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

"SONNY, THANK YOU FOR YOU." Well, let's start. These are my first full size outdoor headphones. I used to use liners (of the same company), and now I decided to try a different type. Why exactly these (they and other 900s were a choice) - and there are several reasons: 1) design (plastic is similar to metal and a smooth surface will be more pleasant); 2) choice of color (for this model there are 4 of them, and in other 900s - 2); 3) the sound is much better from the 900s models; The set…

The main thing in headphones is the sound, and it is beautiful here. Headphones have an excellent flat frequency response. They are detailed and transparent. I would not call them light or dark, they are just right, the golden mean. I listened to them classical, rock, electronic music, pop, jazz. There are small questions to the classics, everything else is excellent. But if you tighten the equalizer in the application for a specific genre, then everything is fine everywhere. The app only…

In general, very high quality headphones. I don't regret spending money on them. For those who want good (!) covering headphones with noise cancellation and decent sound, this is it. Bose has the closest analogues. There the price tag is over 20k. These were bought by me for 12k.

Decent headphones . I like the sound, the autonomy is on top. Support for LDAC and Aptx HD codecs, for me this is all a weighty argument to advise others and use it myself.

The price is not clear why it is so high, it also varies greatly everywhere. I bought 10150in the official store; the golden color was for some reason cheaper by 300than the others; Very massive and tight, they put a little pressure on the head, it is the headband that needs to be pulled out, possibly carried. Very hot! Compared to my other Wh-h700n ears, these are tighter, better-sounding, and the noise canceler is cooler, but heavier. I really liked the complete case and cable; Sony, as…

The headphones do not put pressure on the head, but sometimes you want to take it off and relax - after all, the leatherette ear pads, and, oddly enough, the ears also sometimes want to breathe. I looked at Ali for interchangeable ones, so there should be no problems with their wear (which cannot be said about Parrot Zik - a colleague said that in the service a replacement would cost him 5k). The shortcomings of the model are more than compensated by the sound. In general, this experience is…

There may be compatibility problems with apple, or maybe not, if you have a lot of devices, I advise you to test switching between them before buying With its pros: Design The sound is normal, like my old zx770ap for 5k Noise canceling present The touchpad is very convenient Has cons: 1) inconvenient switching between devices, at least apples, you have to manually turn off and turn on bluetooth on the previous device so that you can connect your ears to another device, and when you turn on your

Let's be honest, if you listen to . music, I did not notice a difference in sound with 770BN. Pros below: Beautiful design. Support for LDAC and AptX HD. They play for more than a day. In addition to the mute mode, there is a mode of environmental sounds. You can also hear the voice of the interlocutor if you put your right hand on the earpiece. Cons below: By default, it turns on with noise reduction. To turn it off, you need to press the button twice each time. Considering that there is an…

I strongly recommend that you these headphones somewhere for 10 minutes, and if their fit seems good for you, then all other disadvantages can be forgiven. The need to correct the headphones after a certain period of time does not allow you to immerse yourself in work / music. Got pros: + Stylish appearance + Sufficiently detailed sound + Good attenuation of monotonous noise, which allows you to listen to music at low volume + Scratch-resistant surface Has cons: - Very uncomfortable ear pads…

1. I took my ears for the sake of active noise reduction, and then for the sake of design. If the pive one still copes, then the active one so far only adequately cuts off only the wind, in the subway I hear both the train and the announcement of stations, in any noise reduction mode. And in general, noise reduction is divided into 3 modes: 1. It does not work; 2. Cuts off the wind; 3. Includes microphones to broadcast sounds to headphones, which allows you to avoid pive noise reduction in the…

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…

Throughout the course of the year, my entire family made a series of purchases consisting of the 900N, 1000xm2, and 1000xm3; at work, I compared it to a Bose 35 II that was acquired by a coworker (exchanged with him for a day), so this review will touch on a variety of topics. The first thing that will keep you up at night while you're trying to decide is whether or not you made the right choice by going with Bose. There is no clear answer; however, all three Sony models definitely have better…

It is time to consider the headphones, which is especially important given that the phone supports LDAC. Naturally, the choice came from SONY, the company that developed LDAC, and the 900th model was selected as the best option. The ears are a great fit, and after wearing them for an extended period of time, neither the ears nor the head become fatigued. Very user-friendly touch control. It is true that other people don't always grasp what you mean when you make a swiping motion with your…

And so, for a long time I planned to write a review, and now I'm going to. I wanted headphones for a long time, I started looking, in my opinion the WH1000-XM2- and Bose 35 turned out to be the best, but at that time they cost from 22k, which was half my budget, and here on the SONY website I found their WH-900, there they cost 19900r, which again is a lot, I went to the market and found it and bought it for 8950, and now after half a year of using these headphones, I realized that it couldn’t

of all the shortcomings, for me personally, the mote is critical (most likely my fault) and the fact that the ears can sometimes get warm, but at the same time, I think that these are the best headphones from their price category Some pros: I liked the sound, in the official application I set it to "bright", but clearbass turned it up to 10+ I would like to note the sound insulation: in the old Hong Kong metro cars at a volume of "slightly above average" you can hardly hear anything it is…

Unexpectedly for me, they sounded great on LDAC with a Nokia 5.1 plus smartphone. Great sound with the Sony UBP-X800 4K BD player, but the LDAC connection is not as stable as with a smartphone.

Someone attributed the location of the power button to the shortcomings, they say, it's hard to feel to the touch. Yes, the button is almost flush with the case, but it's all about skill, I immediately looked where this button is located (between the charging port and the noise reduction control button, which are easy to find), well, when they are on my head, I first determine the charging port with my finger , I lead a little higher and find the power button. A little practice and immediately…

After a long and painful search for good headphones to replace the old ones, which served faithfully for 5 years, the choice fell on this model from Sony. I never regretted it, especially since I got the headphones at a price much lower than the official one. So sound. It is clear, balanced, has everything - deep lows, juicy mids, and crystal highs. By bluetooth, the sound quality is certainly worse than by wire, but I have never heard such a cool sound without wires. There is no desire to…

I took it because of the wirelessness and excellent noise reduction (in general, it seemed from the reviews that the noise reduction would work wonders, in fact, it goes on the verge of miracles). I wrote a lot of bad things, but I didn’t regret that I bought it, I don’t think I would have found it better. I did not overpay for a more presentable version - wh1000xm2. I listened to them in the store - I didn’t notice the difference, if there is, then it’s not worth the 8k difference in price.…

Its pros: Very good sound, linear, in quality somewhere close to good wired monitor headphones. They play well with iPhone thanks to AAC support, especially if the file is also AAC-shny (native Apple music or downloaded .m4a files). Some cons: The headphones do not remember the noise reduction mode and each time it is turned on, if noise reduction is not needed, you have to turn it off with the button. Touch control of volume / rewind . well, you have to get used to it, at first it got past all