cheap build, awkward fit

I bought this product about a month ago, and has a beautiful design and is quite good for the price. However, after one month of usage, the headphones were unusable, as voice guidance was lost, and the volume was stuck as a very low setting, unable to be changed.

Easy to connect to iPad and iPhone

As usual Sony makes good sounding headphones, but the comfort is compromised. The cheap plastic headband squeezes too tightly and look cheap as well. They collapse, but be careful storing them in a bag with other items.

The sound is excellent but this doesn't make up for the fact that they're too small and uncomfortable to wear. I have a slightly larger than average head size (I buy XL hats) and yet these headphones are a much tighter fit than other Sony headphones I've bought in the past.

I didn't want to spend a fortune on the headphones because they will be used whilst walking the dog, mucking out the hens, and other outdoor tasks. Having used them I now know I didn't need to spend any more. The sound quality and ergonomics are excellent; quite a revelation in fact.

I bought it a week ago and can't let go to rest. Crisp sound and very light. Will definitely recommend.

Excellent Treble & Bass. Can't make them as loud as Sol-Republics, but fits comfortably on ears and battery lasts very long.

The headphones are just what I needed. Easy to set up and connect to the TV. Great sound and good value.

With the releases of two budget wireless headphones, it only feels right to listen to the side-by-side. Both Sony and Audio Technica recently released wireless headphones for just $80. So how are they similar, how are they different, and which one should you buy?