i do believe that the Sony's are even better than i thought they would be.....i always had success with any Sony i ever purchased but for some reason these are performing exceptionally well and I LOVE THEM.....Marvin

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I'm autistic and bought these specifically for the noise cancelling feature. I'm absolutely gutted that the feature is less than useless, it's just so misleading to call these noise cancelling. They're OK in terms of comfort but that still doesn't make them fit for the purpose I wanted them for.

Noise cancelling is not as efficient as others I have tried. Still ok . Battery life is good

My upstairs neighbour bought a stairmaster and now once in a while I hear a vibration for an hour and I wanted to drown that sound away. The noise reduction is not perfect, but it helps. I needed headphones with a hard wire because my sound system is not Bluetooth compatible.

The Sony WH-CH700N may be a watered down version of the WH-1000XM3, but still manages to offer a lot for the price

Lightweight; Balanced sound which can be customised through the app; Good battery life

Cannot customise level of noise cancellation; Exposed micro USB and 3.5mm headphone jack

If it is half as good as the WH-1999Xm3, which we purchased for you and took on a number of fights to , and around China,

Sony has designed two of our favourite pairs of wireless earphones in recent years, and the WH-CH700Ns aren't a million miles off that standard

Detailed; musical performance; Punchy and weighty; Impressive battery life

Not the most sophisticated performance; Rudimentary noise-cancelling

Sony's more affordable noise cancelling headphones have Google Assistant and Siri built-in with a more compact build than the WH-1000XM3.

Battery life; Comfortable and portable; Google Assistant and Siri integration; aptX HD

Dubious durability; ANC is just ok

The only thing I wanted more was a bag or case could come with it, after all u r paying good amount of $.

These headphones are lightweight and providing a good sound, though noise cancelling is not that strong as in CH1000 series, but this also is reflected on a price tag. So, for these money it pretty good headset, but if noise cancelling is a primary reason to buy these, I would recommend spend more...