It is very good Light and its sound is very good Read more

After couple of months with normal usage I cann't recieve any calls, I can hear the other side but no one can hear me at all!! Read more

Great value for its price! Read more

Not an audiophile. I have no complaints. It is comfortable to use it for a few hours and the sound quality sounds good. The purchase doesn't come with the headphone case for storage. Worth the price. Read more

Really enjoying my time with the headphones. Great all round value on aesthetics, sound quality and adequate ANC. Read more

Absolutely unreal for the price. Extremely comfortable even for long periods of listening, the noise cancellation is phenomenal especially for the price and they look relatively high end as well. The app to control them could be a little more streamlined but certainly not a big deal. Would recommend. Read more

This is a great headphone. I use it on my travels and while focusing on painting or work. It does a decent job of blocking outside noise, helping me concentrate or sleep. It also comes with cables, so you can connect it on planes that don't support Bluetooth, making it very useful. This helps me get a good sleep while traveling as there's no noise and I can focus on listening to the Quran while flying. The headphones are also very comfortable to wear, even for long hours. The soft padding ensures my ears don't hurt, making it easy to use for extended periods. It also comes with an app (you can search for Sony Sound Connect) and can be used with 2 devices. I've had Sony headphones before and they just keep getting better. I'm very happy with this purchase. Read more

عازلة وجداً رائعة Read more

The quality is good. Read more

This item is good. Better than JBL Read more

El producto es de gran calidad, desde su material de manufactura hasta la calidad de su sonido. En este último aspecto destaca por un equilibrio perfecto entre bajo y agudos brindando así un sonido claro y de buen volumen sin perder calidad. Por otra parte para jugar videojuegos no muestra ninguna latencia, la experiencia es increíble dando más volumen en comparación a otros audífonos alámbricos que tenía (igual Sony), un excelente producto sin dudas. Read more

Mann kann ihn nicht mit Tv verbinden …. Read more

This is really great Read more

I really love these headphones. For less than $100, these headphones provide tremendous value. - The sound quality is great. No - Noise Cancelling is good-enough. If you work in an office setting and want headphones that will help you focus, these work great. However, if you need absolute silence, the noise-cancelling might be a bit weak for you. - Due to the light-weight, they're extremely comfortable. I can wear them all day without discomfort. I prefer light-weight headphones over heavy headphones for this reason. Ear cups are super soft and sit around the ear. - Strong Battery Life - I only need to charge once per week - Very easy to configure with laptop/phone. Read more

It good but just add money and buy the m5 trust me Read more

Bass and good anc quality Read more

Very good product good quality thnku Amazon Read more

This headphones despite being cheap, the sound really good, and the noise cancelation is very good. Read more

سماعه صوتها كويس ومع شويه تظبيط ف السيتنج هتاخد صوت افضل .. عزل الصوت كويس بردو .. الخامات مش احسن حاجه Read more

Amazing sound and ANc , comfortable fir those like over the ear cups ,but as for the issue was ambient sound not that much good , i hardly hear my voice during calls 📞 although the ambient mode is active... Read more

