Comparison Sony Headphone Models

I have many different models of Pelican cases including the 1650 (close comparison) and the 1615 air seems just as strong. It’s much lighter and fit my needs as I’m always checking filming equipment at the airport in these cases. A case that’s 40% lighter means I can pack more in one case without going over the 50lb/70lb/95lb threathholds on Delta. The lid feels thinner to touch when opening but it uses the exact same (very secure) clips as the non-air cases and when it’s latched shut I can stand and jump on the case with no worry about the gear inside or better yet, I know that TSA can’t destroy it in transit. The handle retracts into the case stealing a little bit of it’s cargo space but that smooth backside is nice when we’re loading 20 cases into a rental truck/van while traveling. It uses the same handles as previous pelicans and has the same fantastic build quality and warranty. I highly recommend this case!

By far the xm3 is the best headphone I had. It reproduces truly beautiful sounds. It's a must have from Sony!

initially used this headphone in a Sony Store, was blown away by the quality and have not found anything better so bought myself one.

I use this when recording bands in my studio... It has been great in comparison to my Sony brand batteries as well. It is very nice to not worry about running low on voltage when filming!!

I guess this will come to no shock to anyone but Sony has done it again. I can't tell you how blowed away I am over all that they have changed to make this headphone better than anything on the market. Making these headphone lighter and adding that new chipset that made the N/C and sound better was the end to all debates about who was truly the best in the world for N/c headphones. The previous one caused me a lot of Migraines and dizziness because of it's clamping and overall weight but these are unlike anything I could have hope for. Thank you so much Sony for making the most complete and best N/C headphone in the world. The bass is the thumping without interfering with the highs and mids. The soundstage is the best I've heard for closed back headphones. I have been listening all sorts of headphones and earphones and these headphones have created the most detailed of all of them. I also love the call quality this time around vs the previous model. Finally I can talk on the phone without the other person complaining about the clarity. They even made Google assistant almost instant.

I tried several no comparison

I decided in the Zeiss Batis over the Sony 85mm 1.8 only after seeing comparison photos. The Sony seemed nice and was cheaper but the Zeiss Batis 85mm just seemed to have nicer color pop! So far I’ve been very happy with my choice. The lens focus fast and quiet on my Sony A7Iii and I love the images I’m getting! Along with B&H service and quick shipment, I couldn’t ask for more!

Let's get the bad stuff out of the way first. This is a heavy lens. It's quite the beast. Loaded on an A7ii with Sony's Vertical Grip it's a rather beefy set up. But compared to the bigger brother SLT Carl Zeiss A-mount lens, it's comparable maybe a few grams lighter. And it's that CZ lens that bares comparison. The lens is just as sharp, has about as much pop and is every bit as good as CZ without having to attach Sony's proprietary LEA3 or LEA4 adapters, which unfortunately have their issues. Focus is quick and clean. There is no hunting issues that I've notice while shooting stills. I've pushed this lens hard (along with the camera's steady shot) and have been able to get sharp pictures two stops below the optimal shutter speed. The range of the zoom is very good and for most shots it's retired my Zeiss 16-35. Having that extra f stop is nice, for hand held shots but not all that necessary when a tripod is used. I have found the Bokeh exceptional, but this is a matter of taste. Your milage may vary. It is very smooth with very little of the nervousness you may find in other lenses. As I have only the CZ A-mount for comparison I can say that the Bokeh is comparable, which is great praise if you have used that lens. As a walk-about lens it is excellent once you get over the weight. Many times I have decided not to pull out a different lens because the GM could handle the shot with aplomb. Often, I have just left the camera backpack in the car and just gone with this lens and the A7ii body. It's a much easier set up than hauling around the extra lenses and added weight. The only caveat I have is that like any zoom you do have to sacrifice low light ability. There are times the relatively slow 2.8 aperture gets in the way. Sometimes you really do have to reach for that speedy prime. Overall, I would rate this a What are you waiting for? lens. If a tax return is in your future I would definitely recommend using it to buy this lens.

This was purchased at the B&H superstore after tons of comparison with other similar size bags. I liked it because it fits my Sony A6000 plus 3 lenses or an A7R3 with a medium telephoto and one smaller prime lens will fit. Not much else as internal pockets can hold SD cards or filters but not batteries. Outside pocket is also better suited for flat items. Strap is robust and comfortable and the zippered opening works best and most conveniently while facing your body. This also discourages pickpockets when traveling as there are no outward facing zippers or openings while it is easy to open the lids by the wearer using the single tab zipper. I’ve used it several times during a Chicago trip and will use it inside a larger backpack when I travel for an upcoming shoot.

I now own 2 Sony TVs. I cannot say enough about the features I have found in these TVs. In comparison with comparable TV it has many features that they do not have. The Sony's higher price is justified. The picture has a deeper and richer color and many more channel viewing options are found here that other TVs do not have.