Customer Ratings & Reviews

In the Box: -Sony WH-CH700N Headphones -USB to Micro USB Charging Cable -Headphone Cable for Wired Use Features: -Digital Sound Enhancement Engine (DSEE) -Bluetooth 4.1 interface -Rechargeable battery with quick charging -Built-in microphone -Artificial Intelligence Noise Cancelation (AINC) -Rotating Earcups First Impression: The packaging is pretty basic with only the items mentioned above in it. The headphones themselves are very lightweight! These have a very noticeable difference compared to say my Sony MDR XB950N1. Those are very comfortable but fairly heavy compared to these. BT paring is very simple or use of the NFC also works great. After seeing the blue variant of these headphones I wish I would have chosen that color instead. The blue isn’t too in your face but it is a nice change from black which still look great, just the standard issue these days. Sound Quality/Impressions: First off I have some comfort issue despite the light weight of these headphones. The headband isn’t padded enough for my head. I have no issues with the XB950N1 even though they are heavier but these need adjusted after about 1 hour of use or less due to less padding or a different material used. Moving onto the sound quality, they sound great! The bass is not as prominent as the XB’s mentioned above but they are not advertised as such. Given that fact they still put out a punchy amount which can be adjusted though the Sony Headphones Connect app. The highs and mids are very crisp with very clear playback. Overall a very balanced set of headphones. The noise cancellation is about the same as the XB’s mentioned above which I find about right. These seem to do a more refined job of the NC than anything else I have used. I find these have less white noise “hiss” than the XB’s which is nice! That can degrade the overall quality of music at lower volumes but these have little no none. The battery life seems as rated which around 35 hours of life. Taken straight out of the box I got about 5 before I started charging them. Never fell off the “medium” level that entire time. One feature I like over other headphones I have used is the “fade in” these provide when playback of media is started again. Instead of coming on at full volume it quickly fades in which is very nice when listening at louder volumes. Pros: -Colors -Features -Battery Life and Quick Charge -Sound Quality -Adjustability Via App -Lightweight Cons: -No Bag or Carrying Case -Micro USB vs USB Type-C Charging -Uncomfortable Headband Overall: These are another set of great Sony headphones! I would definitely recommend taking a look at these headphones if you are in the market.

Hi, I am very much satisfied with these headphones from the day I bought it. It’s having all the cool and nice features I was looking for.

The fit of the phones is good on the ear, but the noise cancelation piece is not on par to other ones I've owned (Bose, for example).

I tried several wireless headphones in the store and found the Sony to be the best in it's price range. They fit medium to large heads.

I got them free with a Chromebook. They're old and don't use USB C. I use the 1000XM3s and they're better. I wouldn't pay more than $50 for these.

Xmas gift for teenage son. He loves it. Battery life is awesome. Didn't cost me $100s compared to some other brands. Sony is one of my favorite brands.

The headphones fit well; yet, the noise cancellation left much of the ambient sound present in the environment.

Good headphones, good quality- however, sound quality is slightly less crisp from Bose. Overall, better base quality than Bose. Give and take.

Purchased the Sony Wireless headphones for my brother in law. He has loved using them and they are now his main headphones.

Bought this for my 8yr for xmas. Easy to set up with laptop, tablet, switch. Took a long road trip and boy did they come in handy.

But also not the best. Material feels flimsy and non durable. Sound is all right and noise canceling works just wish it had more substance to it.

My first over-the-ear headphones. The bluetooth connection is easy to access but must be connected manually if using more than one bluetooth device.

Sounded nice in the store, not on my computer. It was probably an issue with my settings, but I just didn’t want to mess with it.

These aren’t bad if you want them for just around your house and its not too noisey. I ended up returning two pairs to up grade to the two higher end sets made by sony.

These Sony headphones have awesome sound quality and comfortable. The option to have a cord or go wireless is great. The wireless setup is easy.

I know I have only a month with these headphones but I have to admit I really like them and for the price I got them not bad at all.

It was a birthday gift for my son and he likes them the downside is that they look fragile so time will tell how long they will last on a 12 year old hands

Generally Sony has good products, but when it comes to a “noise canceling headset,” cost of product seems to be directly proportional to quality of noise Cancellation. The headset was sufficient in blocking background noise only with music playing. Returned the product and purchased the Sony - WH-1000XM3 Wireless Noise Canceling Over-the-Ear headset ($345.99) with outstanding results :)

My son loves these!! They are great on the airplane when he travels to/from school and pretty sure he wears them around campus every day.

Bought under $100 from Best Buy makes this a great value. Could have considered a $200 to $350 alternative without corresponding increase in quality.