Good quality Read more

This is a 5500 egp joke Read more

SECOND UPDATE - 11/9/2023 OK, so I have been living with these for a couple of months now and I feel I can say some things with more confidence. 1. Comfort is still a bit hit or miss. I will say the choice to put those microphones or whatever those things that stick out on the insides of the earcups was not great. I don't always feel them pressing on my ears but the earpads are not very thick and if you don't have them on in exactly the right way (assuming you can find a way that works for you) then the pads will flatten a bit and you'll feel them on your ears. It's not exactly painful. Just unpleasant. 2. And I feel the need to come back to the ear cushions themselves. Again, they just barely fit over my ears. And I wear glasses so this is a big issue with most headphones. I can sometimes get the cushions just right so they don't smash the tips of my ears against the arms of my glasses too much but it sometimes takes a bit of extra fiddling around with them that can be annoying when I'm not in the mood for it. Again, not too much of a knock against Sony since this is a widespread issue with headphones in general. Manufacturers just seem to think if they make the cushions soft, they will be comfortable. Nope. If it smashes your ears, it will start to hurt after a while no matter how soft it is. 3. The battery life is decent but I do find myself having to charge them more often than I expected. Prior to these, I had an inexpensive pair of Jlab headphones and although their sound quality and features were lacking, the battery life was outstanding and I was just used to not charging for days and days. I pretty much wear headphones all day every day and I generally find that these will be at 50% after a couple of days. Of course that's with noise cancelling on. But also, these are noise cancelling headphones so they were designed to be used with it on for long periods. Or should have been. I don't know what the capacity of the battery is in these but the battery packs they use in wireless headphones are not expensive items anymore. You can buy a set of $30 wireless headphones now with a huge capacity battery. So, yes. These are lower end Sony but they're still well above the price you pay for really basic wireless headphones. They shouldn't have skimped on the battery capacity. That said, though I haven't actually kept track of how many hours, it probably does meet the stated runtime. I had just hoped they were being conservative with the numbers. But also, you can't use them and charge them at the same time so if you use your headphones constantly, that can be annoying. I don't like to run lithium batteries much below 50%. I don't know that it's bad for them exactly but all of my lithium batteries have lasted me for many years using that policy so that's what I do. When I see 40-50% I charge the battery. I know they have the quick charge feature but I like to charge and forget for many hours. It would be more useful if I could plug into a power bank for 15 minutes and still use the headphones while it's charging. But nope. You plug into a charger and the headphones turn off. Everything said, I'm reasonably happy with them but I paid the $150 asking price they were selling for when I bought them. Knowing all I know now, I would not pay that price again for these. These are $70 headphones. Tops. They're not that comfortable. The battery life is easily matched (or surpassed) by the least expensive wireless headphones on Amazon. The stock sound quality is not impressive at all. (I will say they sound pretty good if you tweak the EQ). The only things I have been really happy about is once I got them paired with my PC, they always connect right away when I turn them on. That's something that is hit or miss with most bluetooth devices. And can be incredibly annoying when you have to fight to get something connected every single time. I've also been pretty satisfied with the noise cancelling. Which they're the first NC headphones I've ever owned so I have nothing to compare them to. I'm not really understanding what Sony was trying to do with these. Their top of the line ANC headphones might be some of the best ANC but are they really $400 good? Well, if they're anything like these, they are good but significantly overpriced. UPDATE - 9/25/2023 I realize my original review is a bit long and probably most people don't want to read all that so after living with these for a week or so, here are some key points that I think people will want to know. 1. Comfort is just OK for people with small or medium ears that don't stick out too far. Beyond that, the comfort might be anything from uncomfortable to painful. 2. The ANC is good enough for me. I don't fly. I don't use them on a bus or train or anything. I use them at home. They block out things like computer fans and voices in adjacent rooms. I have a fan right by my head and although I can still hear it, the ANC really tames it to a very gentle hiss. If voices or TV are in the same room with you, it will cause them to seem to recede quite a bit but you will still probably hear them (especially TV). The ANC works better on some frequencies than others. It almost eliminates some noises but (for example) the sound of water running nearby is something you will definitely hear. 3. I use these 90% with my Windows 10 PC and I have not experienced any of the disconnection issues that many have reported with them as long as I am only using them with my PC. However, when I do connect them to my Android phone, if I leave them connected for a while, things can get glitchy and if I then turn off the bluetooth on my phone, it will sometimes make weird things happen. Like if I have the ANC turned on on the headphones, it will turn off and forget the EQ settings I have chosen. Also, sometimes when I try to disconnect them from the phone by simply turning off bluetooth, they don't make the disconnect sound. I don't know. I'm glad I didn't buy them to use exclusively with the phone. I have a different set of headphones for that. I just wanted to include this in my review to note that I did indeed notice some issues when I left them connected to my phone for a while. I will be keeping them because PC is all I care about. END UPDATE --------------------- ORIGINAL REVIEW Things that mattered to me in choosing these headphones... 