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Sony's latest mid-range headphones are quite good but not perfect. They definitely get the job done with ANC and transparency in terms of features. The price is also a good look as well with the value that's being made available in relation to those features. Check out the video for more on my thoughts and experience with Sony's 720N. 

In this video I quickly show you how to reset the Sony WH-CH720N. Really simple and straightforward. Check out the video for more.

  I recently tried out the Sony WH-CH520 and quickly discovered that there is a lot to like about the entry level headphones. Don't want to give too much away so check out the video for more. I will say that Sony packed a bunch of features into these budget headphones at a solid price.

Sony's latest budget headphone offering based on features alone seems to be very compelling. When you add in the specs to go with the features one can help but to get excited. To have them in hand and have used them you can quickly tell Sony has something special in the mainstream budget headphone category. Lets talk about it. Build  The build of the headphones are very light but feel well made. Sony uses recycled plastic that seems sturdy with no creaking. I like the matte finish and the overall smooth feel of the headphones.   Device I/O With these being budget headphones one would think Sony would cut back in this area. They did just not completely. You get Type C for charging but no headphone jack. This may be a deal-breaker for some, however, I find this omission to be acceptable in 2023.  Comfort Finding headphones that are comfortable for me is hit or miss due to the size of my head. Yes, it's large. With the Sony CH 520 I found them to be light on my head and...

Today I am checking out Sony's premium headphones the WH-XB910N. See what I have to say about the sound, build, and my overall experience. There's a lot to like but it's definitely not all good.