Sony M4 Headphones Review

Purchased for use with Sony RX100 m4; love it!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sony Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones are fantastic. The ease in which they sync up to your phone and the listening pleasure I received. I couldn’t believe how all background noise is nonexistent. I tried it around my grandchildren and it worked like a charm. I heard nothing but the music coming from my headphones. And that was it. I’ve been looking for headphones like this for so long.

I've amassed a nice little collection of headphones at this point and this is the perfect partner to use most of them with my MOTU M4. It's ridiculously powerful, and even cranked completely up I really don't hear any kind of noise.

My Sony headphones look like new! AMAZING!!!

At first I bought the RX10 M3, then I upgraded to RX10 M4 to be taken to Malaysia to watch Sepang MotoGP. this camera is truly amazing !!! the zoom is very far, the results are very sharp, even without aiming the results are very sharp !!! the auto focus is very fast, when the racer goes very fast it is still caught pretty good. for close-up photos the results are very satisfying too. goodbye camera with a lot of lenses, enough with this all replaced. now I'm waiting for the Sony RX10 M5 oga hopefully Sony will release it soon

I though this would be bigger but it works well on my Sony RX10 M4. It is actually very small but is great for leaving it attached to the camera and used as a small tripod when out shooting.

I ordered this for RX100 m4, it is more expensive than the other Sony case but I like it better because it does not make the camera bulkier, easy to use and smells like real leather!! The case area that covers the lens is hard so it provides good protection for the lens.

holds my Sony Rx 10 M4 just fine, but no room for more than a spare battery

Recently switched to Sony from Olympus m4/3 and I have say that the focus system is amazing. Didn't know what I was missing. The new color science is much better too...more Canon/Nikon like. 4k60p crop is not a deal breaker for me since I'm mainly a stills shooter. Ergonomics could be better but overall comfortable to hold. Almost as feature packed like Olympus but with superior image quality. 33mp is the sweet spot. She's a keeper.

A few years ago I decided to switch from Nikon to Sony and I have never looked back. I am so happy with all the Sony cameras I have used and still use. Recently I think my age is catching up to me and the weight and the amount of lenses I was traveling with was starting to drive me crazy.� For the last couple years I noticed other travelers using "bridge" type cameras but I thought that they would never come close to my a6500. Well, I was very much mistaken! Granted the RX10 M4 is no a6500. But when you compare what you need to spend on lenses and the weight factor it gets into the ballpark rather quickly.� I now have have two cameras, a RX100 M5 and the new RX10 M4. What a winning combination!� Bottom line - great quality, super focusing and no extra lenses to carry around. The price will jump out at you, however, start adding up what lenses you would need to purchase, then the camera is a fantastic buy! I sold my used a6500 and lenses back to B&H with no hassle and they gave a fair price. Also it's so pleasant to work with this company. So, save your back and make the switch!