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Sony Noise Cancelling Headphones WH1000XM2: Over Ear Wireless Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone - Hi Res Audio and Active Sound Cancellation - Gold (2017 model)

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Color: Gold


Features

  • DIGITAL NOISE CANCELATION: Industry leading noise canceling eliminates distracting background noises
  • SMART LISTENING: Quickly detects your activity to automatically adjust the ambient sounds you hear
  • QUICK ATTENTION MODE: Cover the right ear cup to turn down your music for instant, easy conversation
  • TOUCH CONTROL: Skip a track, change the volume and take or make calls just by touching a headphone
  • FAST CHARGING: Enjoy up to 30 hrs of cordless NC and a 10 min quick charge for 70 more mins of play
  • WIRED OR WIRELESS: Go hands free or plug in the over-ear headset for streaming and noise reduction
  • VOICE ASSISTANT: Activate your cell phones voice assistant with a simple touch on the right earphone
  • WHATS INCLUDED: Adjustable earphones with mic, portable case, airplane adaptor, cables and manual
  • Connectivity technology : Bluetooth; Powerful 40-mm drivers with Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) diaphragms make the headphones perfect for handling heavy beats and can reproduce a full range of frequencies up to 40 kHz.

Description

DIGITAL NOISE CANCELLATION Sony’s WH-1000XM2 premium noise-canceling headphones let you completely immerse yourself in your music anytime, anywhere. Bluetooth and NFC technology offer wireless freedom, while industry- leading noise cancellation blocks out background noise. SMART LISTENING Smart Listening by Adaptive Sound Control detects your activities and environment in order to adjust the ambient sound accordingly. Download the Sony | Headphones Connect App for Android/iOS to customize your settings and hear audio optimized for where you are and what you’re doing. TOUCH CONTROL With a swipe of a fingertip on the right ear cup, you can control tracks and volume, use your phone’s voice assistant, and take or make phone calls. Double tap for hands-free calling, and place your hand over the entire cup to instantly lower the volume for conversation. HI-RES AUDIO A 40mm driver pairs with Sony’s DSEE HX software for powerful hi-resolution audio, ensuring you’re hearing music the way it was meant to be heard. S-Master HX technology also enhances the sound and reduces distortion, while LDAC wireless streaming transmits data in a flash. - Industry leading noise cancellation as of August 31, 2017 according to research by Sony Corporation and measured using JEITA compliant guidelines. - Battery life will vary based on your unique setting, environmental conditions and usage. Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth devices may vary. - Customized sound requires download of the Sony | Headphones Connect app for iPhone from the App Store or for Android from Google Play. User must link compatible devices in order to control operation. Subject to app terms and conditions. - Headphones are only compatible with High-Resolution audio when wired. - Voice assist function is compatible with an Android smartphone (Google App) or iPhone (Siri). Bluetooth connection is required. Cord Length: Headphone cable (approx. 4.92', OFC strands, gold- plated stereo mini plug); Frequency Response: 4 Hz-40,000 Hz; NFC: Yes; Cord Type: Single-sided (detachable); Volume Sensor: Touch Sensor


