Sony WH-CH720N Noise Canceling Wireless Headphones Bluetooth Over The Ear Headset with Microphone and Alexa Built-in, Black New

I can honestly say that these headphones are worth the investment. There are times when I still need to plug in my headphones with a 3.5mm cable, so I like that I can use them wired or wirelessly. When it comes to using them wirelessly with Bluetooth, they are amazing. You can connect the headphones to a single dedicated device or to two devices simultaneously. For me, that is such a great feature. I use the headphones to connect to my computer for work purposes, but they're also connected to my phone as well. The sound quality is the best I've ever gotten from a set of headphones. I've never experienced noise-cancelling audio as precise as this. And for the times when you don't need to totally cancel everything out, the ambient sound mode provides audio that is just as good. The Sony Sound Connect app you use with these headphones is designed to deliver the best possible sound. The equalizer function lets you control how you experience whatever you're listening to, offering options like bright, relaxed, vocal, speech, and bass boost. I use these headphones all day while I work, and they hold a consistent charge. I still have plenty of battery life left at the end of the day, but I usually plug them up to charge when I'm done with them. The volume control buttons on the headphones are easy to use. The only thing that can be frustrating at times is that the button to stop/start a song or move to the next track is right in the middle of the volume buttons, so I end up hitting it when I want to raise the volume. However, it is nice that they've also included a button on the headphones to toggle between noise-cancellation and ambient sound. Again, I use these for work, so I wear them for the majority of the day. They fit well and are comfortable to wear. As the day wears on, my ears do get a little warm from the cushions around the headset, but compared to how much I like using the headphones, it's a minor issue. The only other item of note is that, given the investment, it would be nice to include a storage box or bag. If you're on the fence about buying these headphones, I highly recommend them. They are worth the investment, and you'll be pleased with both the sound and design.

These Sony WH-CH720N headphones are super lightweight and comfortable, even for long wear. The sound is clear with nice bass, battery life easily lasts all day, and noise canceling works well for everyday use. They connect quickly and the Sony app makes it easy to adjust settings. Great quality for the price — highly recommend!

So I've had these headphones for a few months now and I gotta say, they are honestly awesome. I love the color, it's a soft pink that's almost a lavender color which I absolutely love. The sound quality is top notch, so better than a lot of headphones I've tried in the past. Comfortable fit and easy to use as well. Setup is quick and easy, you really don't need the app to handle most of the settings as well. And if you are looking for great noise cancellation, these are perfect. I recently traveled on a plane and even with the music off, I could barely hear my surroundings. Made it really easy to fall asleep on the plane. Plus you have the option to turn off noise cancelling if needed with a button on the headphones itself. Battery life for me lasts a while since I usually only use my headphones in between my college classes, but even when I use them more frequently, the battery lasts a long time. Highly recommend these headphones.

Nice and lightweight. Good compatibility with devices and easy to use for pairing. Comfortable around the ear. Sony Connect app helps ease of use as well. Loud sound with noice cancellation options.

These are very good headphones. They’re comfortable to wear and have really good sound quality as well as noise cancellation. I got mine on sale for under $100 and I can’t imagine what you’d get better for paying hundreds more for a name.

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. when i first opened the package i was worried because theyre light and normally light headphones=cheap. not at all. sound quality, 10/10. noise cancelling 10/10. ive never in my life have used headphones with more noise cancellation when u have the volume all the way up, you literally cannot hear a thing. Im a dog groomer so naturally i work in a loud environment, the blow dryers are freaking deafening. ontop of barking non stop. these headphones fixed that for me and lit saved my ears. i could not recommend this product enough. the only only thing i was disappointed about was that it didnt come with a headphone case and thats my dault for assuming and expecting a headphone case because of the price but no biggie theres a million options online for a headphone case. on the app it also gives u options to customize ur equilizer even tho personally id never use it i think its a cool feature for some people. they came about 60% charged. the color was amazing i got the pink the softness is perfect and the comfort couldnt be better. the size also sits perfect on my head.

