Sony 1000X THE COLLEXION Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones, Platinum

Sound:I've had these a few days. In my short testing I can tell the 1000XX sounds significantly better than the XM6. I'd put it on par with the Momentum 5 and the Bose Ultra 2 - maybe a tick above. The 1000XX has a slightly wider sound stage, better audio positioning / audio resolution.Material/Quality:I've owned every 1000X iteration, with the exception of the XM2. The OG MDR 1000X thru the MX3 were very durable, easily surviving 2+ years of use. The XM4-XM6 aren't as durable - they all broke within a year the same way: the plastic headband cracks and the Can separates. Sony reinforced the XM

i have the previous versuion of these, which i really like, but these, these are a definite step up.The materials are top-notch, and it is noticeable; the feel is excellent, and the noise-canceling is the best I have tried. they stay in place better, they repel sweat so much better, the case is awesome as well.I do notice the reduced battery life, but it is not enough for me to bring the star count down. The quality and fit are my biggest concerns, and they have exceeded my expectations.Is it pricey? Yes, they are. So if budget is your concern, stick with the previous version; it will serve yo

I had big hopes for these headphones. So much so that I rushed to order them. My initial take on them was "Wow!" nice finishes, well made, solid build but not too heavy. I could easily see comfortable wear on my multi hour flights for work. HOWEVER, when I fired them up and listened my Wow shifted to "Meh". The sound is not as great as it has been suggested. Yes, the AI enhanced modes help but expensive headphones should sound great out of the box. Also, they should sound better than their next level down models. Not so in this case. Sadly, they just aren't worth the money and are going back.

I tried five pairs of bluetooth headphones but in the end the "1000XXs" were the only ones that stayed comfortable on my head after 20+ minutes; even the fabled-for-comfort Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2nd Gens didn't manage that! My head seems to prefer a relaxed fit so I can't say I'd recommend these for exercise, but I didn't get them for that.The 1000XXs also sounded the sharpest of the five, probably thanks in no small part to Sony's high-res-ish LDAC codec and my Pixel 10's built-in support for it--no plug-in "dongle" needed.To my surprise I found I really like the 1000XXs' touch control for

Received them on time but due to the issues these headphones seem to have with Android phones make then NOT worth the money in my opinion. The issue are as follows: 1-The pause when remove function works in reverse when using, When you remove the headphones they continue to play music but STOP when you put them back on. 2- The random interruption when playing music... Like a silent skip in your music when listening... Becomes very annoying ESPECIALLY with the price your paying. 3- The sound is GREAT but the ANC should be MUCH MUCH better for the price you're paying in my opinion. All in all, A

Others have pontificated in more detail on the sound. I’m no audiophile, so I won’t get into specifics. What I will say is that I’ve tried nearly all the mainstream consumer options in the sub $1000 options and these are my favorite. I returned the HDB 630s because the build quality was crap and they’re bulky (particularly in the case—couldn’t even fit that in my backpack). I returned the AirPods Max 2 because no EQ, heavy and jaw tightness, and I wanted more flexibility with non-Apple products. I returned the B&W Px8s2 because while the sound was great, they were $200 more than even the 1000X

Pros:• The most comfortable pair of headphones Ive ever worn.• The best noise canceling headphones Ive ever owned.• The noise canceling is something you can toggle on and off easily.• They are made to last and you can tell. The product looks and feels like a premium product.Now for the Cons:• They are fairly expensive for headphones.• The audio is just high end modern headphone quality. It’s not going to blow your mind.• Although they can hold a charge quite well they are not the best headphones Ive owned in that aspect.• They can charge quickly but they are not the fastest charging headphones

It's crazy how comfortable the Collexion is! The earcups let your ears sync in without touching any fabric inside. The build quality is fantastic and a huge step up over the cheap and fingerprint magnets xm6 or the other Sony headphones.Sound-wise they sound incredible especially when you use the 360 upmix modes, I keep switching between them depending on the type of content that I am listening to: music, tv show / movie, game... The controls are easy to learn but I still do most stuff on device since I am used to that (volume changing).Battery life is okay, I prefer to have the battery limite