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Sony WH-CH170N review: Sony never disappoints us with sound technology. The Sony WH-CH710N do great sound quality as well. They offer great noise cancellation with dual noise sensor technology. Moreover; these Bluetooth wireless headphones have also ultra-comfortable with soft oval-shaped earpads and adjustable slider metal headbands. These make long listening even more comfortable. The design is very simple but beautiful and also can fold-flat earcups. A special feature that is long of playtime lasts up to 35 hours and fast charge with USB type C.
Sony WH-CH710N – Noise-Canceling and Bluetooth with NFC Headphones
Noise Canceling Headphones, Wireless & Bluetooth and ultra-comfortable, 35 hours playtime, Fast charge, Swivel design, Voice assistant
If you asked which headsets were Sony’s best right now, I would have to point you to the Sony WH-XB900N and Sony WH-1000XM3. But if you were interested very much in a compelling piece of over-ears that did not as much, but remain provide you awesome noise-canceling, battery life, and Sony’s amazing sleek look aesthetic, I would redirect you to the Sony WH-CH710N in 2020.
If you’re interested to buy, let’s check further details in my Sony WH-CH710N review!
In terms of designs, there is a lot to like about the Sony WH-CH710N, they are a relatively slim feel for a pair of over-ear headsets and the all matte black finish looks pretty awesome. They are the type of headsets you’d wear on public transports without drawing huge attention and while they surely could be a little more form-fitting, they are surely not the bulkiest on our Sony WH-CH710N review bench.
Put them on and you will be amazed at how light they’re- weighing in at 223 grams, they do not put big pressure on your head when wearing them though the drawback is that they are mostly plastic build and the padding is minimal.
On the right ear cup, you will find your basic control keys for volume and pause/play, plus a button that controls ANC and ambient sound, 2 features we will talk about more in brief. You can hold the mid key to bring up an assistant, but you would not be capable to activate just by saying OK Google or Hey Siri as neither comes built into the headsets.
On the left ear cup is a 3.5 mm, pairing/power button, and a Type-C port that is utilized for charging.
The headphones do not come with a hard case that makes them less suitable for frequent travelers or nor do they come with a charging brick, inside the package the only accessories you will find are a super short USB to USD type C wire and an auxiliary wire.
Most folks will likely connect them using the power key when they initially turn them on, but the WH-CH710N does support NFC function too that’s best for newer android devices and the headsets use Bluetooth 5.0 with support of ACC and SBC codecs.
Disappointingly they do not look to support APTX or LDAC – which means you do not get Hi-Res Audio support.
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Well, my first impression during the Sony WH-CH710N review, sound quality that it sounded simple to listen and energetic too. They did not overwhelm me with bass and I thought I heard a fine and clear mid-range and rolled off the treble.
Though, after listening to them for long 8hrs a day, that opinion started to change. Music that sounded a bit energetic and was simply to listen to slowly started to lose its peak. By listening to it critically, some considerable differences in sound come to light.
In essence, they did not provide the wide sound image that some cans with open blocks, for instance, would provide and they normally lacked clarity.
That is probably because Sony WH-CH710N’s are not Hi-Res Audio headsets and they do not support several HD codecs – the exception, surely, is ACC. If you do not need top clarity, you probably would not mind their sound, but if you are a huge fan of clarity, you will undoubtedly hear the drawbacks.
We utilized the headsets to have many conversations with family and friends during our Sony WH-CH710N review, and most looked to agree that though they’d hear us easily, the mic on the headphones did not sound as find as the speaker or the mobile held directly to our ear.
Equally disappointing was the case that their actual ANC is not the finest we have ever heard. It is more like sound reduction than outright ANC and is nowhere close to class leaders like WH-1000XM3 and WH-XB900N.
That is a little to be expected in this price tag – but if you need complete silence, the Sony WH-CH710N would not provide you that. The fine thing them, although it is that they do adapt to altering conditions – 1 minute they can block out the boring of the boom of lawnmower and the next minute they can focus on the vocal of a high range ten years old without having to recalibrate. So that is pretty clear.
If you want the finest pair of ANC headphones around, then no you should not buy these, but I recommend Bose QC35 ii which is one of the best noise-canceling over-ear headphones. Instead, you’d go with the other options.
The absence of LDAC support, the cheaper plastic build, a little bit low clear sound, and the lack of swipe gestures means that they cannot dethrone their big brother for that position.
