Review on Sony - H900N Hi-Res Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphone Twilight Red (WHH900N/R) by Doug Powell

During the months of searching for the perfect wireless headphones, I've tried them all and found that they all have annoying flaws. But then I found her and my search was over. Not only are the Sony H900N the best wireless on-ear headphones I've heard, they fix some of the flaws you'll find in pricier offerings from Bose, Beats and Sony. They're more comfortable than the Sony WH1000xm3, have a better seal, a more comfortable headband, and don't wobble when you're walking fast. They sound a lot better than the Bose QC35ii and the noise cancellation is almost as good. But the Sony H900n doesn't produce the headache-inducing ear pressure that Bose is known for. Seriously - the sound is surprisingly good, with a nice wide soundstage, tight highs and decent bass (which you can tweak with Sony). Appendix). These headphones make even Sony's notoriously fiddly touch controls relatively painless. On the pricier models in the WH1000 series, the touch controls are on the right side of the oval and forward-sloping outer earcup, which can mean you accidentally skip a song when you just wanted to crank up the volume. However, on the H900N, the outer earcup is a circle, making it easier to move in a straight line, whether vertically or horizontally. Perhaps the best argument for these headphones is the price. At discounted prices at Revain and Revain Warehouse you could buy two or three H900N sets for the price of a more expensive can from Bose or Sony. And again, they actually sound better. Disclaimer: Every ear is different, so your mileage may vary.