🎧 Sony MDR-ZX310 R Foldable Headphones - Metallic Red Review

that match the title. I got these headphones, connected them to Hit Play and the music sounded like SHIIIIIIIIIIII. I pulled out my Yinyoo headphones, which by the way were cheaper than these headphones when I bought them, and said I guess I should get used to the headphones. It's downright rubbish. I tried to give it to my colleague and he said no way man. The last time I saw them, they were mostly passed on as borrowed because the in-ear headphones stopped working or they had forgotten them.

They're not exactly like my Stax Electrostats, but they seem so much better than my Apple headphones and bass-heavy phones that thump at night. Sonically, I find them good enough - subjectively neutral mids, a little thin in the highs and undersupplied in the lows - but I'm an aging boomer with declining hearing acuity, and my impressions are not least believable. They're very compact for transport, don't hurt too much even after two hours on a big head, and isolate outside noise quite well…

I've been a Sony fan for at least 30 years. I swear by this brand. I mainly use these headphones for watching TV. This is a huge improvement over the regular phones I've used. Depending on the source material, you'll get crisp, clean bass. The highs are like crystal and the dialogue is very understandable. While these aren't ACTIVE noise-cancelling headphones, they do do a pretty good job of blocking out ambient noise when worn as they fit snugly against your ears. Assume humans don't have…

I love them! I had a pair of MDR-ZX100's probably 5's or older that worked great. Eventually, however, they (inevitably) started to wear out because of how much I used them. As I liked the sound quality and found them very comfortable I decided to replace them with the Sony ZX310 which have a similar design. I'm definitely happy with my choice - they're even more comfortable than my old earbuds thanks to the softer material used where the earbuds make contact with your ears. The sound quality…

Apparently the previous product picture confused some because it no longer has a picture with built-in microphone. This product is indeed a Sony ZX310 (no built-in microphone or controls). A model with a built-in microphone is a model with the suffix "AP". If you just want headphones with no extra frills, then this is for you. If you want a built-in microphone, you don't need them. Now that that's out of the way, I grudgingly admit I'm a bit of an audiophile, which is a shame when you're…

This review is based on my first impressions of the MDR-ZX310 R. Normally I would have waited longer, but I can say something and I don't have the feeling to have to wait. mute) new to me when I printed this MDR-V150 and this MDR-ZX310. Pros: metallic red look - the red models turned out to be cheaper than the white or black models but I also said that I didn't even think that was why I bought them, the metallic red look looks really good out. I have to agree with them. Sound - I've never had…