Sony WH-CH710N Noise-Canceling Wireless Over-Ear Headphones (Black)

Sony's WH-CH710N headphones offer solid audio performance and active noise cancellation for a relatively affordable price.

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  Deep bass and crisp highs, Above-average noise cancellation for low price, Can be used in wired, passive mode

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  Mids are somewhat scooped out, No carrying case or pouch

Sony makes some of the best noise-canceling headphones around, especially the WH-1000XM3 (which is overdue for a replacement). The WH1000XM3 is a premium set of headphones that regularly goes for around $300 , and competing products like the Bose QuietComfort 35 II and Jabra Elite 85h aren't far...

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  Noise-cancelingActive noise cancellation is the main selling point here, and it works well., USB Type-CWhile Sony has been a long-time supporter of USB Type-C on audio products, it's nice to see when many other comparable headphones are still using microUSB.

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  Sound qualityThe audio quality is fine, but it doesn't quite match what you get from more expensive headphones., ControlsThe small size and similar texture of the playback controls take some getting used to.

For under $200 these are a great option for anyone that wants good active noise cancelling but doesn't want to break the bank doing so. While these have plenty of flaws, they're still a solid pair of headphones overall that I would recommend to anyone with a hard budget.

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  Good active noise cancelling, Comfortable padding, Strong Bluetooth connection with AAC and can also be wired, Ambient mode lets you hear your surroundings, Battery life, Price

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  Build quality is not great, Don't fold at the hinges, Lack of LDAC support is confusing, Earcups aren't deep at all, Mids and highs are lacking in clarity

The WH-CH710N does not impress me with the overall build quality or sound quality, while the ANC and ambient sound modes are average. For S$249, it is one of the least pricy ANC headphones among the big brands, and considering the WH-1000XM3 costs almost double, the WH-CH710N is a compromise and is...

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  Lightweight and comfortable, Relaxed audio tuning, full and not too bright, Long battery life

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  Plastic build does not match the price, Average ANC and Ambient Sound, No app support, Long voice prompts when switching ANC modes

“Sony's WH-CH710N wireless headphones are great at being good”

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  Excellent battery life, Comfortable design, Stellar voice assistant integration

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  Unimpressive noise cancellation

The Sony WH-CH710N are alright for mixed usage. They have a comfortable fit and a long continuous battery life that's suitable for extended listening sessions. Their bass-heavy sound profile adds extra thump and punch to your favorite music.

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  Comfortable fit., Long continuous battery life.

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  Disappointing noise isolation performance., Not very portable.

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Even until last year, headphone makers argued that Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is an expensive feature, and thus, reserved for premium sets. But here we are in 2020 - a sudden influx of competition, and perhaps volume sales, has brought prices down.

The thing is, the Sony WH-CH710 is ticking off a large part of the spec sheet. The lightweight and comfortable build, powerful sound and the fact that it has noise cancellation capabilities.

If what you need in a pair of headphones, primarily, is that you get long battery life and decent sound on a low budget, the Sony certainly delivers that. The noise cancelling might not have as much impact as we'd like, but it's not useless, and the sound is enjoyable.

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  Enjoyable and dynamic sound, Lightweight design is easy to wear for long periods, Affordable price point

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  Cheap and plasticky build, Buttons are a bit fiddly, Not the cleanest listen ever, Noise leaks (both in and out)

I've had these headphones for 5 months now, and couldn't be happier with the quality for price on this purchase! I bought these to use exclusively for "Zoom" conferencing and they've been perfect. I've had no complaints about audio quality from anyone, and they battery lasts forever.

The bluetooth works well. The buttons are in decent placement and make sense once you get used to them.Sound is good.Noise cancelling is decent but not perfect but that's to be expected at the lower end of wireless noise cancelling headphones.#sweepstakes

The bluetooth works well. The buttons are in decent placement and make sense once you get used to them.Sound is good.Noise cancelling is decent but not perfect but that's to be expected at the lower end of wireless noise cancelling headphones.#sweepstakes

Lack of sound balance and no software application support to adjust, enhance the sound quality.

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  Lightweight

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  Lacking sound balance

I got this a week ago and it is really good so far. the noise cancelation is really nice. one problem is it is a little quiet.

These are great headphones for the price. The first issue that I have is that I purchased these for work and they are not Microsoft Teams certified. The audio continuously drops when using Microsoft Teams and the only fix is to switch to your computer speakers and then back to the headphones.

Love the device totally worth it

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  The colour is nice,the sound is great I also like the stretch

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  Abit loose

Clarity is good and the noise-canceling feature works fine in the meetings.

very happy with this product I love them a lot and with 35 hours of use they are perfect and incredible good cancellation if charging is type c very fast and include a 3.5 cable perfect for music lovers

These are extremely light and comfortable! Sound quality a bit worse than the Extra Bass. Highly recommend if looking for comfortable headphones, but not the best sound quality.