1. I'm not going to try and sugar coat this too much. I don't have money to burn. But a set of headphones that check all my boxes without doing anything I hate for a price I can handle is a tall order. Good headphones have never been cheap. ANC is still a premium feature (though this is changing fast). These headphones were just barely in my price range at $150. And frankly, although I like everything about them (so far) I think $100 would have been closer to the price these should be selling for. This segment of the market is crowded and if I was willing to gamble even more than I did, I could have probably gotten something I was happy with for significantly less than that $150. I went with Sony because I'm an old guy and I know that you usually don't pay more for a Sony product for no reason. 2. Comfort. Of course, we're talking perceived comfort. Comfort involves a lot of guesswork. For these, it appears that I mostly guessed right. These just fit my ears with a little pressure here and there. My ears are not small but also not that large. If you have large ears, you should probably go somewhere where you can try the headphones on before you buy. I probably should have done this myself because comfort is always my top priority (other than price). Most likely the pads on these will not be difficult to replace should the need arise. And it usually does with headphones. Sooner or later, the pads will always wear out. 3. ANC - Of course. This is my first pair of ANC headphones and it's everything I want. The transparency mode is slightly quieter than I would like but it's acceptable. I've seen some people complaining about the ANC not being effective on these. Not sure what they're talking about but maybe they're coming from much higher end ANC. For me, the first day I had them, I had some people come to see me and they were banging on my door. I heard absolutely nothing. They were freaked out because they thought something was wrong. So....my verdict on this is if you want perfect ANC, maybe shop around. I'm not here to tell you it's the best. I don't have anything to compare it to. I can only say it leaves me wanting nothing and I'm happy with it. 4. Sound quality - Out of the box, I found the factory sound to be lacking. But that usually happens with me when I have new headphones. I can't say for sure if the burn in effect is psychological or real but all I can say is a new pair of headphones takes some getting used to for me. At least the EQ is sufficiently adjustable in the app and I managed to get them to sound very nice. It's nice that the settings you choose in the app will be stored in the headphones so the same settings will apply on other devices. I mostly use Bluetooth headphones on my Windows 10 PC so I'm not going to be fiddling around with the app much. These can go pretty loud and have decent bass. The drivers can provide good clarity for mids and highs if you fiddle with the EQ. The stock EQ sounds muffled. But that also might be a result of them not having been burned in. CONS - It's really nitpicking for me to find many cons. These are great headphones (at least initially). 1. The buttons could be a bit more tactile. In particular, I find the play/pause button a bit difficult to find and always find myself hunting for it. It is right between the Vol +/- buttons and should stick out a little more than it does to make it obvious. Also, the ANC button is nearly flush with the earcup and still makes me hunt for it a bit more than I like. I think I'll get used to these buttons eventually but I don't love them. 2. The shortest timer for the auto off that's available in the app is 15 minutes. I was really kind of surprised that there was no option for a shorter time. 3. The headband is adjustable by clicks. So if the size you need is between two clicks, you might have to have them slightly too tight or slightly too loose. The higher end Sony headbands with no clicks seem like they would be better in this way. 4. Although (as I said) the comfort is pretty good, it's not great. But this is not terribly unusual for lower end headphones. I strongly prefer over ear (earcups that surround the ears rather than sit on them and smash them) and I'm very picky about it. I don't like it if my ears are not completely inside the earcups and I don't think it's asking much since my ears are not enormous. I find that these do kind of smash the tops of my ears. It's not something I notice right away but after about half an hour or so, it starts to become something I'm almost constantly aware of. It's not exactly painful but it isn't really pleasant either. To make matters worse, there is a seam in the fake leather that runs all the way around the inside where your ear is probably gonna be if your ears are just slightly larger than the ears of a child. I find that many of these types of earpads have that seam and I don't know it's purpose but I know that ones that don't have it tend to be easier on your ears even if your ears don't fit perfectly. So all I'm saying is this isn't some upstart company. This is Sony. These are low end Sony headphones but they're still not really cheap and they're still made by an enormous company that's been around for many decades. I don't know what it is. Almost every company that makes headphones of this sort makes the earcups too small for even slightly larger ears. I guess they think people with larger ears don't use headphones. Of course my ears could be really large. In which case, I probably wouldn't be able to wear them even if they were a little larger. 5. Also, I have to kind of agree with all the other reviews that mentioned the little plastic part that sticks out from the area where the driver is on the inside of the earcup. I am not sure if it actually pushes on my ears or not but it seems like it might. I kind of feel something and it does stick out far enough to where I can see how it could rub your ears. I think these pieces are the place where the microphones are mounted so if that's the case, they kind of have to be there but they probably don't have to be as poorly designed as they are. I feel like I might be able to trim some of the plastic off if I really wanted to but I'm not going to start working on a brand new set of $150 headphones. It doesn't bother me (yet) so maybe I'll change my mind later on. I think this could have been avoided if the padding were a bit thicker on the earpads. Read more

