Name: MDR-XB400
Brand: Sony
SKU: 12218
Rating: 4.0 (38 reviews)

4.0

based on all reviews

low profile is great for people like me with shaved heads
comfort and sound quality of my
Build and design This pair looks nice

the cups swivel so the headphones can be stored flat
don't stick out too much with a low profile
Highs and mids are not as impressive as the low end

Impedance: 24 Ω
Frequency range: 5, 22000 Hz
Acoustic design: Closed
Sound output: Stereo
Style: On-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired

Sony MDR-XB400 - Pros & Cons

low profile is great for people like me with shaved heads
comfort and sound quality of my
Build and design This pair looks nice
The sound transfer is fantastic as well as from my PC
They also provide really good stereo sound
excellent passive noise isolation
overall sound profile remains relatively well-balanced
They perform decently well in most uses
Beats are more comfortable
stable
and have a better build quality
Battery life is good and should last through an entire work day
the battery life is great for a wireless bud
ergonomics are excellent
and earbuds feel comfortable in your ears
All ear tip sizes provide a decent level of stability when moving around
5 Almost Great While the comfort is great
The imaging is good
the price

the cups swivel so the headphones can be stored flat
don't stick out too much with a low profile
Highs and mids are not as impressive as the low end
advertise these headphones to offer a great noise isolation
Some parts seem overly fragile
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
high latency can cause the audio to be out of sync
tend to sound a bit muddy and cluttered
noise isolation is disappointing
They lack features such as active noise cancelling
Models without this feature get a red cross
rating is not included in our total score
they lack an official IPX rating
there are no built-in EQ profiles to toggle between
Instruments are hurt the most
lacking detail and presence in the mix
Vocals also lack texture and sound a bit dry
Lacking Some Air & Clarity Higher frequencies are muted
The Marshall is more expensive than the Sony pair
the ear-pads started to peel as a result of sweat
The headband does not have metal parts and feels thin and might break

Sony MDR-XB400 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Driver size	30 mm Best: Hauppauge XFones Driver size: 400 mm
Impedance	24 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	150 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Sony - Video Reviews (6)

"First Look" Sony MDR-XB400 in Blue unboxing

Sony MDR-XB400 & MDR-XB300 Comparison Review

Sony MDR-XB400 - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	On-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes
Magnet material	Neodymium

Weight	5.29 oz

Inputs supported	3.5mm
Cable length	1.2
Type of connector	3.5mm
Detachable cable	no

Colour of product	Black Black,Blue Black,Pink Blue Green Green,Grey Violet,White White
Acoustic design	Closed
Attachment type	Headband
Category	Travel and Commuting
Foldable	yes
Noise isolating	yes
Connector contacts plating	Gold

Impedance	24.0 Ω
Frequency range	5 - 22000
Diaphragm diameter	1.18 in
Driver technology	Dynamic
Driver size	1.18 in
Maximum input power	1000.0 mW

Power handling capacity	1000.0 mW

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Sony MDR-XB400 Sony - Editorial Reviews (2)

4.0

Based on 2 reviews

ProductReview.com.au

Published: 02.09.2015

Sony MDR-XB400

Sony MDR-XB400 (Wired Headphone): 5 out of 5 stars from 3 genuine reviews on Australia's largest opinion site ProductReview.com.au.

RTINGS.com

Published: 24.01.2020

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