Update 3/9……so first I’m going to say that I bought these with my own money before any reviews were out. Didn’t realize they were a vine product. After a few weeks of use the padding has relaxed enough so that I can feel the drivers poking my ears. I wear my headphones around 4 hours a day on weekdays and 8-10 hours on each weekend day. As stated earlier I have a smaller than average head, and my ears do not stick out. I can usually adjust the cups to be lower, but I don’t like them riding my jawbone. I would’ve have overlooked that because they do sound good, however they are now randomly disconnecting. I use them for YouTube and I’m literally 18 inches away and they disconnect. I check through the app and it shows a connection failure. If I pause a video, again, they show connected, but the sound comes out of my iPad. When I check the app it tells me there is a connection failure and to restart. While the sound is good I don’t think I care to restart my headphones every 10 minutes. Maybe they don’t like Apple devices? I’m not sure…. I originally bought the xm5’s. I finally got them last week only to find they were quite oversized for my smaller than average head. The weight of them made matters worse as every time I looked down they flopped forward. I had to return them. I am not one of those fancy audio people but I know what I like. My previous headphone were the solo pro 3’s and I do enjoy them. What I don’t like is the pain my ears experience after about an hour of having them on. I wanted over the ear headphones and everything I read and all the videos I watched pointed me to the xm5’s which ended sadly. I searched Amazon and saw these were a new model. Looked up what little I could find online about them and the consensus was these were the cheap version of the xm5’s. Yeah, I’m sold so I got them. Build: They are cheaper feeling, not as bad as the 510’s, but nowhere near the xm5’s workmanship. But they are also not breaking the bank (as bad anyways, it still shocks me to see what headphones are going for nowadays). The sliding part is plastic reinforced by metal. I’ll be honest….I am wondering how they will hold up. Comfort: Excellent. These are super light. I don’t feel them resting on the crown of my head at all. There is no clamping on or around my ears. But the are secure on my head. The padding around the ear cups is decent and the cups are deep so most will not have their ears touching the speakers. Bells and whistles: these are old school, they have buttons…no swipe features at all. I like that because in my week of using the xm5’s I discovered quickly that volume adjustment was hit or miss with response time. It might be that my hands are always cold, but in 6 hours of wearing these I have already mastered the buttons. They are very well placed and very responsive. App: They are part of the Sony Headphone app. You get an equalizer and other customizable features including the ability to connect to two devices at the same time and it works great as I use the headphones for watching music videos on YouTube and Netflix. I use my phone to adjust the equalizer for the music playing on my iPad. Another feature on the app is you can set the headphones to shut off when not in use. I was excited about the auto shutoff feature. Not so much now. It is not sensor based nor is it based on when you device’s screen shuts down. It is based on when you turn of Bluetooth. This makes it worthless to me and maybe a lot of us who do not ever turn Bluetooth off. I think it could have been done better. Noise cancelling: I’m going to call this adequate. With my Beats Solo pro with ANC I can’t hear anything. Not even someone yelling. These will drown out the hum of a fan pretty well, but they let in a lot of ambient noise (like my husband coughing in the next room right now!). Even the xm5’s were not as good as the Beats. But the on ear style of the Beats may have something to do with that. So I’ll stick to the xm5’s comparison. I also want to say that there are supposedly 3 modes…noise cancelling, ambient and off. I have not noticed any difference between ambient and noise cancelling. There is no voice prompt to let you know which setting you are in. I will play some more to see if I’m missing a setting in the app and if something changes I’ll edit my review. Sound quality: (of course this is subjective to each person) Excellent out of the box and I could not say that about the xm5’s. My first mission was to find the equalizer when I took them out of the box and tried them. Not so with these. The sound was nice. I still tweaked it but if I wasn’t able to change it a bit, I would still be happy. Other: They do not come with a case. They do not fold. They come with an aux cord and charging cable, no charging block. Final thoughts: This is my fourth pair of headphones in a month. I was willing to drop over 300 bucks on a pair. And I didn’t like any of them. Most important to me is fit and sound. Most were severely lacking in sound quality. These are not. And they were cheaper. I am most disappointed in the build quality. I think they should’ve done better. To me $150 is alot of money to spend on headphones that feel this plasticy. And if they crack after 6 months I’ll be upset. I’m not expecting $350 quality, but better. These are not too much better than the 510’s when they should’ve been a little less than the 910’s. They are far less quality than the 910’s. Maybe I’m asking too much after coming from the Solo 3 pros and xm5’s which both have a superb build. BUT…..they make up for it in having great sound that you can totally adjust to your liking. They are comparable to the xm5’s in sound. And far superior I feel to the 910’s which just sound overly undefined bass. And the comfort!! It’s spot on. These are the best out there in terms of sound and app capabilities.

Im a bit of a budget Audiophile. I own great sennheiser, Ive had some of the top teir headsets over the past 20 years. However ANC headsets were something i never really invested in. I bought another brand in 2020, and while they were great... I eventually needed to look for something different. I found these. Being an AV nerd i love sony! they invest heavily to develop best processing. These headphones are no exception! Lightweight, Long battery, great balanced sound, fits well in my hard shell case... and a no battery mode when using headphone jacks. These have lasted on 14 hour flights and traveling more than 48 hours, with minimal to no charging. Highly reccomend only "flaw"... they are so light im affraid ill break them... but they are durable, Ive had no issues. I want to try the 1000's but i dont feel paying that much. I wish there was a bit more premium version at the 200 point.