I like the quality of the sound and the battery life, however, the noise cancellation is not that much. In all, it is good. Read more

This is a great set of headphones. Excellent price and the battery life is excellent. Having used AirPods for years, these are fantastic and the sound quality surpasses AirPods by a clear mile. Read more

UPDATE 3/13/23: I noticed another reviewer mention that the padding has given out some after a while and I will concur that this has been my perceived experience as well. The padding flattens easily and I wish it was a bit more robust. I wouldn't say that the speakers are poking my ear, but I do feel my ear being pressed slightly and it does lead to minor discomfort over time. So I would say that the padding could definitely be better on these, and it should be at this price point. I would maybe deduct a half star for this if that was an option, but since it's not, I'm keeping my 5 star rating. I'm still happy with the sound, but I'll definitely be looking out for some better pads. Original Review: I'm impressed with these headphones. They are really good. I will, however, call out from the beginning that you lose some functionality and build quality (potentially - more on that below) seen in more expensive headphones and even though these are "only" $150, I think it's a bit pricey. But I think good headphones are just ridiculously expensive in general. With that out of the way, here are the headphones I tried in addition to the WH-CH720N: Sony XM4 & XM5, Sennheiser Momentum 4, Soundcore Q30 & Q45, and Technics EAH-A800. My main objective in getting new headphones was to get a serious sound quality upgrade from the Soundcore Life Q20’s that I've had for several years now, and I was finally ready to pay $300-$400 for it if I had to. I was looking for clear mids and highs with deep, clear, separate bass (think of the difference between a sound system with a separate subwoofer vs a sound system without that tries to pack the bass into the main speakers). With the caveat that sound quality is subjective to the listener, here are my thoughts on each of the headphones I tried: Technics EAH-A800 - absolute garbage and a joke at their price. These didn’t even merit more than a few minutes of listening. Soundcore Q45 - disappointingly uninspiring sound compared to the much cheaper Q30. They lack bass. I spent very little time with these because I knew that I would take the Q30’s over them without question. Soundcore Q30 - These are very good for their price (compared to the other options at that price). If I hadn't been willing to spend $300+ for the best sound, I would have kept these despite the fact that they powered off in the middle of calls (a problem I believe is specific to OnePlus phones based on my research). But compared to more expensive headphones, the Q30's bass was not as well defined/separated and it bled into all the frequencies, lending to an overall muddy sound - comparatively. But these are good, and at their price point, I doubt you can find better headphones. Momentum 4 - These headphones had, hands down, my favorite bass signature; it was fantastically clean and able to hit impressive lows I could not hear in any other cans. The overall sound was very good, although I never could get them to sound as clear as I wanted once I experienced the 720's. The M4’s have fantastic battery life. Sadly, there were quite a few issues with the M4’s. They sound awful in wired mode - like, don’t even bother, they’re that bad. Taking calls on the M4s was a very weird experience; it’s hard to explain, but voices sounded kind of echo-y, but in the sense that it was like the voice was everywhere around me to the extent that I was sure that everyone else in the room was hearing the voice just as clearly as I was. I couldn’t decide if I liked it or not - all I can say for sure is that it was a very strange experience. The M4's had software bugs that I just couldn't overlook, such as the audio being out of sync with video when using aptx (I had to use the lower SBC format to get the audio in sync and this just didn't make any sense!). The touch controls and on ear detection were a bit of a hit or miss. Software updates are unreasonably slow - like 20 minutes or longer. They are quiet - I found that I had to crank them up well past 50% to get enough volume, but at the end of the day, it didn’t really matter because they did get as loud as I ever needed and still had the ability to go louder. And they are