Brand: Sony


Model Name: WH1000XM2


Color: Gold


Form Factor: Over Ear


Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, NFC


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth, NFC


Special Feature: Noise Isolation


Included Components: Headphone


Age Range (Description): Adult


Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation


Product Dimensions: 7.29 x 2.92 x 9.81 inches


Item Weight: 9.7 ounces


Item model number: WH1000XM2/N


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: August 31, 2017


Manufacturer: Sony


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    • A very detailed review: In short wonderful headphones
Color: Black
First and foremost I hope this review those who have been thinking about these headphones to make a good decision whether these headphones are really for you and not compulsively buy the Sony WH1000XM2. So this review will be pretty detailed concerning these headphones. To get it out of the way, yes, these are the best sounding headphones with the most potential on the average consumer flagship market right now. After reading many reviews, I find that not everyone is a tech enthusiast or know holistically about these. So I will address the problems then get into what I like. Do these suffer from the same cracking issue as the mdr?: From my experience, they have not. The hinges are mostly a plastic finish with some metallic bands encircling the arch of the headphone and no these are not water resistant. This makes the headphones sturdy, however, with a sufficient enough stress, you can crack the hinges on the headphones. You can also hurt the overall durability but stretching the headphone to far constantly. Jimmy reviews did a stress test but that was mainly the outside arch and not the inside hinges, which are durable so far. Why do these sound different across phones?: Sony really pushes advertising for LDAC, if you do not own a Sony phone or own an android phone with android oreo (any phone that came out before 2017 barring the google pixel). Do not worry, most 2016 flagships will be getting android oreo later this year which will come LDAC. If you do not own an LDAC compatible device then you will notice a DRASTIC change in sound quality. Not to say that phones without LDAC will not sound good but the older your phone, the less bit rates it can transfer to the headphones which affects the quality. Those who own android 8 (or those that are sony fans in general) are the ones touting how amazing these headphones are. I noticed that those with older phones were the ones complaining how they were not up to par, typically, there are some who talked about how they were great but not on Bose level with android oreo 8 phones and sony phones but it was very few. Are these bass heavy?: These are bass heavy depending on your sound stage and your EQ settings. The Sony's have Arena, Club, Concert, Outside stage or off (neutral sound). Also depends on whether you have DSEE HX active on auto or not (mainly CD quality or not). By the way, in order to customize the sound you need to have an emphasis on stable connection. An emphasis on sound quality will mean that your headphones will optimize the song for you. You will need to use the Sony app (this is not compatible with the MDR as it is a software limnitation). There are two more aps such as the sony music app that you really do not need and another app called smart connect. Essentially controlling what your headphones do at a certain time. Such as noting that at 4:00 you can call a friend that time. Or playing a certain song at a time (which I assumed is where the music center comes into play) Club: The most bass heavy soundstage of the four. It sounds as if you are right in front of the stereo that is playing. In short, this works with bass dominant EQ settings with high volumes. It can work with mellow songs but it is more geared towards bass. Arena: Ever been at a music festival or hardstyle's Qlimax? It sounds like you are in the middle. So the music is farther away and this sound stage places an emphasis on vocals and bass (with a far away reverb effect) so you there are 3 drivers that work to create this. This is primarily good for mid bass emphasis and treble heavy songs. Vocals also go well with this but can go with another sound stage. Concert: As the name implies, as if you at a music concert. Vocal heavy sounds are recommended moreso than bass heavy songs. There is a lot of reverb with this sound stage so prepare to hear a lot of echo which actually sounds wonderful. Bass heavy songs are hit or miss. Beethoven, thomas bergusen, mark petrie, other choir songs work. Treble is nice here too. Outside stage. Combine club and arena. Good amount of bass and vocals, This can essentially work with any song, it is kind of like off but the best for average optimization as the music feels more "alive" so to speak. if you have a balance enough amount of bass and treble with a bit more emphasis on vocals in your EQ, then you will get the most out of this sound stage. The song still sounds less in your face as the club sound stage but still great nonetheless. Off: How you would listen to any headphone really without any additives and just your EQ. Are these better than the beats studio 3, Bose QC II, Senheiser px550: IT really depends on your taste.each produce their own sound, some people like the bose for the comfort, if you are comfortable while listing to music, your music naturally sounds better. They are definitely better than beats though, but between senheiser, bose, and these pair, you will not really be disappointed. The willikans are also amazing but their comfortably is abysmal in my opinion. I mainly chose the Sony because it is not a one trick pony and actually offers a variety of options and features that makes these headphones great. What blows you away is really up to how you customize your headphones, how loud the volume is, your EQ, your sound stage. It never distorts which is nice. You can control the direction of where the sound comes from as well. This is useful if you are in an area where you need to talk to someone but change the a hip-hop song to feel like it is coming from behind you so you can still hear the person talking. On that note, it is important to mention that using this option, automatically shuts off any sound stage you are using and reverts it back to off. Your EQ will be fine though and DSSE HX will be fine. The best feature is probably how you can change your noise cancellation in 20 levels and whether you want a focus on voice, not only that, you can have it automatically adjust depending on what you are doing. These are not the first to do this, the nuhera earbuds did this but the technology was early and thus it was not really all that good. Dare I say that Sony has perfected it. At 0 you cannot hear anything while music is playing and you only really hear someone if they are shouting at the top of their lungs or if you get hit by a cup by one of your coworkers to get your attention. At 20, you can hear all your surrounding or you can place your hand over the right earcup to block out sound and lowers the volume (if the volume was high, you still hear the song but it is still faint). Best in ANC right now You can also activate the assistent by long pressing the right earcup then just speak. It is a bit better than cheaper earphones as you need to wait for awhile. Not as good as bose though as that is near instant but nice enough. The main bad thing is the comfortability, while these are decent to wear, not as comfortable as Bose but after awhile, your ears can feel pressured by the earcup. You have to adjust the earcup to your ears manually (It is kind of odd to explain) but it fits that way. Even then, you can feel uncomfortable after about an 1 or 3 hours if you're used to them. Overall, these are wonderful headphones for the money right now. If you do not have a phone that has LDAC then these will still sound great but you may feel as if "maybe these can do a bit more". You will not be dsappointed, any additional feature is already in description and features. The atomospheric pressure just makes your song slow down as the altitude gets higher, it solves a problem nobody had but is nice none the less. You will not be disappointed by this pair but still surf around. If you okay with headphones with moderate comfortably but with amazing sound and a variety of features then these will do the job. