Lost My Sony Headphones

My Sony headphones look like new! AMAZING!!!

I purchaased these headphones as a replacement to a pair I lost. The sound was really good for a pair under $. Although I never used them with my smartphone, it does have a Sony Smartkey App so you can control your Android phone. I couls have spent mush more, but these deliver all the bass response, mids and clear highs I need. The sound is superb.

The great thing about this adapter is that it also worked on my Sony, AKG, and Beyerdynamic headphones, too. Economical way to resolve the lost adapter syndrome.

My original Sony lens cap lost it's spring pressure and would fall off the lens too easily. The Sensei cap appears to be constructed with the same durability, but much more economical.

My previous Sony headphones were studio headphones and I was unsure how much of an upgrade these new ones would be. I use them for playing my keyboard workstation. I read the reviews and decided to make the purchase not really knowing how much of an upgrade they would be. I was shocked when I heard the presence of the keyboard in these headphones. When I hit a bass note it sounded so different and deeper. I kept playing and playing and all of my songs sounded new again. For $90 what a crazy upgrade! You have to hear it to believe it.

My Sony 7506 headphones desperately needed its pads replaced as they were flaking all over my neck. Eww! These were easy to install and extremely comfortable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My new Sony noise canceling headphones are the chiz! If you have two guys playing video games in the house and need to drown them out, look no further. The quality of music is great to. You can hear instrumentals that you wouldn’t normally hear with any other headphones. You also can take calls and get things done!

My 20 year old Sony Professional headphones finally died after one too many drops to the floor. I purchased these as a replacement. I use these headphones to do run and gun video production and music (primarily piano) recitals. They provide full range frequency sound which allows me to hear all of the bad notes.

My frame of reference is the Sony WH-1000XM4 (my wife's) and WH-1000XM3 (which I sold after getting these). The main plus is over the other two the great detailed sound. I have four headphones, earbuds for the gym (Sony WF-1000XM4, I hate over ear headphones when working out), gaming headphones for my computer, very expensive headphones for TV and music at night when my wife is asleep, and these for when I am traveling when noise cancellation is important. I listen to podcasts when I am a passenger in a car (frequently) and watch movies when traveling in a plane and hanging out. I can understand dialogue much better with these headphones over the Sony's. Though noise cancellation isn't quite as good as the Sony WH's (though superior to the WF-1000XM4), it is still very impressive and the superior clarity of the Momentums more than makes up for that. My main complaint is that I cannot get the Sennheiser app to work with these headphones. Though I do not need to turn up the treble to help clarify speech (I do with the Sony's when listing to podcasts and movies), it could be desirable. I think where it could help is with some rock songs. The Sony WH's sound better on some songs due to their fuller sound. I think I could compensate for that on some songs with the equalizer by turning up the bass. Having said that some songs still sound better on the Momentums.

My new go-to monitor headphones.