Sony h.ear on MDR-100ABN Wireless High Resolution Noise Cancelling Over-Ear Headphones - Black

It took me a while to decide on these or the new Bose QC as I think these are the two leaders in this space right now for Wireless, Noise Cancelling Headphones.My colleague recently bought the Bose and I tested them out; noise cancelling was good, comfortable fit and looked a good design with great sound quality. However, you can't turn the Noise Cancelling off which is a con if you use them outside and they don't fold up which makes them hard to carry with you. Other than that and their price is a bit more than the Sony's, they are worth the money.The Sony on the other hand;Great choice of colours, I went for Red and they do not disappoint. Darker than the pictures look which is a good thing. Very comfortable, watched a 2.5 hour film with them on and no issues. The noise cancelling really does work, even before you turn it on, the cupped over ears block out initial noise. You can turn it on off which stops the hissing sound when you're out. The sound quality matches the Bose easily and is really strong. Additionally, you can fold them and put them in their carry case which is easy to take with you.Take price out the equation and the Sony pari wins for me, their is not a great deal between them but and quality they are certainly on a level. But I believe the colour choices, on/off noise cancelling, easy fold up design and better button functionality on the headphones makes tips it in the Sony's favour - but add in the price difference, with Sony being much cheaper, then you've got a clear winner!Also, easy NFC connection if you have an Android device, I have a Sony phone and works seamlessly - with 20+ hours battery life on full use and built in mic.Enjoy!

First of all, the original box instantly reminded me of my last pair of Beats Solo HD headphones. Sleek and very attractive to the eye, with a sleeve which is pretty difficult to remove unless you have a sharp knife handy. All in all, a decent start.The size of the provided carrying case initially surprised me, but once the headphones are housed inside, they fit perfectly. The case itself is relatively tough and robust, providing an adequate level of protection. It is lined with a synthetic material designed to prevent any scratches or dings making their way onto the elegant matte finish.Like many others, I spent hours trawling the internet in an attempt to discover, what really is the best pair of wireless headphones and what price I would deem affordable. You can’t write a review of noise cancelling, wireless headphones without your attention diverting to the ever so popular and market leader, the Bose QC35…and to a lesser extent the second edition of Beats’ Studio range.Onto the design now, arguably the absolute priority when it comes to the modern day consumers’ wants and needs. Whether you like it or not, the emergence of Beats Headphones revolutionised the way headphones and earphones are sold across the globe. The way in which they have been marketed, expertly done in my eyes, has seen millions of people follow what is attractive, as opposed to what sounds the best.You can tell Sony have taken their time with the design. Although the large majority is plastic, it is durable and that’s what counts. I have had my headphones for well over three weeks now, and there isn’t a scratch or scuff in sight. I am, clearly, taking good care of them. Who wouldn’t after shelling out? I opted for the Blue, which as many others have pointed out, is actually more of a green Teale. If you are confident of pulling off the Pink, Red or Yellow, you’ll certainly turn a few heads. The colours are both vibrant and eye catching.The comfort of the Sony h.ear headphones is up there with the best, even though the weight (280g) is present after extending periods of listening. Don’t be deceived by the pictures, the soft ear cups fit comfortably over your ears and there is a good, thick layer of padding to protect the top of your head. The one downside to the comfort is, like with any over ear headphones, you start to feel a pressure building up around both ears. It is tolerable nonetheless.Now, the noise cancellation was a big selling point for me. These are my first pair of NC headphones and I was a little hesitant in opting for anything other than Bose. When powered on, the world and all of its sounds are shut off. Having used them regularly on public transport (Trains, Buses, Taxis etc…) and even at a packed Football Stadium, they are fantastic, almost to the point where I question why on earth I never contemplated buying a pair before. To go from NC back to your average pair of headphones/earphones is a frightening prospect. Once you’ve had steak, other meat seems less appealing. On the downside, when these headphones run out of juice, all of the sounds now alien to you come flooding back in, a very unwelcoming realisation. The bottom line, if you’re going to buy these headphones and use them frequently, never let them run out of battery. Period. It can be likened to driving a Lamborghini Aventador with the acceleration and power of a Nissan Micra. A negative to the NC is the sound of people's voices; chatter at lower levels is able to penetrate through, something which took me by surprise.Moving on, I come into this review without a pretence of having any expert knowledge with regards to sound quality. I do know, however, that these are mightily impressive when it comes to the bass and treble.The Bluetooth connection is as strong as it should be – I have not once experienced a drop out while listening to music or catching up on Negen’s brutal dictatorship in the Walking Dead. The range is another excellent quality as you’re able to walk 10+ metres away and still have a solid signal to your phone or media device.The battery life, not quite as superior as the new Beats Solo Wireless 3, averages around 20 hours. I was able to stretch these out to 23 hours with both wireless and NC turned on. A negative aspect of the battery is the way in which it’s displayed on the headphones. It isn’t. The only way to check battery life is to press the power button once – you are then presented with an almost android-like voice, stating “Battery level, medium” and so on. There are three tiers – low, medium and good. It’s rather archaic, but you get used to it soon enough.As you can tell by the obvious optimism bounding its way through this review, I am incredibly happy with my purchase. I was able to nab these headphones around the now infamous Black Friday weekend at £169.99. The current price at the time of writing this is £194.95, brilliant when compared with the Bose QC35 which retails at around £279.95.P

