Published: 2019-12-30, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Great bass output, Good battery life, Excellent build quality,
None to mention
the Sony WH-XB900N delivers the right amount of bass and noise cancellation features to make it a less expensive alternative to the WH-1000XM3. For 899, casual users looking for a decent pair of everyday wireless headphones. can consider the WH-XB900N.W...
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Published: 2019-11-11, Author: Tim , review by: pcmag.com
Solid ANC with adjustable levels, Quality audio performance, especially if you like boosted bass, Excellent mic intelligibility, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant support,
Way too much bass unless you adjust the EQ
Sony's wireless WH-XB900N headphones deliver powerful bass response and solid noise cancellation for the price...
The Sony WH-XB900N delivers as advertised. And unlike many other extra bass headphones I've tested in this price range, these cans offer an impressively clean profile. Furthermore, considering that the sound performance beats the WH-100XM3, which sells fo...
Published: 2019-07-11, Author: Adam , review by: soundguys.com
Good build quality, Great active noise cancelling and isolation, Touchpad works perfectly and ambient mode is useful, Good Bluetooth codec support and no A/V lag
Way too much bass, Earpads can get hot during long listening sessions, To get the most out of the features, you need to revert down to SBC
While they're slightly cheaper, these aren't necessarily a less expensive pair of the WH-1000XM3. They share many of the same features, but they're entirely their own pair of headphones...
The Sony WH-XB900N Extra Bass has a similar design to the WH-1000XM3 and shares many of its features but costs $100 less. It's a comfortable headphone, has USB-C charging, good battery life and effective noise-canceling. It works well as a headset for mak
Too much bass for some people. Lacks the premium feel of the still-awesome WH-1000XM3
The Sony WH-XB900N Extra Bass is a solid noise-canceling headphone, but it doesn't quite hit the same heights as its industry-leading step-up sibling...
Published: 2019-06-25, Author: Billy , review by: engadget.com
Great sound quality for the price, Clear voice audio for calls, Option for dedicated Google Assistant/Alexa button, No quick-charge features
Touch controls are still frustrating, Extra Bass can be exhausting, Noise cancellation isn't as powerful as the 1000XM3, Takes seven excruciating hours to fully charge
Bass lovers will have plenty to like about the XB900N's emphasis on low-end tone. However, what you can get for $100 more on the 1000XM3 is worth the extra cost, especially in regards to noise cancellation. Plus, the bass-heavy tuning isn't for everyone...
Strong bass, Bass levels can be tweaked using the app, Comfortable to wear, Controls are touchsensitive, Price isn't bad
Bass might be too heavy for some, Touch controls are rough plastic and can be heard inside the headphones, Price edges close to the street price of Sony's flagship WH1000XM3 headphones
The wonderful thing about sound is that everyone has their own preferences to what they hear, and that means there's no “right” pair of headphones. We all listen a little differently and we all have a style we like.When picking a pair of headphones, it's...