Still, if you have a limited budget to spend on headphones, then these will get the work done. They’ve fine ANC, comfortable padding, and big battery life. While these are not must purchase by any means, they are real contenders for anybody with a budget under 200 USD.
Specs: over-the-ear, dimension: 7.84″ x 2.09″ x 9.02″, weight: 11.3 ounces, driver diameter: 30 mm, Bluetooth, frequency response (Bluetooth communication): 20 – 20kHz, frequency response: 7 – 20kHz
Features: wireless, battery life: up to 35 hours, charge type: type C USB, quick charge: 10-minutes get 60-minutes, automatic noise cancellation: dual noise sensor technology, ambient sound mode, swivel design, voice assistant, adjustable headband, NFC
Sony WH-CH700N Wireless Digital Noise-Canceling Headphones
Specs: over-ear, dimension: 8.71″ x 2.72″ x 10.28″, weight: 8.5 ounces, 40mm driver, frequency response 7 – 20 kHz, cord length: 3.94-feet
Features: Digital noise-canceling, wireless, voice assistant (Alexa), foldable headphones, swivel earcups, adjustable slider headband, fast charge (10 min get 60 min), Bluetooth, NFC, detachable cord, playtime: up to 35-hours, built-in mic, DSEE (digital sound enhancement engineering), customer sound with App
Specs: over-ear, dimension: 9.5″ x 7.8″ x 3.5″, weight: 1.13 pounds, 40mm driver, 20 – 20 kHz, impedance 50 ohms, playtime: 30-hours (noise-cancelling – ON), 32H (noise-cancelling OFF)
Features: digital noise cancelling, ambient sound mode, extra bass, voice assistant (Alexa, Google), Bluetooth 4.2 (support profile A2DP AVRCP HFP HSP)/ support audio format SBC, aptX, aptX HD, AAC, LDAC ), NFC, quick charge (10 min get 60 min), foldable and swivel design
Specs: over-ear, closed-dynamic, dimension: 7.27″ x 3.03″ x 9.94″, weight: 9 ounces, driver: 40mm driver reproduce full-range of frequency, microphone: 5 built-in with advanced audio signal processing, frequency response active operation: 4 – 40kHz, frequency response Bluetooth: 20 Hz–20,000 Hz (44.1 kHz Sampling)/20 Hz–40,000 Hz (LDAC 96 kHz Sampling, 990 kbps), sensitive: 105 dB / mW (1 kHz)
Features: wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, digital noise-cancellation, battery life 30 hours, fast-charge: 10-minutes get 5-hours), full-charge: 3-hours, touch sensor control, automatically reduce volume while conversation (speak-to-chat technology), voice assistant (Google/Siri/Alexa), wearing detection: auto-pause when taking off headphones, design to reduce pressure for a long-listening session, adaptive sound control, ambient sound mode, support 2 devices paring at the same time, quick attention mode, smart listening: automatic balance noise-canceling level by detecting your activity, application: customizable sound, foldable design
Spec: over-ear, closed, dynamic, dimension: 7.31″ x 2.94″ x 10.44″, weight: 8.96 oz, driver: 40mm dome type (CCAW Voice coil), frequency response: 4-40 kHz, impedance (ohms): 47 ohm (1kHz) (when connecting via the headphone cable with the unit turned on)/16 ohm (1kHz) (when connecting via the headphone cable with the unit turned off), sensitivity: 104.5dB / mW (1kHz) (when connecting via the headphone cable with the unit turned on) , 101dB / mW (1kHz) (when connecting via the headphone cable with the unit turned off), Bluetooth 4.2, NFC, magnet: neodymium
Features: wireless, battery life 30 hours, full-charge time: 3-hours, fast charge (10 minutes for 5 hours), active noise-canceling, voice assistant – Google assistance/Amazon Alexa/Siri, smart play/pause, foldable and swivel design, touch control, quick attention mode, audio file formats: SBC/AAC/aptX/aptX HD/LDAC, Bluetooth 4.2 (support profile: A2DP/ AVRCP/HFP/HSP)
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After the Sony WH-CH710N review, these are alright headphones for mixed usage performance. While they can be a decent option for commuting or workplace use thanks to their comfortable look and big battery life, unfortunately, the sound is less clear and ANC is working fine and plastic build might not be the best one and Sony WH-CH710N likely are not great enough to utilize while working out.
| Sony WH-CH710N: Noise Canceling Headphones, Wireless & Bluetooth and ultra-comfortable 35 hours of playtime, Fast charge, Swivel design, Voice assistant
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