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Sony ZX Series Wired On-Ear Headphones, Black MDR-ZX110

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Style: No Mic


Color: Black


Features

  • Lightweight 1.38 in neodymium dynamic drivers deliver a punchy, rhythmic response to even the most demanding tracks. Driver Unit: Dome type.Specific uses for product : Travel
  • The swiveling earcup design allows easy storage when youre not using them, and enhances portability when youre traveling
  • Cushioned earpads for total comfort and enfolding closed-back design seals in sound
  • The wide frequency rangespanning 12 Hz to 22 kHzdelivers deep bass, rich midrange, and soaring highs
  • Plug: L-shaped stereo mini plug 3.5mm. Impedance (Ohm) 24 ohm (1KHz). Cord Length 3.94 ft

Description

Maximizing your personal audio experience has never been easier than with SONY ZX-Series Monitor headphones. Built with comfort and performance in mind, there's no need to compromise.

Brand: Sony


Model Name: MDRZX110/BLK ZX


Color: Black


Form Factor: On Ear


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Wireless Communication Technology: 3.5mm Audio Jack


Special Feature: Lightweight, Noise Cancellation


Included Components: Headphones, User Manual


Age Range (Description): Adult


Specific Uses For Product: Travel


Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Noise Control: None


Charging Time: 16 Hours


Ear Placement: On Ear


Compatible Devices: Tablets, Telephones, Laptops, Desktops, Smart Speaker


Theme: Music


Impedance: 24 Ohm


Sensitivity: 98 dB


Cable Feature: Tangle Free


Item Weight: 135 Grams


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Frequency Range: 12 Hz to 22 kHz


