Customer Ratings & Reviews

In the beginning the cancellation noise worked perfectly then started to be bad

These headphones are great. The noise cancelation and sound quality are amazing. I would definitely recommend these as a great budget option for a pair of headphones.

Using this headphones every single day. Love the sound and comfortable on my ears with alot of piercings.

Great value for the $$$, not the best noise cancelling but enough to keep me focused on my book (i use NC to read)

Comfortable, Long lasting battery life. I like the fact that its wireless and includes a cord if the battery runs out. Down side is that it Doesn’t fold up like i would like it to.

Worst Headphones Ever I wish I could give these zero stars. The sound quality is absolutely terrible—like listening to music through a tin can. The bass is non-existent, and the treble is so sharp it makes my ears bleed. Battery life? What battery life? These things die faster than my interest in using them. The advertised “long-lasting battery” is a complete joke. I barely get two hours before they start begging for a charge. Connectivity is a nightmare. They disconnect randomly, lag constantly, and have the worst Bluetooth range I’ve ever seen. If you enjoy listening to static and fighting to keep your audio connected, these are perfect for you. The noise canceling feature is also a scam. It cancels out nothing except my patience. I can hear every background noise louder than ever, making them worse than regular headphones. To top it all off, they feel cheap and uncomfortable. After just 30 minutes, my ears feel like they’re being crushed. Save yourself the frustration and money. These headphones belong in the trash.

I enjoy how quiet and how comfortable they are nice

I really liked the sound quality as well as the ANC on these headphones the only issue i have with it is at seemingly random times i Disconnects from my phone and I have to manualy reconect it

They sound amazing and great bass, highly recommended

great noise quality and easy to set up and charge time is great so is the battery life

I love these Bluetooth headphones, using for watching my programs. Good sound and light wear

I find it very useful to me and convenient every time I needed to attend to a online meeting and even listening to podcasts sermons without me worrying the space from my computer or phone I can literally walk all over the house less worrying the wire connection and Bluetooth minimum space accessibility… I bought this cheaper than the others but the same features so I never regret buying this one. Noise cancellation is awesome….my old one is wired but so inconvenient the good thing about this is you can switch anytime from pc to your phone hassles free.

Good headset, cant complaint.. noise reduction was okey.. but should be better..

These are the most expensive noise canceling headphones I’ve ever purchased and they are straight garbage. Please don’t fall for all the fake reviews like I did. I live in a noisy apartment and work on a busy loud street. I can hear every noise and conversation around me. Now I have to buy another pair and take a chance. In my experience the cheapest pair I bought was the best and it’s been downhill since.

Good headphones amazing sound quality, just wish they were louder but overall best headphones I’ve had.

Great value for the price. Decent ANC and sound quality. Would recommend.

These headphones have a pretty good sound for this price point. Nothing spectacular but it gets the job done.The mids and bass are fine.

Overall, I am satified with the product. This is my third pair. One of the ear sides went out on the previous two so I had to replace.

About 4 years ago I reviewed the Sony CH700N headphones and said it sounded better than 6 other BT headphones I had, but they were not comfortable for more than an album or so. Needless to say I've kept looking, and looking, and with 7 more set earbuds and 5 more over the ear headphones to consider I now have the updated Sony CH720Ns. They weigh a little less than the CH700's and are said to offer 35hours of listening.  I  understand they have improved drivers.  They have a similar feel on my head to the CH700Ns, but a little lighter, and that matters. Id's also say that the foam around the ears is a bit softer, and they are deep enough that my ears don't touch the inner drivers, which is what I think caused the discomfort with the CH700s.  They are much more comfortable and do a slightly better job of noise canceling.  I've found them much more comfortable than the CH700's but they still squeeze a little tight.  In addition I can use Alexa or to change volume (nice).  It also has an ambient mode so you can clearly hear the environment around you via a single button.  The 700's didn't have this function.  Several other headphones I've acquired recently have this feature in one fashion or another.  It's truly worth having if you're going to wear headphones around others.  Using these headphones on the telephone seems fine for the listener but still has the same tunnel sound I found on the CH700s.  The echo cancellation seems to work better, the CH700s prevented me from hearing myself talk and these CH720s allow my voice to be heard as I talk.  This is another improvement. Now how do they sound?  I tried to compare the two headphones (which BT I can't pair simultaneously (nor can I wear).  There is no question that the CH720Ns are louder. And the bass is better,  maybe deeper, or just tighter.  They are not as bass forward as I've found in 'B**ts' headphones, but at the same time these Sony CH720N's mids and highs are a bit firmer and louder than that of the CH700's.   I think that the CH720N's do a much better job of noise cancelation; I tried listening to both with my television on, and the external noise bleed with the CH700's was noticeable, where it was better with the CH720N's (but not perfect).  The ambient listening environment, where you turn off noise cancelation and "bring in" the external noises.  This allows you to hear what's going on around you.  I could hear the television on when my music was low enough, but over say 5 or 6 it had little effect.  Still this is a great feature.   Now to some music from Boston and Pink Floyd; The transition from "Foreplay to Long Time", has some great surround stereo separation, softly swirling from ear to ear.  The CH720s were deeper and more airy.  But I found the mid-range lacking some sort of complexity. The overall balance of the lows and highs on the CH720s was very good but  not quite captivating.  As "Smokin's" bass built the CH720s certainly get your attention but are not overwhelming.  Here the CH700's were not as captivating, lacking some thump.  Listening to the Immersion Edition of TDSOTM, the voices in my head in "Speak to Me (Live)" were surreal with the subtle background noises being heard clearly.  But the full open soundstage was somewhat missing. The girls in "The Great gig in the Sky'' sounded surreal.  I enjoyed the comfort and sound of the CH720s more.  That being said, the deep bass of Money seemed a bit muddled.  But after spending some time with Sony's HeadPhones App I found that via the 'Equalizer' I could either use their Bright mode or create my own custom mode, taking down the bass a notch and kicking up the highs, to give me a better balance.   The headphones also support 360 Reality Audio, which is another subscription service, to which I didn't have any subscriptions.  You can't get to these features from the headphone directly (that I could find). You need to access them from the phones 'Headphones App' and/or 360 Reality app.  But the best feature of the Headphones app is the equalizer, you can modify their sound curve from the app to your liking. One other touted feature is Google and Alexa integration.  Having both Google and Alexa I tried Google first, but the first instruction I tried (skip to next song) was not supported. It could handle volume up and volume down though.  Also when issuing voice commands, my other Google devices could hear my commands and they "won" over the headphones.  Maybe my understanding of how this integration is supposed to work is misunderstood.... but it's not explained anywhere in the "manual" or via the online Headphone app.  After many years I'd say this is a work in progress with too many features not supported.. I also listened with the wired connection and as expected the overall sound stage was much wider and the brightness of the headphones really shined.  Until I connected these headphones directly to my DAC I really didn't know how much  better the CH720s were (via my custom equalization). The headphones take 3+hrs to fully charge, in 3min you can add an hour of play time. They are a big step up from the CH700s.  And they are available at a very reasonable price.  I'm impressed they are not my best in my collection, but for the price they are outstanding, nothing less than $300 comes close.

Excellent product sony ………………………….. I like recommended