The fantastic sound quality, comfortable build, elegant design, outstanding battery life, smart features, and the noise-cancelling makes the Sony MDR-1000x one of the best wireless headphones you can get in the market today. Yes it's steep at Php17,999 but it's a great buy if you can afford it.

There is no question that Sony has made an excellent wireless active noise cancelling headphone in the MDR-1000X. Sound quality is right up there with the best at its price range, its Bluetooth connectivity is stable and also seemingly has no sound quality sacrifices while its noise cancelling...

+ Excellent sound, easy connectivity and state-of-the-art active noise cancelling performance coupled with well thought out convenience and safety features; Bass quality stands out for its depth and tunefulness; At its price, an excellent buy

– The Sony MDR-1000X may seem too big for some buyers; there is also a higher level of creaks when moving one's head during listening, which may bother some more than others

The headphones have an amazing quality of sound and look ace - I would definitely recommend them if you're after great noise cancellation, looks & sound quality. Unfortunately there's an ongoing trend online with known Sony issue where the joints aren't reinforced well enough and so many customers...

TechRadar's review summary gives you all the key information you need for quick buying advice in 30 seconds - our usual full, in-depth review follows. Here we go again. Another Bose QuietComfort 35 competitor.

The Sony MDR-1000X sets a new high bar for Bluetooth ANC headphones. They might not quite match the Bose QC 35 when it comes to high-end noise cancellation, nor for staying on your head – but when it comes to sound quality they're unbeatable.

Sony's over-ear headphone range stretches from the £16 MDR-ZX310 right up to the ludicrously expensive Sony MDR-Z1R – yours for just £1,700. Sony's MDR-1000X headphones, which feature Bluetooth and active noise cancellation (ANC), aren't quite that expensive, but at £300 they're still pricey.

Excellent sound quality; Impressive ANC; Comfortable

Expensive; Not ideal for workouts

Very nice Headphone. I am a music lover so i prefer to SONY MDR 1000X. It is much better than BOSE QC35. So i love this Headphone. I am using ATH M50X from last 4 months that's very nice but bass is slightly low in ATH M50X. But in this (SONY MDR 1000X) case all is very well. So cool voice.

Have had Bose in the past and this product both works and looks better! Don't fall for name brand.

I loved those. It looks nice, it sounds nice. You can smell the quality :)

Very comfortable; Great sound cancellation; Wireless

Not very loud and sound not the best (but good still); Fiddly to put back in pouch; Fiddly to use touch sensor (eg skip to next track accidentally when trying to change volume)