on the heavier side, which meant they didn't stay in place on my head if I looked down or up. I actually ordered a second pair hoping that the software issues were a defect, but the replacement had all the same issues. But that bass was so good I was tempted, even prepared, to overlook all of those shortcomings. Until I tried the XM5's and the 720's. Sony XM4 - I'm sure these were great for their time, but their age is evident. The sound was muddy and uninspiring to me. I quickly moved on from these. Sony XM5 - these are good - very good. I would have kept the XM5's if the 720’s hadn’t been released just as I was comparing all of these headphones. The sound is very close to the 720's, but just not quite as clear, though I think the bass may go a bit lower than the 720's. It really mostly came down to price when deciding between the XM5 and 720. The XM5's are feature rich with an excellent ambient mode (the best I’ve experienced). ANC is good, but not at the level I expected for their reputation and really not significantly better than most other headphones. Compared to the 720’s, I’d say the ANC actually blocked out less noise, but the XM5’s made almost no static sound with ANC on and that may have played into that perception because I think the slight static noise the 720’s make might just be covering up the external noises that I’m hearing more on the XM5’s. But getting the absolute best ANC was not the most important thing for me. I liked the touch controls on the XM5’s - it's easier than feeling around for the correct button. But is it worth the price? Not for me - I'll take the trade-offs of the 720's for the savings, especially since I think the 720's sound better. But I can easily see how someone would buy the XM5’s over the 720’s if money is not an issue. Finally, Sony WH-CH720N - these really are best described as the budget version of the XM5’s. Remember how I mentioned that they sound very similar to the XM5’s? Yeah, sometimes I forgot which headphones I was wearing, they are that close (post EQ-ing them to the best sound I could get from them). The ANC and Ambient modes aren’t quite as good on the 720's, they don’t have touch controls (a positive or negative depending on the person), and they don’t feel as solidly built (though I might argue that is only because of how incredibly light they are - they actually seem well built and there are no creaks, but their lightness is easily perceived as “cheap”). The 720’s don’t come with a case and they don’t fold (but the XM5’s don’t fold, either); not a big deal to me. Not folding just means they have fewer breaking points and are less obnoxious to handle when off the noggin. These live on my desk, so a case is not important to me. For traveling, I prefer the compactness of earbuds anyway. The auto off feature only works after they lose bluetooth connection, which for the majority of us, only happens if we turn our phone off or walk far away from the headphones. So, not significant value there, though I do turn off my phone every night, so the headphones will at least shut off at night if I forget to do it manually, and that is good enough for me. The 720’s are strictly controlled with physical buttons that are well placed, though I find myself expecting the ANC/Ambient button to be on the back, not the front (don’t know why, because it actually makes sense the way they did it), causing me to push the wrong button more than I’d like. And I wish the volume up and down were more distinct from the play/pause button. The buttons are my only real (but minor) complaint, but I'm getting used to the buttons and will be fine in short order. The 720’s are slim compared to the XM5’s and the M4’s. And did I mention they are light? They are insanely light and extremely comfortable. Most importantly, the 720’s sound really good. While they don’t quite have the bass signature of the M4’s, they are so well balanced and clear across all of the frequencies (without being harsh or sibilant) while still having great, clear bass that it could be argued that the 720’s sound better. I just kept finding myself going back to the 720’s over every other set of cans. These headphones won out over the rest from my limited (but targeted) comparison. There might be better sounding headphones out there, but I haven't found them. Read more

Bought these for a 15hr trip to India so I didn’t have to wear my earbuds and could lay down. Perfect noise cancellation and great Sony product. Love them! Read more