These headphones have a lot to offer!There are pairs of headphones out there with similar features at similar price points but I did my research and found these would be the best pair for me. With all round functionality, great sound quality and an eye-catching style, these cans tick all the boxes.Sound QualityThe Sony H.ear Ons offer a deep, full sound with an impressive soundstage. The bass does not bleed into the mids but is rather tight, something sony does well. The highs are not too sharp, allowing for longer listening sessions at higher volumes without damaging your ears. The detail is there but not as impressive or bright as other headphones.Noise CancellationThese offer great noice cancellation for low sounds such as car rumbling or planes, but not so much for voices. In fact, you can hear people talking even clearer becuase it gets rid of the background noise. With music on though, you would barely hear a thing!ComfortThe H.ear Ons have very plush earcups and a thick, soft headband. These headphones are sturdy and very well constructed. They are not so light but the clever design makes up for it.BluetoothThe connection is simply amazing! I can walk downstairs away from my phone and still have a reliable, clear connection!FeaturesSomething great about these headphones is that you can turn the noise cancelling on and off! You can also check the battery levels by pressing the power button once and you also have the volume, skipping, pausing and playing buttons as well. The buttons are hidden under the earcups giving a sleek design.ConclusionIf you want a pair of headphones that has all the new and cool features and at a reasonable price, I would highly reccommend these! If you want a pair that focusses on just the sound quality these may not be for you. I would reccommend that when you get them, you keep on playing them allowing the drivers to warm up. At first when I heard them I was almost ready to return, but a few weeks later, they have reached their full potential and I am they are now my main, daily cans.

Estos son los mejores cascos que he probado en mi vida.Lo compre porque lo encontré en una oferta pero desde luego valen todo el precio que valen ahor mismo en Amazon.Lo bueno:-Tiene cancelación activa del ruido, lo que significa que analiza el ruido en el entorno de la habitación en la que estamos, y cancela todo el ruido, creando una sensación de vacío.-Duración de la batería, dura una barbaridad de tiempo, y se carga super rapido con un cable micro usb.-Calidad, son unos cascos premium, con una calidad de tope de gama.-Conectividad Bluetooth y NFC, lo que permite utilizarlos sin cables, y emparejarlos rápidamente con un toque con tu móvil gracias al chip NFC.-Vienen con una funda transportadora acolchada, perfecta para llevar los cascos en la mochila y que no se rallen.Lo malo:-Son unos cascos premium, por lo que su precio es algo caro, pero totalmente recomendable.-Al cabo de varias horas de uso se hacen un poco pesados, pero para sesiones de unas 2-3 horas son totalmente cómodos.En definitiva, si quereis unos cascos premium, para escuchar música y ver películas, y aislaros de ruido, por ejemplo en una biblioteca o en trasporte público o aviones, son unos de los mejores cascos bluetooth que podéis encontrar.TOTALMENTE RECOMENDABLES.

