Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Premium Noise Canceling Overhead Headphones with Mic for Phone-Call and Alexa Voice Control, Black WH1000XM4

Amazing sound quality (a little better than Bose quite conferred headphones) good bass long battery life. Durable and light good case and a standard aux.

Maybe they should come with free duck tape because they broke again. And have some weird squeal sound. Not impressed at all!!!! NOT A YEAR OLD YET! don’t buy*UPDATE*

Theres no recognizible lag or delay when switching on the 2 devices connected simultaneously or when pausing or removing the headset, great noice cancellation

Sonys did an amazing job with their latest headphones. I have their previous headphone and they were great as well, but these go to another level of how headphones just be built for everyday life. Highly recommend if you are in the market for new and amazing headphones.

The NC is freaking amazing simply the best. The sound quality is awesome too. Only drawback is you need an app for fine tweaking.

Working from home can be distracting when you have a toddler running about. When my wife and daughter are around, it tends to get noisy. I have the Sony WF-1000XM3 earbuds and the noise cancelling is pretty okay on those but connecting/disconnecting my phone or laptop to get them working between each other got tedious. So when I found out from MKBHD that the XM4s have multiple device support! I was sold. These are my first over the ear noise cancelling headsets so I do not have further comparison but from my experience is, that these are great for cancelling out a lot of noise. My daughter and my wife are muffled if around my workspace. Like someone said in one of their reviews, its like being in your personal bubble or vacuumed space. Sometimes the silence is weird when theres not much going on around me. So far Im happy with this headset. Its pretty light and comfy. The ear cups are not so bad but when it gets hot, you tend to sweat a bit but I heard thas unavoidable in most of these type of over the ear headsets. Great buy in my opinion

I brought this over Thanksgiving and got it for $299 with a 20$ giftcard. The sound quality and bluetooth capabilities of this headset is awesome but at times i have trouble connecting and disconnecting as it auto pairs with multiple devices at the same time. If i have it connected to my phone, laptop, and computer, i would have to turn one of them off to ensure that its working on the intended device. At the 300$ price point, i expect this to be compatible with everything bluetooth. The bluetooth somewhat works for the xbox series x but you have to connect it through the xbox app and its very finicky. Naturally i was a little disappointed when i purchased this and it doesnt work for the x box series x. At least provide us with a 3.5 mm cable that you can plug directly into the controller so we can use the mic and hear the sound when gaming. Other than that, the quality of the headset is very good and i dont regret purchasing this.

I left a lengthy review of the Jabra Evolve2 85 (E285) vs Bose Quiet Comfort 35 II (QC35II) vs Bose Noise Cancelling 700 (B700) vs Sony WH-1000XM4 (SX4) (in order of when I received them) for the E285. Since that review is out there, Ill reduce this one only to E285 and SX4.

From the second I put them on, I knew I made the right decision in purchasing these. They’re beautiful, the noise cancellation works great, and the bass is insane. The headphones also cover my whole ear which adds to the longevity of being able to wear them for extended periods. For reference, I have an industrial piercing and it fits inside, pain free. Worth every penny!!

As of about three years ago, I was an earbuds guy. The wireless over-hear headphones I had tried previously never could approximate the kind of audio immersion you get when you wedge little speakers directly into your ear canals. I never found over-hear headphone noise cancellation to work that well - often, turning it on would create more noise than it cancelled, compromising audio quality and, well, just sucking generally. Not to mention the inconsistent and typically non-intuitive affordances for powering on/off, pairing, and controlling playback on these things.