Very good. Specially if you don't want to hear your wife voice . Read more

فوق التقيم، عدلها ممتاز ولها تطبيق خاص وصوتها صافي وما يسمعون اللي حولينك الصوت لو معليه آخر شي حتى لو شلتها ما يطلع الصوت Read more

I recently invested in the Sony WH-CH720N Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones, and I must say, they have exceeded my expectations on multiple fronts. As an avid music lover and someone who appreciates a good pair of headphones, these have quickly become my go-to choice for a premium audio experience. 1. Comfortable Ear Coverage: One of the standout features of these headphones is the generous size of the ear cups. They provide excellent coverage, enveloping my entire ears in a cocoon of sound. The over-ear design not only enhances comfort during long listening sessions but also effectively isolates ambient noise, allowing me to immerse myself completely in the music. 2. Superior Noise Cancelling: The noise-cancelling technology on the WH-CH720N is simply outstanding. Whether I'm on a noisy commute or working in a bustling cafe, the headphones create a tranquil listening environment by effectively blocking out external disturbances. The adaptive nature of the noise cancellation ensures a seamless transition between different environments, providing a truly immersive experience. 3. Impressive Battery Life: Battery life is a crucial factor for any wireless headphone user, and Sony has delivered in this department. The WH-CH720N boasts an impressive battery life, providing hours of uninterrupted music playback on a single charge. This is perfect for long flights, road trips, or simply when you don't want to worry about constantly recharging your headphones. 4. Seamless Wireless Connectivity: Setting up the wireless connection was a breeze, thanks to the seamless Bluetooth pairing. The headphones quickly connect to my two devices, and the connection remains stable even at a distance. The freedom of movement that wireless functionality offers adds to the overall convenience of these headphones. 5. Crisp Sound Quality: Of course, none of these features would matter if the sound quality wasn't top-notch. Fortunately, the WH-CH720N delivers crisp and clear audio across various genres. The bass is punchy without being overwhelming, and the mids and highs are well-balanced, providing a rich and detailed listening experience. 6. Enhanced Experience with the Headphones App: What sets the WH-CH720N apart is the fantastic user experience provided by the Headphones app. The app allows for easy customization of sound settings, enabling me to tailor the audio profile to my liking. Additionally, firmware updates and additional features are seamlessly delivered through the app, ensuring that my headphones stay current and optimized for the best performance. In conclusion, the Sony WH-CH720N Noise Cancelling Wireless Headphones have proven to be an excellent investment. The combination of comfort, noise cancellation, battery life, connectivity, and sound quality makes them a standout choice in the crowded market of wireless headphones. If you're in the market for a reliable and immersive audio experience, these headphones are definitely worth considering. Read more

Great sound. Comfortable to wear for long audiobooks and music. Read more

Estou satisfeita com o fone. Ele é leve, emparelha com todos os meus dispositivos e carrega rapidamente. A redução de ruídos é muito boa também. Contudo, fiquei um pouco frustrada mesmo por ele não vir com o estojo para viagem, que é vendido de forma avulsa e custa quase R$200,00. Se eu tivesse me atentado a esse detalhe, teria pagado um pouco mais em um modelo mais avançado. Outro ponto que para mim é negativo é que ele pesa um pouquino e sinto os maxilares travarem no início, mas depois de algum tempo me adapto e não sinto mais incômodo. Enfim, é uma boa opção de fone, mas se estiver disposto a pagar um pouco a mais é melhor comprar um modelo mais recente. Read more

The Sony WH-CH720N Noise Canceling Wireless Headphones have blown me away! From the moment I put them on, I was immersed in a world of crystal-clear sound with deep, rich bass and crisp highs. The noise-canceling feature is truly impressive, effectively blocking out background noise so I can fully enjoy my music, podcasts, or calls without distractions. The Bluetooth connection is seamless, with no lag or dropouts, and pairing the headphones with my devices was a breeze. The battery life is fantastic—I can use them for hours on end without needing to recharge, making them perfect for long flights, commutes, or just relaxing at home. Comfort is another area where these headphones shine. The over-the-ear design is lightweight and cushioned, making them incredibly comfortable to wear for extended periods. I’ve had no issues with ear fatigue, even after wearing them for hours. Sony has outdone themselves with the WH-CH720N. These headphones deliver top-tier sound quality, effective noise cancelation, and superb comfort at a great price. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for high-quality wireless headphones. Five stars all the way! Read more

