If you want bass heavy headphones, chances are you would have to look no further than Sony's line-up of headphones. Having said that, Sony has made a subtle shift towards a more balanced sound signature, at least for its premium headphones, over the past few months.

The XB series of headphones from Sony have always been quite popular in India. With their emphasis on bass, the headphones fit the profile of the Indian listener, at least the majority anyway. The WH-XB700 is the newest in that range.

Headphones have come along way and these are no exception. When I got these blue tooth extra base headphones I imagined the extra bass would mean a loss or other sound quality. This wasn't the case.

It's still pretty hard to get a fantastic pair of wireless cans for 100 bucks. Sennheiser pulls it off well with it's HD 4.40BT. And even Audio-Technica has one or two decent options. But Sony has yet to match these companies at the $100 price point in terms of build quality.

Sony WH-XB700 is priced at Rs 8,990. Sony claims to offer up to 30 hours of battery life. It is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Sony has been doing a good job with its wireless Bluetooth headphones off late, with the WH-1000XM3 being the best noise canceling over-the-ear...

I listen to a lot of music, averaging over 50 hours of music a week and that's on top of the 8+ hours of podcasts I listen to. So I was really interested in seeing Sony's WH-XB700 headphones when they were on offer to our team for review.

The sound is excellent, the battery feels like it's never ending which is awesome. I highly recommend this product to viewers who wish to buy it.

It works very good. It was very easy to set up and made connections to my Sony TV.

great headphones. i like them and they are convenient for travel. very comfortable. only thing is that straight out of the box one side was quieter than the other. sad. i like sony tho.

Sony's WH-XB700 are a more mid-range option from the company for those looking for bass-heavy headphones. Here's what we thought of the...