Sony MDR-7506 vs Sony WF-1000XM3

They also get very loud/\s/ when using them. With my Macbook Pro, I find 30/\s/volume to be plenty when listening to the 7506s/\s/ You hear the sounds...

So at this point I could pretend that I'm like trying them right now, but realistically I already did that. The noise cancellation is surprisingly goo...

And then I play it back through an objective DAC and an O2 objective amp running through a Mac that is placed on headphones right over top of these ea...

They would pair perfectly with my 1 III, which is arriving in a few days. LDAC, form factor, wireless charging..

Not everything at the <£100 price point is rubbish...I recently got a £20 Havit Bluetooth receiver and connected it to a pair of £70 Sony MDR-7506 headphones

Every time I take the headphones out of the case and put them in my ear, I hear a voice confirming that the Bluetooth is connected and how much charge...

I had a pair of orig V6s back in the day and they eventually broke at the slider mount for the earpiece when I sat on them. These are prolly weak in the same way. Should otherwise be durable and long lived.

The active noise reduction and audio pass-through both work wonderfully considering the size of the earbuds. I can easily forget that I'm wearing them, partly thanks to the memory foam ear tips, but the shape and weight of the buds are still amazing. However, I wish the performance of these earbuds could be more stable/reliable. During walking, connection between either earbud might get disconnected and I would not hear sound from one of them

Nevertheless, I'm still happy with the design. They are comfortable on my large head, and the cord is just the right length and looseness for me.

I found these buds very easy to pair using the NFC that is located on the charging case and they continue to pair with my phone quickly and often before I'm even finished adjusting the buds in my ears. While comfort can be a very personal thing and varies for everyone, I find these to sit well in my ears for long periods and have a good seal which is extremely important for the noise cancelling to be effective.

I spend about half my day talking to people, and the other half with my head down working. The trouble is, the people around me are in the same situation, and our quiet parts of the day are seldom aligned, plus we are all loud talkers, so my office is usually really noisy. The first two headsets I tried were earbud headsets. One set (Shure e2c) accomplished sound-isolation via earbuds composed of foam earplugs

I have to re-pair (which is a chore because you have to touch both Sony Buds at the right place for a long time). Several times I've been about ready to give up and run without music, but then I finally get it to work. With my Amazon buds, I never had this problem. (2) Noise Cancellation modes are really confusing: When you tap to change modes, the announcements are "Ambient Sound", "Ambient Sound Control Off", and once in a blue moon, it will announce "Noise Cancelling"

So I can't give a great review since I am lacking in knowledge regarding sound equipment so my opinion would be amateurish at best. However, it is hard to beat the price for a good headphone like this.

PROs: Great price point I love these for listening! The sound quality when paired to my iPhone or Mac is phenomenal! The noise-cancelling helps me focus on the task in front of me with ease. The Sony Headphones app is very useful and makes the headphones very configurable. The plenitude of ear tips makes them very comfortable. They have a small profile