Just gets a bit hot on the ears. Read more

Very pleased with this find, so comfy and sound quality is crisp. Read more

When I opened and held the headphones, they felt different—much lighter than the ones I checked out in the store before purchasing on Amazon. The plastic material seemed cheap in comparison. I wasn't happy with the item. Then we tested the sound. When my husband put them on and played music, I could clearly hear it, even loudly, from outside the headphones. With the store-bought (original) pair, the sound was barely noticeable from the outside. So, we decided to return the Amazon pair and request a refund. That same day, we bought the headphones in-store, and you can definitely tell the difference between the two. Read more

Very good sound quality. The noise canceling is outstanding, I cannot hear a single outside noise with the music on, on a low volume. Comfortable for the ears as it’s not too tight and light. They stay still on my head when I run or walk fast. One thing that I like is that there is no left/right so you can choose for yourself. It connects easily on different devices and it’s easy to switch between them. The thing that I am not very fond of is that you have to download a free app. The app itself is not very easy (but not hard neither) to setup and you have to create a sony account if you don’t have one. It’s annoying and I wish it would work without it. The last minor inconvenience is the fact that the headphones can’t fold. Only the pads can be turned in and out (only on 1 way though). Overall, they are very good. I wasn’t ready to buy the upper priced ones yet, but I am very happy with these for now. 100% recommended. Read more

One of nicest headphones I ever used, not less then the quality of flagship. Amazing sound quality with perfect fit. Read more

Excellent. Sony.. worth the price. Read more

These headphones are well crafted, comfortable and cancels noise as they claim. I have bought a pair for each of my teenagers because they kept “borrowing” mine. Read more

I’ve have purchased this item a couple of weeks back. It’s very comfortable for usage and good quality in sound too. The battery backup is awesome and anc is also good. Bass level depends upon the quality of the music which we plays. Recommended to keep it in a case to avoid the dust accumulations.

I had this for a month now and it doesn't disappoint, the noise canceling is ok and its quite responsive for gaming

Dont buy from amazon

Good quality but buttons takes a while to get used to and it is not flexible enough

Even used i buy it is intact no damage sound quality very good ANC above average but excellent in blocking 70 percent of noise(ANC)

So they were great in the beginning but later on they show disconnectivity issue with my smart TV which was the main purpose of me buying this product.they don't connect at all now to my TV.

It’s very light. The connection is very strong and stable. My iPhone recognizes it as certified accessory and it gives me the charging stats. Charging is a bit slow. Noise cancellation is around 6/10

Beautiful nice original genuine product

My First NC headphone! And I'm glad that I choosed sony over other brand!(Not depicting others bad) And This Headphone wins my ♥️Recommendation Use lossless file for music

One less star as mine didn't have peel off sticker which is placed at the bottom opening of the box. I'm bit worried that I have got a used product or what. All YouTube unboxing videos shows that the bottom opening of the box has peel off stickers unlike mine. But the product feels untouched but time will tell.

It’s perfect!

The headphone is very good. I can notice the instruments sound details in songs. Even though I am more of a bass lover person I felt the bass is a little low despite that everything is perfect also thr ANC is very good. I tried many headphone with anc those felt like something have been pushed into my ears but the anc in the headphone feels very comfy.

Nice

- Found connectivity issue with Bluetooth- if try to connect 2nd device then not able to connect first one.- loose connection sometimes- speaker base is ok but not that good.

