Comfortable, highly adjustable and good looking. Great sound for music (powered by Spotify on a galaxy S8) and little interference in public spaces (like Paddington Station) which can affect some Bluetooth headphones.

Have to get used to the swipe function, but the noise cancelling facility is a boon, I thought my boss headset was good, but this knocks the spots off it. Yes I agree a that non replaceable battery is a quagmire but this should last you a few years, and if you're going to use it that frequently, the...

Excellent sound; design and variety of features

Uncomfortable when resting the headphones on the neck

The Sony WH-H900N h.ear on 2 is a pretty competent package. It offers better noise cancellation than options like the Sennheiser 4.50 BTNC while offering up a more musical and warm sound signature. The Sennheiser on the hand has a comparatively flat sound profile. Priced at Rs.

These are the 2nd generation of Sonys 900s. They look good, don't feel cheap and have great sound quality. They offer great codecs, apt-X, apt-X HD and LDAC. Gestures work well. Overall a great set of cans

I bought them a while ago. They connected as soon as I charged them. They have great sound; really good noise cancelling; and are very comfortable to wear. The over-the-ear feature helps drown out a lot of sound, even when noise cancelling isn't on. The only issue so far has been the "instructions.

Sony is hitting it out of the ballpark with their flagship wireless headphone, the WH-1000XM2. It's been hailed as the best sounding noise-cancelling headphone under $400, beating Sennheiser, Audio-Technica and just about any brand you can think of.

They are pretty comfortable and the noise cancelling is good. The touch pad is nice and works well for controlling the music or muting. They must be controlled by software and the software is not good. There are two modes, stable connection or quality sound.

Poor noise cancelling, not particularly loud, quite heavy and average sound quality. Microphone doesn't sync properly with Windows PC. Difficult to contact Harvey Norman Customer Service. These headphones definitely aren't worth the money. You'd struggle to tell them apart from a set half the price.

Iv had these headphones for under a month so I cant give an in-depth review on their longevity, however, I love these things so much I gave them a name. Pros: The noise cancelling is fantastic.. not as good as the 1000x but considering the price gap im alright with that.