I bought them for 150 on the 19th or 20th. I have had them for quite some time and I haven't had any problems at all. I mainly wear them for gaming and music on public transportation. The truth is that they don't fit perfectly in my ear, despite the many tips it has to adjust accordingly. If there are vibrations, etc., they come off, but for general everyday use, walking on public transportation, etc., there won't be an issue. The sound is very clear and the bass is deep. The battery life is amazing, both for the headphones and the case, which is why it's so big that I forget what charging means. They are also durable against drops, as in the beginning, until I found the right tip, they fell off several times from a height of up to 2 meters. The noise cancelling is very good for me, it cancels out the sounds very well. The only thing that bothers me is the size in combination with their design, as they are a bit bulky and when you wear them, they are quite noticeable and stick out a bit. Apart from that, these headphones are the best I have ever put on my ears, I highly recommend them.

Extremely good for listening to music, unacceptable for calls. Very good fit in the ear as it has 6-7 different tips for different types of ears, quite durable if they fall from your hand, very good battery life (logical with such a large case), almost excellent functionality with iPhone (rare disconnections), very good noise cancelling which, for some strange reason, CANNOT work during calls. Specifically, during a call, the headphones are forced and automatically switched to "ambient" mode, which amplifies the external sounds of the environment, resulting in both you and your caller hearing all the surrounding noise, and even amplified! From what I've researched, it is supposed that this was designed by Sony so that the user is not "distracted" from the environment during a call and gets hit by a car, for example, because they didn't hear it coming. Funny explanation, and funny is also their performance for calls. Nevertheless, for conversations in quiet environments, they are very good. For someone who seeks long battery life and mainly uses them for listening to music, they are enjoyable. Also, with frequent use during sports, there was no problem at all due to moisture, sweat, etc., even though they are not sold as waterproof.

I bought the headphones at a price of 99 euros, which is their current price, while they originally started at 240 euros if I remember correctly.
Their sound is truly amazing, balanced in all frequencies and with good bass. I must admit that I don't have previous experience with headphones at this price level, but the differences must be minimal.
The noise canceling is satisfactory and the battery life, along with the case, is truly incredible.
Before these, I had some JBL headphones that would fall out every 5 meters I walked. Luckily, that doesn't happen with these, but of course, every 5 minutes you have to adjust them with your hands, if you forget, they will fall off. I use them for fast walking that I do every afternoon. Obviously, you don't wear them for running.
Now, as for phone calls, I haven't tried them in the one month that I've had them, so I don't have an opinion.
The Headphone Connect app that you can download on your phone is also very useful.
I use them with an iPhone and the connection is lightning-fast, while all the features work properly.
If you're considering headphones up to 200-240 euros, I think at their current price, they are really value for money and you will also save that much money.

I bought them randomly because I found them on sale at a well-known store, I trusted the quality of Sony and so I decided to buy them.
What I like:
1. They are discreet.
2. Immediate and effortless connection with iPhone, Mac, iPad, easy and fast switching without losing connection.
3. Reliable sound quality.
4. The additional applications that cover us in the capabilities of the preset and custom equalizers they have.
5. Volume, friendly advice, test them on high-quality songs and you will discover that they do not lack volume capability.
6. The 4 sets of silicone for (almost) every ear size cover the range of every user.
7. Battery life.

What I don't like:
1. The size of their case.
2. That there is no setting (maybe I haven't discovered it yet) to prevent them from charging every time they are placed in the case.

Tip: For those who are worried about them falling, there is a thin strap available that we can attach to them.

Overall, I recommend them, unless you can afford the price difference with the next model XM4, which, from what I have read, surpasses all the reviews

Owner of these specific headphones for more than three months. I bought them for 150€. Before these, I had the Huawei AM-61 and I was completely satisfied.
Advantages:
1. The sound is incredible. Anyone who enjoys listening to music, it is a very good purchase. The way the sound fills the "space" from what you hear is incredible, you will hardly go back to something inferior.
2. Synchronization. There is no loss of audio-video synchronization. (Common problem with Bluetooth headphones).
3. Automatic pause when one of the two headphones is removed.
4. Very good headphone management application.
5. Noise canceling.
Disadvantages:
1. Application. Although it has 4 sizes for the headphones and two types of materials (traditional silicone and sponge-type), at least in one of my ears, it does not fit perfectly, resulting in me never feeling comfortable outdoors. Not even for running.
2. Connection. The first connection with the phone was simple, the next ones were a bit more complicated, but okay. A big disadvantage for a 2020 device is that it can only be connected to one other device. The headphones I had before could be connected to at least two (e.g. PC and phone) and when making a call, the sound would automatically transfer to the phone.
3. Call quality. When making a call while listening to music, there is almost always interference, resulting in communication problems. It can be solved by transferring the sound to the phone and back to the headphones, but it requires having free hands.
4. Shortcuts. Depending on the contacts made on the two headphones, there are different shortcuts, but it does not have the most basic one. Volume adjustment!!!
5. Battery. From what I had read, I believed it would last longer, but they barely last 3 hours. The case, of course, charges them relatively quickly, but you have to constantly keep in mind that as soon as you take them out, even for 2 minutes, they go straight into the case.
Conclusion: Really good headphones, I have never heard music like this before, but I bought them because they are also hands-free, so 3/5.

