Sony MDRZX110NC Noise Cancelling Headphones, Black, medium

Very good sound quality for this price and good noise suppression (when switched on)
Bought 2 pairs of these for my kids for road trips and I am very pleased with them. (The kids love them too). The noise cancelling works well when trying to dampen road noise so my kids don’t need to play music and movies as loud. I’ve tried these myself and the sound quality is actually pretty good – clean bass and treble without much distortion. When switched off, they’re not very good, frankly. But when switched on, they sound pretty great. Not quite like a high-end pair, but very good for this price point. They are snug – fairly comfortable but after 2-3 hours, your head might need a break. While they work well in a car/office environment, they do NOT reduce noise enough for good airplane use in my opinion. They’ll work in a pinch, but only at full volume.UPDATE: after 2.5 years of steady use, they are still going strong. Nothing broken, torn or worn out. Sony makes a quality product with solid materials. I keep them in a mesh bag when not in use, but am continually picking them up off the floor of the car on trips where they’ve been dropped and stepped on. Also – they work great with rechargeable batteries.

Great for the Price and DURABLE!
I bought these back in 2016 and have used them on and off since then. Most recently as a college student, driving my need for wireless option.SOUND QUALITY: While the sound quality is adequate, I am a person who loves heavy bass, which this does not give, but the sound quality overall is pretty good.NOISE CANCELLATION: It also does not completely cancel out noice, but does muffle/buffer it. In Starbucks, I had to turn up the volume on my computer to 75% to drown out talking. Likewise, poolside at the YMCA, I also have to amp up the volume to get any true buffering from the high sound. I am easily distractible so these are not ideal for noise distractions. Even at home with dogs and kids, I find that, no matter what, I have to amp up the volume for buffering, otherwise I hear quite a bit. I don’t notice a significant difference in turning off the ANC. The same goes for vacuuming, yard work (such as using a blower) and mowing the lawn.COMFORT: The headphones are over ear and pretty comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. I have yet to experience significant fatigue from it. I don’t notice any extensive sweating while wearing them, either, which some have said is an issue with over the ear headphones. Granted, I’m not sleeping in them, either.DURABILITY: Over the several affordable on/over ear headphones I purchased for my daughters’ use with online work, these were the ones she kept coming to and the only ones that have held up over the years. The cord is pretty durable, especially since I don’t have a case for it and it often gets tossed into a drawer or backpack willy-nilly (yes, an outdated term, I know).COMPARABILITY: I have tried the Bose SoundLink II and Beats Solo3, both wireless headphones. If you are looking for comparable sound, you won’t find it. Both Bose and Beats have these headphones beat, as would be expected based on price! However, I see quite a few complaints regarding durability of the material over time. I have no experience with comparison of Bose or Beats as these are recent purchases from family members. I can attest to the durability of my Sony headphones.CONVENIENCE: I like that my Sony headphones can work well with my 2018 MacBook Pro, as Apple didn’t see fit to change the headphone jack for any of their computers from the 3.5mm jack to a lightning jack. I use the adapter on my iPhone and it works fine. I’ve used these headphones to run on a treadmill several times and they stay put. I’m not running sprints or marathons, though. However, they are wired, and wired ONLY. Meaning I can’t be wireless, and they don’t connect to my iWatch.For convenience due to connectivity with all of my devices, I would say that Beats Solo3 Wireless has everything I need, since I have all Apple devices and I really like having everything working together. Even my Alexa devices and Alexa Compatible plugs work harmoniously together and with my Apple devices. As a result, I will be looking for a wireless option that offers good durability and superior noise cancelling capabilities, though I won’t be getting rid of these, as they really are great quality headphones, as expected with Sony (considering I grew up in a time where Sony was considered right up there, before Bose became a more well-known entity in the market).

Not Noise Cancelling
I bought these headphones because I wanted noise cancelling headphones for my kids to use while playing digital piano keyboard. I tried them out on several different electronic devices. There was no difference with the battery inserted and headphones on or off. They sound great but they are absolutely NOT noise cancelling.

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