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 19, 2018 by AMC Supreme
    • Some of the Best ANC You Can Buy (Still)
Color: Black
Due to the release of the Bose 700, and it's subsequent "meh" from my trusted sources, I decided to see how the Sony's stacked up. Being that they're the same price new as the Mk-3, I wasn't even really expecting incremental improvements between the Mk2, and Mk3. Am I happy with my purchase of the WH1000xm2? You bet. TL;DR - Work in active OR fully passive mode. Sound quality is markedly better in active mode, however. Bass is boosted, but it's still enjoyable. LDAC is great. ANC is still top notch. I swapped the stock pads for some Dekoni Leather units for comfort reasons. These are still a contender. Packaging, Accessories, & Features - Came in a small box with graphic on the front. Opening it reveals that the white outer layer is just a jacket, and there's a matte black box with a captive lid that opens like a book. Inside sits the reading materials, and beneath that is the rather small case, with the headphones neatly folded inside. Included, you get a 3.5mm aux cable, which is coiled. You get a short Micro-USB cable for charging, bound. You get a rather sturdy, and very compact hardcase. It's Sony branded, of course. Inside of that, you'll find your airplane adapter in a special compartment, stitched to a divider that aids in keeping the case from crushing in. The headphones themselves feature Active Noise Canceling & Ambient Aware Modes, passive/active wired operation, an over-ear & fully folding design with a metal headband, Sony LDAC Bluetooth support, integrated Microphone for taking phone calls, and EQ-support, firmware updates, button reassignment, and much more through the Sony Headphones | Connect App. Stock pads aren't the most comfortable, due to their shape, but are decently plush. I changed the stock ear pads on mine to some Dekoni Protein Leather's, because the Dekoni's came with the mounting rings. The headphones also have touch sensitive controls on the right ear-cup, and support for NFC Pairing. Sound - When listening in passive mode, you really get the sense that when Sony built these, they just grabbed the driver, inserted it in the cups, listened to it, and said "screw it, we'll fix it in post." The passive sound is okay. It's acceptable, but not $350, that's for darn sure. But it's still a closed back design and offers some passive isolation, without making my ears bleed. I'd say it's intimate, imaging isn't great, and the signature is meh? But who cares, because when you turn them on, they're a completely different beast. The sound is bassy, but otherwise coherent. They're not bass cannons though. I'd probably characterize them myself, as on the warmer side of neutral. Active mode widens the stage a fair bit, and makes imaging better. Active mode is the way to go. Personally, I feel that Active Mode + ANC On offers the best sound quality, but Active + Ambient Aware, or Active + ANC/AA Off still offer clear sound. Active Features, Controls, & Build - ANC Quality is great. It dulls voices and music immensely, and all but culls engine/fan/AC/plane noise. It can also adapt to your ear shape and the current atmospheric pressure by holding the ANC button. Honestly, comparing it to the WH-CH700N, the ANC is noticeably better. In fact, it's so much better, I'd say the price disparity is almost worth it. The ANC button also triggers Ambient Aware mode, which pipes sound into the cups via the ANC mics, and/or turns those features off if they're not needed. The right earcup features swipe-gesture touch controls. Swiping up or down will raise, or lower the volume, respectively, while swipping backwards, or forwards will rewind or skip to the next track respectively. Double tapping the center will play/pause music and answer calls, while triple tapping will summon your assistant of choice. Placing your palm over the right cup to instantly turn down your music and switch to Ambient Aware mode till you remove you palm, which is great for when someone needs to give you some information quickly but you still want ANC on when they're finished. Conclusions - The Sony WH-1000xm2 are still a fantastic option for a closed-back traveling headphone with ANC, in August 2019. Heck, they're a good option for a set of portable cans with active features, period. In fact, after swapping out the pads for the Dekoni's, the Mk2s are now my go-to portable headphones. They've convinced me to sell my Audio Technica M60x, Monoprice Retros, Sony MDR-1As, and stop bringing my Modhouse Argons with me to places. These are a self contained system. Better yet, the Ambient Aware mode allows open-back levels of er, Awareness, without disturbing anyone around you in an office setting. As someone who enjoys headphones, I have my pick when choosing what I'm going to bring with me daily. I've been known to carry at least 1 full-size over-ear pair of headphones, and 2 pairs of IEMs, in addition to a small Amp/DAC + DAP stack, daily. Since I got the Wh1000, I've been plunking them in their case in my backpack before I leave for work, with my phone (which supports LDAC) as my source and leaving the rest of my kit at home. If you don't know what that means, suffice it to say that I've spent a lot on audio, and have a lot of choices, and I have been picking these for their simplicity, portability, and tunability with their app. Honestly, I have no regrets in my purchase. *Note: The WH1000xm3 feature a different headband design, more V-Shaped sound signature, a new noise cancelling chip, and USB-C with fast charging. The xm2 are considered the more neutral set, which was why I chose them over the xm3. Noise Cancelling is generally considered to be on par, or slightly better on the xm3. When auditioning the xm3, I didn't notice the NC get much better, if at all, However... **Disclaimer: Sound is highly subjective. Any statements regarding such matters as sound or comfort should be taken as opinion and not objective fact. My ears are my own, I make mistakes because I am human, and I have NOT heard everything ever. No one has attempted to influence the content of this review.** ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 6, 2019 by T. Drake

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