Ojojoj ... Which sound (bass). I think those who complain about too much bass and mighty sound have forgotten the Sony app that you set up the base on. One example I can convey is that I'm watching Youtube on the TV with blue tooth for the headphones.

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I am a music lover & a music artist. These headphones are as incredible with sound as they are in style. I could not be happier with the wireless efficiency and the style is a standout in today's world of "everyone wears Beats headphones."

Sony MDR-XB950B1 Review

The XB in Sony's MDR-XB950B1 ($129.99) stands for "extra bass," and Sony isn't kidding around—these Bluetooth headphones offer some tremendous low frequency rumble. They have a Bass Effect button that boosts the lows dramatically, but the headphones deliver a notably bass-forward listening experience even without it turned on. They also happen to be quite comfortable and handsomely designed. If you're looking for balance and accuracy from your headphones, however, this is not the pair for you. Design Available in black, blue, or red models, the headphones feature an almost two-tone, brushed metallic sheen on the earcups and headband—it's a sharp, eye-catching look. The outer panels of the circumaural (over-the-ear) earcups are emblazoned with the Sony logo, and the cups swivel flat for compact storage. There is oddly no carrying case, but if the money saved on not providing one went toward the generous memory foam cushioning and leatherette-lined earpads and headband instead, that...

The wireless Sony MDR-XB950B1 headphones deliver as much bass thump as any pair we've tested, and because of that never sound quite balanced.

Insanely powerful bass response; Comfortable, attractive design; Can be used in passive, wired mode

Added bass can sound comically heavy