Sony WHCH700N Noise Cancelling Headphones: Wireless Bluetooth Over-Ear Headset with Mic for Phone Calls and Alexa Voice Control - Black Review

cost money in terms of sound quality, design, battery life, but not suitable for noise cancellation, digital noise cancellation is written, but I did not find much difference between normal mode and active noise cancellation mode. This is my first time buying noise canceling headphones so my expectations may be too high!

I really like these. The noise cancellation works, we'll work for low-frequency hum like fridges and the like. Not as good for a window air conditioner fan, but taken to a more comfortable level. Very nice sound when you turn off DSEE (99% of people can't hear the difference between a 192kps MP3 and a CD. This setting just flattens and confuses things). You can turn it off in the app. If you like more powerful bass, use the app. Do not turn off the bass EQ manually, use the Clear Bass option…

Don't buy these if you plan on using them on a PC, they're a nightmare. Tried to install 4 drivers (I've absolutely never seen anything like this), one of them won't install. There's no way to tell what it is. It also installs a "mono audio driver" and embeds it into the playback devices, which I'm 99% sure is the mic for the NC function. Obviously Windows doesn't use it that way. This product is not supported. For a corporation as big as Sony, it's totally unforgivable that their support page…

Sony WH-CH700N are headphones for those who love accurate and clear sound reproduction. Low or high frequencies are not artificially boosted. It simply delivers unprocessed sound without sacrificing high, mid or low frequency ranges. Ideal for use with a good equalizer. However, without an equalizer, it sounds crystal clear. Sony offers a great audio equalizer for Android and iOS that works with some of their headphones and this is one of them. So you can literally tailor the sound reproduction

I've lost track of expensive, mid-range, to cheap. You name it, I most likely tried it, but everyone had a problem and it didn't fit. At first I wanted to go straight up and get the Bose Q35 or Sony W Binary X insert headphones, but I didn't want to lose that money for other reasons as well. (I have a couple of Bose Soundlinks and while they are great they are cheaply made and fall apart after a few months and Sony's one of my friends has and he hates the bass on it and I mostly listen to hip…

I tried these headphones before buying them. I went into a big store and had the opportunity to test drive a few Bose, Beats, Skulls and a few other Sonys. I wasn't planning to buy anything as I already have 8 different headphones at home but. I tried them and got this wow feeling. I honestly didn't expect them to sound that good. I have some really good headphones (Senheisser 700 with DAC and headphone amp plugged into my computer) but somehow this pair from Sony just got the right sound out…

Had very high hopes for these headphones and couldn't turn them down at $100 on Prime Day. I've seen numerous reviews touting the merits of these headphones and agree with some of them. 1) comfort; the most annoying area in my opinion. The ear pads are soft but very thin and my small ears can touch the inside of the speakers when wearing them at certain angles. Again, I don't have big ears and have never had this issue with other headphones. Headbands are very, very lacking. It's very slim with