Bought noise cancelling headphones for an 10 year old as a Christmas gift, I chose them because I have them myself and I am very happy with mine, and the 10 year old had already used mine, excellent sound, easy to use, reasonable price, we didn't need the features of the more expensive models, but we didn't want cheap models that fail, great product reliable brand, thank you Sony and Good Guys.

Very happy with the charge time & hours of use for these Sony headphones - great sound in multiple environment

I've had these headphones for a week now. Purpose was to drown out my teenage son's yelling while playing Fortnite when I needed to study. They do that. Quite a good range too. Covers the whole house if I walk away from my phone while wearing them. Sound and bass are great too. These are my first pair of wireless headphones so I'm no expert but they do exactly what I wanted them to and were great value.

These are really good, noise cancelling is very effective and for the price very happy. Also light and comfortable but have a feel of quality

As much as we wanted the Sony WH-CH710N Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones to be a more affordable alternative to Sony's flagship WH-1000XM3 headphones, they simply don't fit the bill.

Cheap(ish) for their feature set; Adaptive noise cancellation; Fun; energetic sound; 35-hour battery life

Mostly plastic build; Mediocre noise cancellation; No traveling case; Long charging time

Sony makes some of the best noise-canceling headphones around, especially the WH-1000XM3 (which is overdue for a replacement). The WH1000XM3 is a premium set of headphones that regularly goes for around $300 , and competing products like the Bose QuietComfort 35 II and Jabra Elite 85h aren't far...

Noise-canceling Active noise cancellation is the main selling point here, and it works well; USB Type-C While Sony has been a long-time supporter of USB Type-C on audio products, it's nice to see when many other comparable headphones are still using microUSB.

Sound quality The audio quality is fine, but it doesn't quite match what you get from more expensive headphones; Controls The small size and similar texture of the playback controls take some getting used to.

Sony WH-CH710 uses something called the Artificial Intelligent Noise Cancellation (AINC) while Sennheiser uses the audibly superior active noise cancellation (ANC). But for the price difference, it is a tough choice. I’m glad it isn’t my headache to pick one off the shelves!

For budget-conscious buyers, the Sony WH-CH710N is a great way to get some of Sony's best features....

Great feature set; Long battery life; Good sound

Occasionally uncomfortable; Noise canceling could be better

Even until last year, headphone makers argued that Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is an expensive feature, and thus, reserved for premium sets. But here we are in 2020 - a sudden influx of competition, and perhaps volume sales, has brought prices down.

The Sony WH-CH710N Wireless noise cancelling headphones are fairly simple over-ears. They have a comfortable fit, and their over 23-hou...