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My experience with Sony wireless headphones

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Wireless headphones from Sony, I charge them once a week, maybe twice. Their battery is very good and they are comfortable to wear, but the only flaw is that when you wear them for a long time, two hours or more, they start to hurt. There is a larger type, of course, if I were to buy them again, I would get the larger ones for more comfort when wearing them for a long time.

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Star Rating

4.7/5
Overall
  • Brand5/5
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design5/5
  • Convenience3/5
  • Price5/5

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Sony WH-CH520 Review Summary

Verdict: Sony WH-CH520 is rated 4.79/5 in a real experience checked by a MyEx auditor. Worth it if you're looking for long battery life and don't mind moderate comfort for extended use.

The reviewer tested Sony wireless over-ear headphones and highly praised their exceptionally long battery life, requiring charging only once or twice a week. They also found the headphones comfortable for short periods of wear. However, the reviewer noted that the headphones start causing discomfort after two or more hours of continuous use, leading them to consider purchasing a larger model in the future for better long-term comfort.

What This Review Covers

  • Brand5/5
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Design5/5
  • Convenience3/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Excellent battery life (charges once or twice a week)
  • Comfortable for short periods of wear
  • Good sound quality

Points To Check

  • Causes discomfort after two hours of continuous use
  • May not be suitable for very long listening sessions
  • Size might be relatively small for some users

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

How long does the battery of the Sony wireless headphones last?

The reviewer says they charge them about once a week, maybe twice, even with heavy use, and that the battery is good and lasts long.

Are the Sony headphones comfortable for long use?

According to the reviewer, the headband and design are comfortable, but the frame is small and starts pressing on the ears after two to three hours.

What does the reviewer think of the sound isolation?

The reviewer found the isolation very good, one of the headphones' many strengths.

Does the reviewer recommend this size of the headphones?

The reviewer says they don't recommend this size because it presses on the ears, and recommends the larger version of the same headphones.

Video transcript

Auto-translated from the reviewer's original audio

Today's review is for the Sony headphones. Of course, the headphones have a lot of features. And honestly, it has a downside. I mean, I think it has one downside. First of all, the headphones are really great in terms of their isolation, which is really good. I literally charge them maybe once a week or once every two weeks.

And I wear them a lot. Their battery, I mean, is really good and lasts long. The headphones are comfortable, meaning, like, their head part is very comfortable, and their frame and design are comfortable. But its only flaw is that the frame of these headphones is small. So after maybe two or three hours, it starts to press on the ear, and then your ears will hurt.

It's almost as if when you wear something, it will alleviate the pain, or, I mean, it will delay the pain, but this is a drawback that, honestly, I might not have bought it if I had known. Of course, they have the same headphones but with a larger ear size, so I might recommend those.

Honestly, the headphones, I mean, have a lot of features and are very good, but they have this flaw, so I don't recommend this specific type. I would recommend the second, larger version.