Sony SP600N Wireless Noise Cancelling Sports Earbuds, Black (WI-SP600N/B) Review

Like. Very good sound with just enough bass to keep me happy (and I don't need too much bass) Nose suppression is ok (exactly what I expected) Comfortable. I do not like it. These headphones are overloaded on one side and do not stop. The battery life is too short. I use bluetooth headphones all the time, they always wear them around my neck to take calls or listen to music or media on a whim. don't last very long although I've tried many different brands. They look very good but don't stay in…

Noise cancellation is on the weak side, but not too much of a problem for me. It would be better if it was more aggressive for my commute, but it's more or less adequate. Sound quality is pretty good, especially when noise cancellation is turned off. I use them mainly during workouts and if they fit you (they come with a few different sized earbuds but they may not fit everyone) they seem to hold up well. I bought these because they are more or less compatible with Google Assistant, so I was…

If you have any doubts about the poor fit reviews I would suggest giving it a try. If it doesn't work then return it. This thing fits my ear perfectly. I also have sp500s which are notorious for falling out of my ears but fit mine perfectly. It's like the Sp line was made for my ears. I was worried about bad reviews but I'm glad I tried it. The sound quality is excellent. I have Beats Solo3 but personally I like the sound of this SP700n better. The Solo3 is good (though not for $300), but it's…

UPDATE: The second headphone didn't load! As ordering a new pair didn't solve the problem we called Sony to see if they would handle the replacement direct as this is clearly a manufacturing issue. They accepted the return and sent a replacement. Meanwhile, my dad (whom I gifted these headphones to) needed headphones, so I bought him a $20 "cheap" pair from Revain. When my dad got a replacement, my dad noticed that the Sony earbuds only last about 2 hours on a full charge (even with noise…

Considering that wireless headphones cost around 1/3 to 3 times the price, the first lesson in buying headphones is that you get, what you get, what you get. Pay for. They cost around $100. Don't expect Bose sound because you're not paying Bose prices, but the sound is pretty good, and if you play around with the in-app equalizer you might find a setting that sounds good for your music. Don't expect the noise-cancelling you get from $300 headphones. I would describe this feature as marginal at…

I was looking for headphones to replace my Bose Sound Sport. I've had these for 3 years and the buttons were starting to break. I decided to try these Sony sports headphones mainly for their noise canceling performance. You have several design issues. The attraction is the noise canceling function. I read other reviews and knew before buying that the noise canceling is not 100%. First, they are uncomfortable to wear. I've tried all the ear tips that come with them and they irritate either the…

I really want to leave such wonderful feedback. To date there are some issues and I wonder if Sony actually tested this product. I'll start with the cons because it's probably easier to think about what I got wrong. Cons * When on calls, the headphones seem to switch to what sounds like ambient mode. Because of this, any noise around you cuts off your voice and the person speaking to you cannot hear you well. It only comes from road noise when driving. It would be great if I could just turn off