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Style: No Mic


Number of Items: 1


Is Autographed: No


Is Electric: No


Manufacturer: Sony


Product Dimensions: 5.87 x 1.81 x 7.87 inches


Item Weight: 4.8 ounces


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: MDRZX110/BLK


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 28, 2017


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    • Affordable and Reliable Headphones from Sony
Style: No Mic Color: Black
For an affordable price, these Sony MDR-ZX110 on-ear headphones deliver excellent sound quality and comfort. The clean audio reproduction is impressive, with good bass response and clear mids/highs. The padded ear cups fit snugly without causing fatigue during long listening sessions. The adjustable, lightweight design ensures a secure fit. While not the most premium materials, the build quality is sturdy enough for everyday use. The 1.2m cable with slim 3.5mm plug works well across devices. For the casual listener seeking budget-friendly wired headphones, these Sony cans are a fantastic value pick. Basic but reliable performance from a trusted brand name. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2024 by paridc
    • Sony ZX Series Wired On-Ear Headphones with Mic, Black MDR-ZX110AP: A Detailed Review
Style: With Mic Color: Black
In the crowded market of audio devices, finding the perfect balance between quality, comfort, and affordability can often seem like a daunting task. However, the Sony ZX Series Wired On-Ear Headphones with Mic, model MDR-ZX110AP, stand out as a beacon for those seeking an exemplary audio experience without breaking the bank. This review delves deep into the features, performance, and overall value of these headphones, offering a clear view of what sets them apart. Design and Comfort: Sleek and User-Friendly Sony’s MDR-ZX110AP headphones showcase a minimalist yet stylish design that's both lightweight and durable. The sleek black finish not only looks sophisticated but also makes these headphones versatile for any setting, whether you're commuting, at the office, or relaxing at home. The on-ear design is complemented by soft, padded ear cups that ensure comfort even during extended listening sessions. The adjustable headband allows for a personalized fit, catering to all head sizes with ease. Sound Quality: Clear and Balanced When it comes to sound, the MDR-ZX110AP headphones deliver a surprisingly clear and balanced audio performance. Equipped with high-quality 30mm neodymium drivers, they produce a rich, dynamic sound that captures the nuances of various music genres. From the deep bass of electronic tracks to the intricate melodies of classical compositions, these headphones offer a satisfying auditory experience. The inclusion of a high-sensitivity microphone also ensures clear calls, making these headphones versatile for both entertainment and communication. Connectivity and Compatibility: Seamless Integration Featuring a standard 3.5mm jack, the MDR-ZX110AP headphones offer universal compatibility with a wide range of devices, from smartphones and tablets to laptops and MP3 players. The in-line remote provides convenient control over your music and calls, allowing for seamless switching between the two without needing to reach for your device. This plug-and-play approach ensures that these headphones are ready to go whenever you are, without the need for additional setup or batteries. Durability and Portability: Built to Last Sony has built the MDR-ZX110AP headphones with durability in mind. The robust construction ensures that they can withstand the rigors of daily use, while the foldable design makes them incredibly portable. Whether tucked into a bag or worn around the neck, these headphones are designed to accompany you on all your adventures without taking up too much space. Final Verdict: Exceptional Value for Quality Audio The Sony ZX Series Wired On-Ear Headphones with Mic, Black MDR-ZX110AP, are a testament to Sony's ability to offer high-quality audio products at an accessible price point. With their sleek design, comfortable fit, and excellent sound performance, they represent outstanding value for anyone looking to enhance their audio experience without compromise. Whether you're a music aficionado or someone who appreciates clear sound for calls and multimedia, these headphones are a compelling choice that won’t disappoint. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024 by Martin
    • Not bad, not great.
Style: No Mic Color: Black
This is a fairly good headset with decent sound that does an adequate job at music reproduction. They are fairly inexpensive, so going with the old accepted 'wisdom' that you get what you pay for, I really hadn't expected much from them when I made the purchase, so they've pretty much lived up to that lofty expectation. Anyway, I've used them pretty much on a daily basis for months now without really given them much thought, so I've been happy enough. After all, they were affordable. They aren't particularly uncomfortable. They didn't sound horrible and they seem to be all I need for the use to which I put them. I unplugged the old set, put 'em away, plugged in these and that was that. Because I wasn't expecting much, I never considered doing any sort of quality testing or comparison listening when they arrived. That was a mistake. With clear hindsight, I'd now say I'd already pretty much convinced myself they would do when I ordered them, so I never bothered to check if they actually were. Naturally they sound okay, since I wasn't expecting much, but they're being used almost exclusively for non-critical, background listening to music on my tablet while I'm doing other things (almost anything instead of watching the idiot box while my wife is in the same room, online and talking with her coworkers and clients and trying to concentrate on her new full-time, off-site job). So, since I haven't really been thinking about anything more than whether or not they reproduce music, they're okay. Not awful, not great, but okay. That's what I expected so that's pretty much what I got. I should have been more careful. A couple of days ago my wife was out exercising before starting her work shift, so I took advantage of the opportunity to test-drive some new music I was thinking about purchasing. I needed to be more discerning in my listening and I needed to be online, so I moved over to my desk so I could use my souped-up PC and Klipsch Promedia 2.1 speaker system, a combination that reproduces music pretty well for me. I realized from the outset I couldn't expect to favorably compare my inexpensive Sony 'phones to that, but I was completely surprised even so. I'd never checked, so I never realized just how much of the music I'd been missing with the new headphones. Now I started thinking about my headphones a bit more critically, the old and new. Yes, the old set was a bit long in the tooth; after all, it was quite a few years old and had seen a lot of use. Even so, I'd replaced it not because of a problem with the sound reproduction, but because the connector cable was wearing out and getting a bit ratty. Worse, it had developed a somewhat quirky connector that often required reseating in the jack to work. A pain in the butt, but when they worked, they still sounded quite good. I then remembered listening to music and thinking about just how great it sounded on a brand new laptop I used recently (with the old headset). At the time, I attributed the great sound pretty much entirely to the new sound chip in the costly new Dell, but maybe it had been more than just the laptop. Time and past time for action! I pulled open the junk drawer in my desk and started digging around, movin' aside all the old serial cables, card readers, cabled mouses (mice?) and such until I found the cloth bag I'd stored my old headphones in when I got the new set. I disconnected the Sony's, set 'em aside and plugged in the old ones. Rats: same old problem. I reach up and jiggle the connector around this way and that, push it in a bit further and pull it out a skosh until it's just right and finally, sound! Wow. I noticed immediately that the music was much more detailed than it had been with the new headphones. I was clearly hearing vocals and instruments as distinct individual elements, instead of, or rather, in addition to the one musical whole produced by the entire band I heard with the Sony headphones. A very noticeable difference. So I listened carefully for awhile, unplugged the old set and tried the newer Sony set again for a couple of songs, then unplugged them again and reconnected the old headphones. There was absolutely no doubt about it -- the old no-name headset (only about $20 more expensive than the new Sony's) absolutely reproduced the music with more clarity and even a deeper low end. Now what to do? Well, when I'm not paying close attention to the music, the Sony headphones and my Samsung tablet are fine, so I have those in the living room beside my easy chair (to use while my wife is working). If I want better sound while she's at work, now I have the option to move over to my desk and use my old headphones on my desktop. Not ideal maybe, but it works for me. I still have the problem with the connector on the old set every now and again, but unless and until it breaks down completely, it works. Bottom line? These inexpensive Sony headphones work, they're not uncomfortable, they're not even close to being awful, so they may be perfect for listening to music in the background or other such offhand use where not too much attention will be paid to the details. Folks that aren't too picky about music or really don't care about all the subtle little nuances that better, more expensive headphones reproduce accurately should be happy with this inexpensive choice. Again, they're not awful, they're not great, but they are okay. On the other hand, for some being merely okay really might not be all that okay, so if that's you, or music in all its multifaceted, heavily nuanced glory is more your thing, it might be better to think about something better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021 by Bubba Pearson

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