Review on Sony WH900N h.ear wireless headphones on 2 Wireless NC by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌

Name: Sony WH900N h.ear wireless headphones on 2 Wireless NC
Item: Sony WH900N h.ear wireless headphones on 2 Wireless NC
Rating: 3

July 04, 2023

Mediocre goods, most likely I will not use.

Guys, I chose these headphones without listening to them first, because it was Black Friday and big discounts. Initially, they cost normally, 110 thousand tenge (20k). Since I am a fan of Sony, I wanted them.
I have MDR-XB50 and MDRXB70 in-ear headphones. They have a price of 15-25 thousand tenge (3-5 thousand) and I was VERY disappointed when I didn’t notice any difference between them (plug-in and with this h. Ear on2 invoice). The sound is the same, but this size is huge and not worth it. Why do I need soundproofing when, after 50% volume in Sony plugs, I still can’t hear a passing KAMAZ at full speed ? I'm so sad. Pampering, nothing more.
Take headphones from the XB series and only XB. Everything else is a compromise.

: Guys, I had to set up the headphones. Sound fly! Take it short :D
Headphones are not for stupid, you need to set it up

Pros

(There are changes after three days. In the comments. What is below is an opinion when using 1-2 days) 1) Soundproofing 2) Build Quality 3) Premium look 4) All colors are simply beautiful, they are special, they give off some kind of mother-of-pearl coating in different lighting conditions

Cons

1) The sound is normal. No better than Sony's mid-priced in-ear headphones. The difference is like between a bun and a loaf. Well guys, really. They don't sound for that amount. Have you been spoiled for bass before? If yes, don't take it. You have only one outlet - these are headphones from the XB series. 2) Setting. You have to download the Sony Headphone Center app and set the priority to LDAC there so that the sound is more or less pleasant, but I didn’t hear any difference between SBS and LDAC. IMHO, you will be able to hear in LDAC and with a normal equalizer only through a tuned player, like PowerAMP. If you turn on music on YouTube or somewhere else, then the sound will be mediocre.