U will get the product as describedIt's a great productI feel some more features can be added in dis headphone like nfc connectivity and pause and play function when we use headphones and when we remove itApart from that the sound quality is descent and noise cancelation is good tooI m still getting use to be more comfortable wearing it for long time since i m a earbud userSoon i will get to be more comfortable i guessBattery back up is goodI like the headphone ?

good for its price

I got a open box with no peel off sticker box has feasible damage like its usedMade in china not us

Not comfortable for long time usage

SO LIGHT WEIGHT AMAZING SETTINGS IN APP. Immersive experience. Love. Love. Love

10/10 scores

Got them off the warehouse deal in Amazon.ae.I think they were a malfunctioning piece and the malfunction shows up a few minutes after connecting- and might not have got caught in the quality check before they were resold.Returned them.

It's extremely a good product I used an older version for long but unfortunately lost it in a plane

I use a WHCH700N for a long time and I am huge fan. I lost it and I replaced with this new Sony .I can say that material quality ,sound quality and most of all connection quality is no where near WHCH700N.Return window is closed that's why I can't return it...You can go for half a price ones which will exactly do the same job.

good

Superb performance … worth of money !!! Better life is superb awesome!!!

Price is good for what it is actually worth. Sound quality is superb. Very comfortable. Noise cancellation is not the best but it’s okay. It’s a 4 star for me because it slips slightly when I do functional training exercises, but over all it is worth your money.

Its not Made in U. S it is made in China.

Perfect

So at first, I didn’t expect from the headphones to sound this great it’s “only” 438 AED ?? Noise canceling is pretty good, can’t ear someone when they call me. But the problem I‘ll have with this headphones is that the sound leaks after the volume 8/half in a quiet room.

In purchased this option because of multiple people in our office have meetings at a time. From the other side colleagues already complained that i have. A lot noise from back. I thought this product will solve the issue but it didn’t. Wasted my money. I already had other headphones this is just an addition to that

The sound quality is very bad, the maximum volume levelis kind of low. The item came not sealed, when unboxed it was wrapped in white Tissue paper not Sony quality at all. I doubt this item is original . Not recommended

Country of origin was mentioned Virgin Islands US but on the product it was mentioned made in China. There was no seal on the box or the product.Replacement for this product was given but want to inform Amazon that old product is not collected.

The audio is amazingly good and very comfortable.

Sound quality is amazing

The Quality of sound is good in this price range and the battery impressive

Very useful and quality full . Sony never fail to impress.

Good sound to the extend that now I don't even get tired of listening to music with it long lasting battery. I love what I had trust me the base and noise cancelling ?✌️

Unfortunately the headset does not come with a bag or case to put on. Not sure if it was suppose to or not?? Very unfortunate!

I received the item, but the Sony box was not sealed from the manufacturer, so I think it was opened before.

It looks nothing like the picture and it is so bad and the noise consoling is so bad, feels cheap, and it just the worst thing ever!!!!!!DO NOT BUY! Waste of money!

Only issue is person not able to hear us and too kuch background voice coming to our counterpart

I got a used item, and its seals were already opened. Inside the box is covered with soft tissue paper like that, and the main fact is that its Bluetooth name has its old owner's name, 'Antony's WH-CH720N'. I returned on the same day.

In general the Sony WH CH720N noise canceling headphones offer performance, for their price. The bass is solid delivering a kick without overshadowing sounds. While the noise canceling feature may not be notch compared to others it still does a job of reducing background noise.What really makes these headphones stand out is their affordability. For those on a budget they present a choice for enjoying music without breaking the bank. The construction quality and padding are decent though not exceptional. While they may not feel as luxurious as models they do the job well without any significant drawbacks.One notable feature is the headphone design. Sleek and modern appealing to users. Overall if you're seeking a wallet option, with sound quality and decent noise cancellation, the Sony WH CH720N headphones are definitely worth considering.

Everything came in good condition, I like using these headphones for the gym, very light weight and good sound quality!

Feels so cheap , built material is not good and not that comfortable

Good

I received the product and at first the bottom seal was missing and the plastic film was also missing, which made me think the product was used but it was clearly written on the box that no plastic film was used so its ok, the product was brand new and with a good white cloth covering it, overall happy with the product but if u listen to music over half or over the half mark then there is slight noise leak but the headphones are loud enough under half so that's no a big issue, overall rating 9/10

Very good

Bass not good