Ich habe die im Osterdeal für 199,90 geschossen.Jetzt wo die Sony 1000x im Angebot für 299,90 sind,habe ich erst überlegt zu wechseln,da 300 Euro meine Schmerzgrenze war.Allerdings habe mich dann doch dagegen entschieden.Bei den 1000x brauch ich keine Touchsteuerung etc....Das NC soll ja auch recht gleich sein.Mir war es eigentlich nur wichtig gute Kopfhörer zu haben.Den ganzen Schnick Schnack brauche ich eigentlich nicht.Was finde ich bei den MDR 100ABN gut?1) Sie sind angenehm zu tragen und drücken auch nach längerer Zeit nicht.2) Der Akku hält lange durch und die Tasten zum bedienen sind leicht zu erfühlen/lernen.3) NC arbeitet sehr gut und man wird bis auf Stimmen...gut abgeschottet.4) Verbindung geht schnell und ist extrem gut.Ich kann mich fast durchs ganze Haus bewegen und die Verbindung steht.5) Qualität und Verarbeitung sowie Sound sind super.6) Für den Preis auf neusten Stand,was Codecs und Verbindungsmöglichkeiten betrifft.Es wurde gesagt "Kopfhörer aus und mit Kabel angeschlossen klingt nicht gut" Das kann ich nicht bestätigen.Finde den Klang am Kabel jetzt nicht wesentlich schlechter.Allerdings habe ich auch die ein oder andere Kritik,die ich aber nicht in die Bewertung mit aufnehme,da diese mir vorher bekannt waren.1) NC leichtes Hintergrundrauschen.Während der Musik merke ich das nicht,wenn mal eine ganz ruhige Passage läuftund man darauf achtet,kann man es wahrnehmen.Ich kann es komplett ausblenden.2) Wenn es windig draussen ist,hat man die Windgeräusche,wenn man im Wind steht auf den Ohren,das nervt schon ein wenig.Ich benutze sie zu 90% im Haus und daher ist es für mich ok.3) Am schlimmsten finde ich,das man den Akku nicht selbst tauschen kann und das Sony Reparaturen nur über Partner abgewickelt werdenund die bitten einen richtig zur Kasse.Ich habe mir mal die Preise angeschaut...oh wehHier sind aber alle recht teuer.Ich hatte mal folgendes Problem:Beim telefonieren über das "Headset" bei aktivierten NC hörte ich mich stets selbst.Nicht zu laut aber ungewohnt.Wenn NC aus ist,habe ich das nicht.Ich habe deswegen mal ein wenig nachgeforscht und das soll wohl so sein aus folgendem Grund!Wenn man zb in der Bahn sitzt und durch NC die Umgebung eh nicht richtig wahr nimmt und dann telefoniert schreit man evtl die ganze Bahn zusammen,da man sich selbst nicht hört und nicht weiß wie laut man redet.Darum das hören der eigenen Stimme.So kann man einschätzen wie laut man redet.Zu diesem Punkt bin ich halt gekommen.Naja zurück zum Thema:Top Kopfhörer die ich nur empfehlen kann!Wer den ganzen Kram wie Hand auflegen etc nicht braucht,kann sich das Geld zum großen Bruder sparen,oder jetzt schnell zuschlagen,da sie jetzt im Angebot sind.

Ce casque que l'on peut connecter en bluetooth ou en filaire, permet d'écouter en toute quiétude de la musique, même dans un environnement particulièrement bruyant (auto, train, avion). Léger, design, et agréable à porter, dès qu'on le met en route, on se trouve isolé dans sa petite bulle sonore. Un vrai plaisir.Relié à un smartphone, on peut piloter le volume à distance.

Je cherchais un casque sans fils performant avec un design sympathique, c'est chose faite avec ce casque Sony ! Confortable, système de réduction de bruits efficace, grosse autonomie, et les boutons pour changer de musique, mettre en pause ou répondre à un appel sont vraiment pratiques !Seul petit point "faible" : Il a tendance à tenir chaud

Su aspecto son increíbles, muy cómodos , ligeros, buena calidad en acabados, fácil de guardar plegados en poco espacio gracias a la funda incluida. En cuanto al funcionamiento, la única pega para mí seria el botón de bajar volumen que cuesta de identificar porque es completamente liso, mientras que el subir volumen tiene una marca táctil que lo identifica. El sonido es impresionante, con unos bajos profundos de alta calidad, ideal para todo tipo de música, ya sea Jazz, Ambiental,Rock,Tecno,Disco, etc. a quien le guste el alta fidelidad son perfectos, el consumo de batería es bajo, desde que lo tengo ahún no lo he cargado y sigue funcionando.Realmente recomendables.