Name: MDR-ZX330BT
Brand: Sony
SKU: 12871
Rating: 4.0 (55 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.4 / 5

versatile in addition to sonically superb
impressive Active Noise Cancelling technology and a well-balanced sound
sound quality

The bass tends to be a bit boomy and sluggish
the Forward/Back controls felt a bit clumsy
experience audio dropouts or stuttering

Frequency range: 20, 20000 Hz
Acoustic design: Closed
Sound output: Stereo
Style: On-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired & Wireless

Sony MDR-ZX330BT - Pros & Cons

versatile in addition to sonically superb
impressive Active Noise Cancelling technology and a well-balanced sound
sound quality
lightweight design and secure fit make them great
audio quality is impressive with vocals and trebles especially well-articulated
most innovative and best-sounding pair
class-leading battery life
a comfortable and stable fit and vibrate less
simple and effective
excellent mid-range and treble detail coupled
noise-cancellation is smart and effective
incredibly light and comfortable
is genuinely good-looking
The sound is great and the noise cancelling is also great
a good battery life
decent sound from base through treble
great value for money
Comfortable to wear and controls on the right ear piece are easy to access
they are comfortable to wear and good value for
Bluetooth was easy to set up and works over a decent distance
sound quality is pretty good and battery life is quite decent
value for money
useful and reliable
headset is easy to pair and connect
Good design
and very easy to use
this headphone is fantastic
makes things easy with its OneTouch applications
high sound quality and superb design
a swivel folding design to store the headphones inside of your bag easily

The bass tends to be a bit boomy and sluggish
the Forward/Back controls felt a bit clumsy
experience audio dropouts or stuttering
USB-C (charging only)
The ear cups themselves are a bit tight on the ear
it would not connect to my laptop
the headband seems to be a bit flimsy
bass is a bit lacking)
Wireless Stereo Headset does not have unique and fancy features

Sony MDR-ZX330BT - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Driver size	30 mm Best: Hauppauge XFones Driver size: 400 mm
Weight	150 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Sony - Video Reviews (9)

SONY MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Bluetooth Headphones

Sony MDR-ZX330BT - Full Specifications

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

Weight	5.29 oz

Microphone frequency	100 - 4000
Microphone direction type	Omnidirectional

Playback controls	yes
Buttons	Answer button Keyguard Volume
FM radio	yes
NFC	yes

Colour of product	Black
Acoustic design	Closed
Attachment type	Headband
Body material	Rubber
Category	Audiophile
Foldable	yes

Frequency range	20 - 20000
Diaphragm diameter	1.18 in
Driver technology	Dynamic
Driver size	1.18 in

Inputs supported	Bluetooth USB
Cable length	0.5
Audio streaming via bluetooth	A2DP AVRCP
Bluetooth version	3.0
Bluetooth profile	SBC
Bluetooth codec	SBC
Wireless connection	Bluetooth
Wireless range	10
USB	yes
Type of USB connector	Micro-USB
Multi Point connection	no

Battery operated	yes
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion
Battery recharge time	4.0 h
Battery life	30.0 h
Standby time	300.0 h
Talk time	30.0 h

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Sony MDR-ZX330BT Sony - Editorial Reviews (5)

3.8

Based on 5 reviews

Sony MDR-ZX330BT Sony MDR-ZX330BT Review: Inexpensive and with no strings attached

TOP NEW Review

Published: 28.11.2016

Sony MDR-ZX330BT Review: Inexpensive and with no strings attached

4.0

As everyone has been pointing out to Apple, wireless earphones look a bit weird and are rather easy to lose. Wireless headphones, on the other hand, make a lot more sense: they’re big enough to look after themselves, and you avoid the annoyances that come with trailing wires, including the ‘microphone effect’, where accidentally touching […]