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

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

I like to call myself an audiophile; Not me. I just don't. I like my music to sound good and I like hearing the details. I like bass, who doesn't. I don't like overwhelming bass that drowns out everything else. I mostly listen to hip hop (but not that mainstream trash) and am slowly getting into electronic music. You sound great. These are my first noise canceling headphones. While I have no experience with noise canceling, I can tell you they aren't the best. I can still hear noises, but it…

I've tried both and the Bose Quietcomfort 35 II side by side. Sony works better for me, but probably not for everyone. Sony's noise cancellation is excellent. I like to switch between modes to turn it on and off, if only to hear how effective this technology is. The Bose NC is actually better, although not by much as the data backs it up if you look at detailed reviews. I was able to determine this in a parallel test in an office environment. But both are impressive and sufficient for my…

Summary: Well-designed pair with good sound quality and noise cancellation, simple user interface and solid build quality, but also some very annoying options and misleading marketing. They are comparable to the more expensive Sennheiser (PXC-550 and HD-1) and Bose (QC35) models I've tried. Other reviews contain a lot of information about these headphones, so I'm just adding a few issues/details (handy?) that aren't mentioned in the product description online. Ultimately, these were the reasons