Sony MDR-XB950N1

Let’s check out Sony’s latest headphone. It seems a plethora of noise-cancelling headphones have started popping up from every audio manufacturer out there. Bose’s QuietComfort 35 and even Sony’s own MDR-1000X are among our favorite noise cancelling headphones – but one problem is the price, since most of these costs upwards of 1,200 and above. …

As someone who prefers his headphones to be clean and analytical, I didn't expect to like the latest entry in the Sony Extra Bass line.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Wireless is one of the most convenient ways of listening to music, and audio brands are starting to take advantage of the demand for such feature while

Sony has been taking its competition by its horns by announcing new and improved headphones by the dozen. The company recently announced the new XB950N

While these headphones provide relatively good performance across the board, the Sony XB950N1 Extra Bass headphones don't shine in any specific capacity...

For the price, Sony's wireless MDR-XB950N1 headphones deliver laudable noise cancellation and strong wireless audio with adjustable bass response.

The Sony MDR-XB950N1 is a noise cancelling variant of the Sony MDR-XB950B1. These are also decent mixed usage headphones geared towards fans of bass with a sturd...

Too much love for the low-end