🎧 Sony WHCH710N Noise Cancelling Headphones: Wireless Bluetooth Over-Ear Headset with Mic for Phone Calls - Blue (Amazon Exclusive) Review

There is enough volume on the street and in the metro, but right next to it, I usually listen to music loudly and, for example, in the metro I set the volume to 90-95% - this is enough for me, but maybe there are people who want to be louder. At maximum volume, by the way, the quality is not lost. Noise reduction works, it feels good, but it cuts off only a uniform rumble, sharp sounds remain. Others do not hear what is playing in my headphones, which is also a significant plus. When the…

These headphones seem like a good buy given their low price. First, the sound quality is just terrible. I would take my Apple Phone headphones with me every day. Second, the ear cushions vibrate very loudly even at low volume, so the feedback sounds hoarse. Third, the built-in microphone is not very functional. There's no way to turn off the sound, so every time I speak, the feedback from myself creates crackling noises in my ears. This is not a defective part, only the headphones are not of…

Sound quality I don't care. It would have sounded like God was singing in my ears and I put them in. The earbuds are made of disgustingly cheap plastic and when worn, the sharp internal parts press against your ears. They're incredibly uncomfortable to wear, especially for people like me who will be using headphones for most of the day. It's also nagging to see the original price of $199 because I wouldn't call them more than $30. That's what I expected from an off-brand fake, not a well-known…

Pro: Just works! With what! Stupid battery life, even after using it it seemed all weekend when I turn it on, the woman who lives in the computer claims the battery is 100% charged. Not sure if these headphones really have a dead battery or not, 35 hours of listening is probably no joke. I don't care about the headband, softer plastic or even padding would be nice. The size is suitable for an adult's head and ears, which is a plus. Noise cancellation isn't complete, but it's pretty good. The…

I've bought 5 different models, here's my take on the absolute performance rating: 1. The Tribit QuietPlus is one of the best sounding headsets out there, beating the Sony WHCH710N by a lot a fraction of the cost. Slightly tighter on the head than others. Good noise cancellation. Supplied with hard case. Great value.2. TaoTronics TT-BH085 - Probably the best headset for the money. Decent bass, balanced mids and highs, good passive and active noise cancellation, light and pleasant. The power…

I got this to work with my home headphones and they have served me well. They have nice and soft ear pads that allow you to wear them for a long time. The adjustable headband always fits perfectly. The plastic body makes them lighter than other headphones in the same line. Installation was very easy. The fact that it can also pair with two devices was a plus. The only problem was that it can only do one function at a time on each device. I'm just picky because there's nothing else to complain…

These headphones didn't really convince me. Did they really cost $200 once? If so, it's funny. They are very light, with very good noise cancellation for the price, well designed and quite comfortable given their light weight. But. The sound quality is terrible. The music sounds muted - like the high frequencies are being pushed back, so things tend to be poorly articulated on vocals, cymbals and anything really coming from the instrumental side. They don't sound like junk, but the sound…

One of the annoying things we constantly have to deal with is people trying to talk to us while we're jogging, walking or hike. I found that sports earbuds and tiny headphones weren't a sufficient visual deterrent, so I looked for something big and bulky to visually show that I'm busy and don't want to be disturbed. (As if I had to.) These Sony wireless headphones fit the bill in terms of visual size — and thankfully, the navy blue model stands out better against dark hair. In terms of…

These on-ear headphones are very light and comfortable to wear. It looks like they can be controlled when worn as they talk to you when you press the buttons e.g. B. Power on/off, Bluetooth pairing/connecting/disconnecting, noise canceling, ambient noise, etc shows you the power level, press and hold the button for a few seconds to turn on/off, and press and hold for seven seconds, to enter Bluetooth pairing mode. If your device has near field communication my mobile phone has this function…