You'll be hard-pressed to find better headphones for less than $1,000.AKG's N60NC Wireless noise-cancelling wireless headphones deliver clear sound and good noise cancellation in a compact package that's great for travel.These sweet-sounding, Berllyium dr...
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The Sony WH-1000XM3 retails for Rs 29,990 and for the price, is quite possibly the most complete pair headphones I've ever reviewed. The device checks all the right boxes and offers an excellent sound output, mind-boggling battery life and unparalleled ac...
Publicerad: 2018-10-19, Författare: Alex , testad av: tomsguide.com
Class-leading sound, Stellar noise cancellation, Excellent battery life, Lighter, comfier design, Intuitive features and touch controls, Tons of sound-customizing settings via Sony Connect app
Aesthetics feel less premium than on previous model, Call quality could be better
Sony definitely upped its game with the WH-1000XM3. The improvements in audio fidelity alone place these headphones on a par with, if not above the QC35 II. They deliver a powerful low-end punch suited for their target demographic, bass lovers, and grant...
Publicerad: 2018-10-16, Författare: Christian , testad av: soundguys.com
Great ANC, Good sound quality, Comfort, Portability, USBC charge port, 3.5mm aux port
Price
Following up our pick for best wireless headphones, best noise cancelling headphones, and best headphones of 2017—Sony released a slightly-upgraded monster in the WH-1000XM3. Virtually identical to the model it replaces, incremental upgrades over the best...
Very comfortable and sleek design, Excellent audio quality when powered, Industry-leading active noise cancellation, Easy to use app and gesture controls, Solid battery life and quick-charge capability
Audio quality is only average when the headphones are not powered, Minor learning curve required to master gesture controls, Very slight high-frequency distortion when the volume is cranked
Sony now offers the best active noise-cancelling headphones you can buy. Your move, Bose...
Great noise canceling, Highquality sound, Long battery life, Voice assistant support
Expensive, Headband can cause discomfort, Earcups are a bit shallow
All said and done, there's one question that's left to answer. Are the Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones worth the price of $350? And the answer is: it depends. Shocking, we know. If you have the lifestyle that will make the most out of the noise canceling, you...
Publicerad: 2018-09-23, Författare: Max , testad av: techgearlab.com
Great sound quality, great noise cancellation,
Expensive, touch sensitive controls can take a little getting used to
The Sony WH1000XM3 offers field leading sound quality and noise cancellation. Literally the only downsides of these headphones are the high price tag and the fact that people with very large ears may find them slightly uncomfortable. If you can shell out...
Excellent sound quality and comfort, Noise canceling is best in class, Generous battery life
A premium price Google Assistant isn't very useful, Touch controls are still finicky
Sony's WH-1000XM3 aren't just a great pair of noise canceling headphones, they're quality cans period. While you used to have to choose between great sound quality and decent noise reduction, the 1000XM3 do both while being a blast to listen to.While the...
Publicerad: 2018-09-13, Författare: Chris , testad av: slashgear.com
Noise cancelation is incredibly good, Comfort levels allow for hours of use, Huge battery life and fast USB-C charging, Sony has fixed most Mark 2 frustrations
Status LED is frustrating, Multipoint Bluetooth could be more elegant, No on-ear sensor
Extraordinary noise canceling, Pillowy comfort, USB-C charging and stupendous battery life, Best sound from Sony's 1000X yet
Touch controls are still a pain, Bass response could be cleaner and more defined, Pads get sweaty on warm days, Irritating blinking LED status light on left ear cup
