Sony - Bluetooth Wireless Headphones

Its a good pair of headphones if you like different types of music. It catches the highs and lows at a remarkable pitch. Unlike other headphones that only catch the lows, such as the bass in the song. These headphones catch the higher frequencies that most don't really catch. The price was a little bit out there for these. I would say the highest I would pay for these would be 100 maybe 120. Over all it was a good buy and I'm content.

I expected more for the price I paid. Don't get me wrong is a good product but its average. Only reason I marked recommend this a friend is you are buying for your kids but make sure get under $100.

Wireless gives you freedom and no more tangled wires. It is very convenient to use especially if you have a phone that has NFC. One tap on nfc logo pairs up the device with your phone on first use. Next time you tap, it turns on the bluetooth headphones. Yes, no need to power up the headphones manually. Very convenient! Music it produce is very clear and enjoyable to listen to. Bass on par with Sony Mdr7506. Battery is also great. Ambient noise isolation is fantastic.

The headphones a light and very comfortable to wear. The sound quality is very good and they pair with my I phone very easily. Controls are a little difficult for fast forwarding and answering the phone until you get used to using them. Overall quality for the price is very good. Most headphones of this quality are at least twice the price.

If you are trying to choose between these Sony's and the Bose it's not entirely straight forward. Gonna hafta see which of the featues benefits and pricepoints matter most to you. The audio quality is a massive stepup from the cheap headphones / earbuds included with devices, but not quite as good as the Bose will deliver. Yet the Sony's will continue to function as headphones (albeit at lower audio quality) when the battery runs out where the Bose are dead til recharged. Further the Sony's run on common AAA size where Bose are sealed units. For myself I need to have Noise cancelling WHEN I need it period and have large set of high quality rechargable AAA Panasonic Eneloops and swap out as needed. The build quality on both are great, quite comfortable, and was quite comfortable wearing either. The Sony's are pricey, but a meaningful step down from the Bose price point. Obviously I chose the Sony's but which pair is right for your needs comes down to what features benefits etc matter in your own usage.

As a university student living at home with my parents and siblings I find it very difficult to find some peace and silence. Especially with my bedroom right next to the living room, the TV is always on, my 5 year old sister always jumping and playing and there's so much going on. Sometimes I would study at the library and at other times it wasn't practical for a commuter. So I went to a BestBuy store and picked these up. If you're an audiophile these will not satisfy you, if you are a bass lover it will not satisfy you. Keep in mind these aren't Bose headphones so you won't get that quality that they offer; however as a university student on a budget this was the next best thing. However if you are an individual that wants an amazing amount of passive noise cancellation for the price these headphones are the way to go. Just with the headphones on and nothing playing the noise that I can hear from the outside is reduced by 50%-70%. When I begin to play something at 7%-10% I can pretty much tune out everything that's going on outside my room. Playing at a volume of about 20%-35% (with the door closed) it would take someone yelling pretty loudly for me to hear the slightest sound. I've never needed to use these headphones over 50% volume. When I study the volume is anywhere form 1%-5%. When I"m consuming media its about 15%-25% and that's absolutely sufficient for my taste. These headphones can get pretty loud. I brought these primarily to get some noise reduction from my environment and it nails the job. These headphones are amazingly comfortable to use, there's padding on the top headband and of course on the earpieces. I believe they're made out of leather, maybe not genuine leather. However when you first touch it you get that cold feeling which feels great. In my opinion these aren't the best looking headphones but they go great with just about anything and it mixes well with my room. I"m surely not going to move around with these headphones as in using them on campus because it seems like too much to carry around (I have a pair of Sony earbuds for that). The earpieces don't fold inward like other headphones; however that wasn't a problem for me. I do recommend getting warranty on the unit just in case if anything happens!

I've had this for about 5weeks and I love it. I was especially impressed by the long battery life. Stayed on for over 3weeks with moderate use. The play/pause/next/back controls work very well. I use them mostly to control music from Pandora on my ipad. Sound quality is decent. Doesn't get distorted at higher volumes and the bass sounds good. Also like the fact that it automatically turns off the power (only required for blue tooth) when you plug in the audio cable. Very nice and eye catching design. Fits well and feels comfortable around the ears. Tried using this to receive a call once and I couldn't quite make out some words. To be fair though, the other party is not the loudest person on the phone and has an accent. But still not something I will recommend for phone calls. Looks durable but I haven't had them for that long so we'll see. Spent $200 on this and I have no regrets. Use them almost everyday.

This headset is amazing. I could bombard you with positive rays of praise radiating from my joyful experience with these. But I think this could easily be my first recommendation for anybody wanting to buy a good pair of headphones. Noise canceling works great and if you play music or whatever it is that would be playing it overpowers the minute sound left. Noise cancelation blocks sounds in the range of lower sounds best, then sounds higher then vocal talking range, and then talking range the least. This may sound bad but it leaves a clear ability to hear someone so long as the music is paused and there aren't a lot of people talking (high school cafeteria is a good example of the place not to be) and then even with noise canceling still on you can hear clearly what they are saying, but not loudly. So just click the convenient pause button and you don't even have to take them off. All in all, the one feature that's quite effective with one pro or con depending on your view of it. Ambient adaption. One button click tells it to analyse ambient noise and switch to the best noise canceling program of three. Although the one pro and/our con is a loud noise (such as a car door closing next to you or hitting a bump in a bus) will lower the volume and not change any setting or anything like that, but it just lowers the volume for a couple seconds then goes back up. It's a safety feature i believe. And it doesn't happen often. Even hard to trigger purposely. But safety based on the assumption a loud noise is a possible hazard you might not be aware of if the nose cancelation is on. Overall. Make the decision based for yourself. Oh and if you travel much. It has an adapter for the airplane Jacks to connect both to the one cord. And also. By experience, most comfortable headset I've ever had, even over gaming ones and many Bose headsets reaching 300 dollars.