Well, moderate application and tiring after a while. If you are stationary or just walking a little, they are fine. If you are exercising, for example, they come out and even if they come out a little, you don't have any ANC at all.
ANC, which you all say is perfect, cuts noise, not sound, so you will hear people talking to you and you won't hear all the computer noise.
The music now has fairly good quality but does not support aptX HD. So, those of you who pretend to be audiophiles and write nonsense about headphones, at best, are foolish. My previous headphones are the Huawei freelace and they don't have a tremendous difference in sound. In other words, the quality ceiling is almost the same as Spotify and if you want to step up to hi-res quality, you need aptX HD support.
Conversation with others is okay, but only up to a certain point.

Overall conclusions. If, as a friend says, you are on a plane and on the subway all day, they are worth it for everything else, not really. If someone wants to exercise, they should get headphones with wing tips that never fall out, check out the Sony SP800N.

P.S. They are not suitable for sleeping. You can't sleep with them.

So far, all my over-ear headphones have been Sony and I am generally a fan of Sony when it comes to sound. I decided to try these, but after trying the buds+ and buds live first, I have to say I was disappointed with the Sony ones.

Even connecting them to the app is a whole process...a cumbersome system... With the buds, I simply opened the case and they connected...

They are nice, but the sound quality is very mediocre, especially compared to the buds live which don't even fit completely inside the ear like the buds+ and the Sony ones.

I gave them to my son to see if it was just me, but his response was "if I had paid 180 € for these, I would be crying right now. And it's understandable that they want ANC, because they don't block out noise well, you can still hear a lot of background noise..."

They don't fit well in our ears, at least not when we changed their cushions.

In calls, you can be heard well, but personally, they didn't work for me at all because they don't fit under a helmet, and I use a motorcycle for my commutes. I tried them and when I went to take it off, they fell down, the cushions came off, and they scattered... luckily I was in the garage and didn't lose them.

They are not suitable for exercise, if you run, for example, they fall off... speaking specifically about our ears...

So, they end up being used only at home and even then, only for a call, just so they don't go to waste...

For music, only buds+ and buds live... sorry Sony...

I have no words. I have been buying headphones for three decades and I am not easily impressed, but these headphones left me amazed. In songs, I hear notes that I didn't know existed, I understand lyrics that I couldn't distinguish before, the depth of the music and the audio experience is out of this world. In symphonic and classical music, it feels like being in the concert hall.

But the best part of it all is the ANC. Let me tell you one thing: riding the red line 2 or 3 of the Athens metro with open windows and all you hear is a slight hum instead of the inhumane noise you used to suffer from. Walking on Kifisias Avenue feels like there are no vehicles. The annoying neighbor's dog can barely be heard.

Extra bonus: you no longer need to have the volume at maximum to drown out the noise. With ANC, you can have it lower, more humanly.

The negatives: it is not recommended as hands-free for calls. But it wasn't made for talking on the phone, it was made for listening to super high-quality music and it excels at that.

Regarding the rest, others have already said it. Bulky charging case, probably average battery life, excellent fit in the ear (I walk almost daily for exercise for about 70 minutes and they stay in place), the app on the phone works great, impeccable customization. As long as the price is below €200 (I got them for around €175), hurry up.

First of all... this product was not made for making phone calls, and it is not the typical "practical headphones" to wear casually while running or doing whatever. These are more serious headphones, more sophisticated. If you want headphones for calls, you can find much better ones for much cheaper, look elsewhere directly, because unfortunately, this pair of headphones will disappoint you. These are for listening to music in excellent quality and not just average or "bassy," and all the other functions that wireless earbuds offer come second, as extras.

So if you have these expectations, yes, they are fantastic headphones.

I had to get used to them for the first 2-3 days before I really started to appreciate them. The only thing that really doesn't fit well is the large size, but even that is not such a big problem because of the very good fit in the ear. I would only be afraid if you have relatively small ears, for use for many hours while walking.

Of course, these are NOT primarily headphones for running!!! Although for some people (like me), they fit so well in the ear that it wouldn't be unreasonable to go for a run wearing them occasionally. But really, the best thing is to walk leisurely wherever you want and let them transport you with your music, especially since you won't hear almost anything else happening around you.

For those who appreciate very good music reproduction quality and peace from external factors, in such a small, practical, and convenient product, there is no competition in this type of product, with the only exception being the Sennheiser Momentum. They come either at the same price with some minor first-release issues AND WITHOUT active noise canceling, or the second ones that came out, which fix almost all the issues, WITH active noise canceling, but come at a much higher price. If you are interested in something like that, I would compare the positives between these two headphones and choose based on my personal preferences.

I consider the EarPods Pro to be in a different category of products because they are mainly for practicality, phone calls, and for use as simply "good headphones for mobile," but not really speakers for listening to the best music quality, wherever you are, in whatever external noise conditions, and without the annoying cables.

The Sony ones are worth it only if you really know that you want exactly this type of product, and that's when they excel and more.