Sony WHH900N Hear On 2 Wireless Overear Noise Cancelling High Resolution Headphones, 2.4 ounce

I was looking for noise-canceling headphones but did not really care a lot about the sound quality because I knew I was going to use them when I was working in a cafe to listen to my favorite music and not use them for professional music purposes. I saw that these headphones were 46% off (which was great because all the other were like twice the price of these), and read reviews online that they were pretty good so I order them, but the price was the main variable for me. They got here (to Singapore) in about 5 days, which was earlier than expected so I was very happy with that. So far I am really enjoying them and had run into no issues. I use them almost every day, and according to my friends, they look cool. The only thing is that they are a bit heavy, so when I wear them for long periods of time, after I take them off there is like a weird feeling that I am missing something on my head.

I ordered and returned 4 different headphones before landing these and it was worth it. These cans are the best you can get without breaking the bank. Of course, they wont sound as great as the Bose and Sony flagships, but the sound comes close, and the features are nearly all there.SoundGreat sound. I could use a little more bass but you can fix that easily in the app. Yet for most of the time it's perfect. Mids and highs are fantastic even in 2019. If you want better sound, plan on paying 350 bucks.BuildThe design is sturdy but it doesn't look amazing. The cans kinda protrude a bit and the headband is abnormally large but they managed to keep it relatively light and I'm confident they wont break.FeaturesLove that there's really no buttons and everything is touch. The app is solid. Bluetooth range is good. Battery life is not an issue.OverallAgain, unless your willing to shell out 350 for a pair of headphones, look no further. These are great.

I was able to compare these side by side with a pair of Bose QC35II’s and Sennheiser Momentum’s so that’s my point of reference.Build Quality: Build quality is good, but not premium. The plastic used seem strong and feels “okay” to the touch, and the synthetic leather material used at the headband and around the ear cups is soft and feels nice enough. I would say the build quality is similar to the QC35II’s but not as premium as the Momentum’s which use very premium materials (real leather, stainless, etc…).Comfort: I found them to be quite comfortable. More comfortable than the Momentum’s (which aren’t particularly comfortable), but not as comfortable as the QC35II. The only real comfort issue I had was that they make my ears hot relatively quick. They don’t have the airy, open feel of the QC35II’s.Sound Quality: They sound good! Not “audiophile” good, but very good for casual listening. Of the three I compared, I like Sony the best. I used a wired connection to my iPhone and listened to Tidal Masters tracks with the headphones off for my comparison. The Sony’s may not be as tonally accurate as Sennheiser’s or as clean sounding as the Bose, but they sounded much more “alive” and “immersive” in my opinion they were also louder and more bass heavy.Noise Canceling: It’s okay. Bose is better at noise canceling, but when you have music playing & noise canceling on, you won’t hear much of your surroundings. That said, you don’t hear a lot with music playing and noise canceling off. I did notice a weird sound effect that is difficult to describe but something was definitely off at certain frequencies while listening with noise canceling on.I believe it was due to the noise canceling trying to cancel a hum in the background from my office HVAC system. It was annoying and I turned them off and stopped listening for a while. But it just happened that one time and it may have been a result of that particular song and background noise in that particular environment.Features: Sony packs these with some great features. Touch controls are intuitive and work well. Within the app you have ambient sound control (noise canceling, wind noise reduction, or ambient noise), surround VPT which simulates concert hall, arena, etc…, an equalizer, 360 Reality Audio, DSEE HX (which is supposed to enhance the compressed Bluetooth audio), and you can enable Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant if you choose. They also have NFC. That said, the physical buttons are not very intuitive or “clicks” and I have a difficult time finding the power button while wearing them. Also, they can only be paired to a single device, and the ear cups don’t swivel all the way down for storage…. Oh, and no hard case, just a bag.Battery Life: it’s good, most people will probably get through a week of use (couple of hours a day) before needing to recharge.Bluetooth range: Also good, I can walk around my 3000sq ft house without loosing connection or any notable issues.Overall these are great, with a few caveats. Currently they’re deeply discounted on Amazon as their set to be discounted and replaced with a new version that will hit the market soon. So if you can pick them up at the current price (about $170), they’re a great value. At full retail ($299), I’d wait for the new version or there might be better options for a similar price.

These are with a question the best sound canceling headphones that you can get out there today. Sound canceling is very effective, but one of the features I find the most useful is actually it’s Bluetooth microphone accuracy.I use these frequently on conference call (as I work from home) and these are the ones that everyone comments as having the best sound quality. Especially on the other end.Another major plus is battery life. They seem to go forever on a charge, will easily last me the entire day.I had a previous set for a couple of years and only bought a second set because my wife washed the first one. :-) Can I recommend highly enough.

I gave it a bad rating at first and sorry I did, because wasn't the headphone's fault it was mine, I did not know how it functioned at first until I learned how to use it . It is a very good headphone at a very good price and it is Sony. I highly and honestly recommend it. you can't use it for just noise canceling this not what it was made for. first pres the little button and it will light red and then blue and it is on, then select your favorite music on your cellphone and enjoy great sound and you won't hear a thing from the outside.

These headphones are perfect for me. I'm not a huge basshead, love my boom bap songs and all but I've always preferred ACCURACY over something that'll make my brain tingle. That's the h.ear on 2's. If you want an experience that shows you what the song is suppose to sound like then these are for you. Don't get me wrong, they definitely serve well on the bass end, perfectly so in my opinion. For those that prefer the bass, along with other EQ's, is adjustable via the sony app.Noise cancelling is good. It's not the best-of-the-best but when my music is playing I can't hear anything around me which is all that matters to me.