Mobile reviews

A good value, all-round performance from the Sony WH-CH720 noise-cancelling over-ears, with their comfortable design, good feature list and lively, punchy audio all delivered at an affordable price Pros Lightweight, comfortable design Affordable price Solid noise-cancelling Fun, punchy audio Long battery life Cons Average call quality No carry case Key Features Bluetooth multipoint Connect to two devices simultaneously Integrated Processor V1 Dual Noise Sensor technology to remove external sounds via ANC Precise Voice Pickup Technology Claims to offer clear and natural conversation quality Introduction Sony has been buffing out is headphone range of late, offering cans at a range of prices and for a variety of tastes. The WH-CH720N sits within the affordable realm of its headphones. Its sub-£100 price point makes it the cheapest noise-cancelling over-ear in Sony’s stable, promising everyday comfort, long lasting battery, with the ANC clearing ...

A good value, all-round performance from the Sony WH-CH720 noise-cancelling over-ears, with their comfortable design, good feature list and lively, punchy audio at an affordable price. Pros Lightweight, comfortable design Affordable price Solid noise-cancelling Fun, punchy audio Long battery life Cons Sound profile is a bit bassy Could benefit from extra lashings of detail and clarity Average call quality Key Features Bluetooth multipoint Connect to two devices simultaneously Integrated Processor V1 Dual Noise Sensor technology to remove external sounds via ANC Precise Voice Pickup Technology Claims to offer clear and natural conversation quality Introduction Lately, Sony has been peppering the headphone market with more affordable options and the latest is the WH-CH720N. It arrives as part of a refresh of the Japanese giant’s cheaper cans, ushering the four-star rated CH710N out to retirement as well as undercutting it at a cheaper launch pri...