Sony - WH-CH510 Wireless On-Ear Headphones - Black
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4.5(2,026 Reviews)- 2 Expert Reviews
- 281 Answered Questions
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Features
Keep music going all day
Keep your tunes playing all day long, and then some. The built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 35² hours of listening on a single charge.
Bluetooth wireless technology
Listen to your favorite tracks wirelessly with a Bluetooth wireless technology by pairing your smartphone or tablet.
Pair your smartphone or tablet with these headphones, and you can enjoy your music and even control playlists and volume right from your headphones.
Hear it all with 30mm drivers
Enjoy more of the detail in all your favorite songs owing to 30mm dome drivers, which deliver dynamic sound from a compact, lightweight unit.
Swivel design makes travel easy
Take these headphones anywhere you go. A swivel design makes it simple and safe to store them when you're on the move. The earcups swivel flat for easy packing in a suitcase or slipping into a bag.
Built-in microphone for hands-free calls and voice-assistant commands
Take and make calls without ever touching your phone. With a high-quality built-in microphone, you'll be able to have hands-free conversations on your smartphone with ease.³
Voice assistant at your service
Check the weather, get the latest news and more using just your voice. Press the multifunction button twice, and you'll get instant access to Siri or Google Assistant.³
USB Type-C charging
The next generation of recharging technology comes to the CH510 wireless headphones with USB Type-C charging.
¹ Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth® devices may vary.
² Actual performance varies based on settings, environmental conditions, and use.
³ Voice-assist function compatible with Android smartphone (Google app) or iPhone (Siri). Bluetooth® connection required.
What's Included
- Sony WH-CH510 Wireless On-Ear Headphones
- 7.88" USB Type-C charging cable
- Owner's manual
Q: QuestionAre these good for listening to a TV, and for an elderly person?
Asked by Bebop.
- A:Answer Short answer is yes. However, long periods of use can fatigue the ears so fit is really important.
Answered by York80
Q: QuestionCan I use these with my iphone?
Asked by Maria.
- A:Answer Hi, Maria! Yes, it is compatible with an iPhone. ~Ralph
Answered by SonyListens
Q: QuestionA question from a very NON technical person ! How do these wireless headphones hook up to my sharp non smart flat screen television ??
Asked by BigJoeyCheeseater.
- A:Answer If tv has Bluetooth or not you can still use wireless headphones. if it does, you can sync to each other. if tv does not, you can use a transmitter. look on youtube you'll find videos to show you how.
Answered by lucy
Q: Questionwill this work for watching tv? How about on computer?
Asked by charline.
- A:Answer Yes if devices are bluetooth compatible. In my father-inlaws case tv was not bluetooth compatible and we had to add a bluetooth transmitter to tv before we were able to get the headphones to work with the tv.
Answered by taipan
Q: QuestionDoes this work with PS4?
Asked by KLCo.
- A:Answer Hi, KLCo! Unfortunately, these headphones cannot be connected to PS4 via bluetooth. -Sam
Answered by SonyListens
Q: QuestionCan these be wired? For instance some bluetooth headphones come with the audio cable so they can be wired or wireless. Do these have the jack built in? They don't look like it.
Asked by Spektur.
- A:Answer No
Answered by LOLO
Q: QuestionDo these work with the TV for a hard of hearing person and leave the TV sound for the rest of the family at a normal level?
Asked by Willie.
- A:Answer Most televisions sound is through the speakers or sound system or Bluetooth. Each set is different. Most sets are one and not any other. That being said there may be sound systems that are connected to the television that can push sound to speakers and Bluetooth at the same time. But I’m not sure. Hope this helps.
Answered by Anon