hear everything going on during a movie with either pair. The noise cancelling on the wired pair works pretty good, but being these are the low end of their line the noise cancelling isn’t as strong as their high end models, but it is noticeable when comparing the two. Now the main reason why I wanted the wireless is pretty obvious, not having to worry about the cord is a huge help. I have a Bluetooth transmitter hooked up to our HD projector and already use it to connect to our Bose Bluetooth speaker. The transmitter I have works with two devices simultaneously and I can listen with the headset while everyone else can hear through the speaker. Or I can watch silently in the evening without disturbing anyone. The headset connected to the transmitter easily the first try, and there’s almost no sound lag “if any”. The range on these is outstanding, the transmitter I have is a high powered one rated for 60m and I have no problem leaving the room and going to the other side of our house with no signal loss. I’ve also paired these with my Samsung S8+ and made a couple calls, the sound is nice and clear and everyone I called said they could hear me perfectly. This helps a lot for me as I don’t have to be wearing my hearing aids “also Bluetooth enabled” to make or receive calls. Plus I can answer calls using the power button by just giving it a quick tap to answer and another tap to end the call . The main disadvantage I found with this headset is you cannot use them while they are charging. Not sure why Sony did this, as it would be nice to be able to charge while wearing just in case you forget to charge them or have been using the for a long time. I haven’t worn them for the rated 20 hours, “don’t plan to”, but have to make sure I keep them charged up for use. I have plenty of long USB cables that would work fine while to charge and use at the same time, so I’m pretty disappointed not being able to do that. In all these are a decent set of Bluetooth headphones, not great, but good enough if you are like me and have hearing problems and want a solution to help hear movies, videos, or to make phone calls and not shell out a ton of money for a high end set. There are a lot of under $100 headphones out there and I'd do a lot of comparing to see which ones meet my needs.

Connecting it to my smartphone (bluetooth 2.1) was quick and easy. Music quality and bass: Good and enjoyable, with simple sound controls on earcup. Although in general wireless headphones have variable amounts of latency, I don't feel any latency problem when watching a video or a movie, so it feels normal. It is good sound at that price.

Very nice sound, comfortable and so nice to be Bluetooth.

Comfortable, nice, good quality. I will buy it again

Comfortable and great sound. Would definitely recommend.

This babies rock! Good bass, good treble, great battery

Headphones are comfortable and have good sound quality. Sound is not loud enough when on airplanes and would for them to be a bit more compact but overall a good purchase.

Love them sound and they área really comfy. Would.

Comfortable to wear and great sound. I would recommend.

Amazing sound. Great noise reduction. Very comfortable

The bluetooth works great with good sound and clarity

Good sound quality. Super comfortable. Great price.

They are very comfortable the battery last long....