Sony Noise-Canceling Over-The-Head Headphones, Black

If you're after great value, great quality, and impressive sound, these headphones are for you! I purchased the Sony MDR-ZX110NC headphones, and have been impressed since the day I bought them. Even with noise cancellation active, sound is still crystal clear, and has just the right amount of bass. I am very impressed with these headphones!

Price for quality ratio is great. The noise cancelling works well, but I don't have anything to compare it to. I got these to block out office noise and that they do. Sound quality is good. I wish I had read to specs further to see a AAA battery is required for the noise cancelling feature because I don't like having to buy batteries. Overall I am satisfied for the price. Also they are very comfortable.

Sound reduction is okay but the fabric on headphones deteriorated rather quickly. And then one fell off.

A bought it in March, there is few fall I need anew one thanks

I got these headphones about a year ago. They sound okay (better than lower end headphones). The noise cancelling feature doesn't actually cancel much noise, when you flick it on it also boosts the volume slightly, to give you a better impression of noise cancelling. However it does cut out noise, unfortunately in places where there is lots of noise (like a bus) or outside in the wind, it will try to cut out noises that you wouldn't hear anyway, and cause a bit of noise in your music (luckily turning off noise cancelling is a good option). Also about 8 months in (with light use, not used daily), the ear-pads simply fell apart. The outside layer is a fragile vinyl that fell off. And the inner circle connection was not sturdy, causing the front and back of the pad to disconnect in that center circle. So now the pads' foam has expanded, leaving only a narrow hole in the center for sound. This of course ruins the sound and is uncomfortable to use. Replacement pads are difficult to find online, and I wouldn't want to replace them with the same pads since they were so weak, I'd like a higher quality pad option. Furthermore, the headband is not padded, it's hard plastic. If you have a bit of a pointed head like me, this is painful to use. Luckily a universal headband pad can be found cheap online, which mostly solves the issue. Overall, I can't give this a 1 star because frankly, the sound quality was fine, (they are not high end headphones, but they aren't budget sounding either, somewhere in the moddle, closer to the bottom). And the audio jack even withstood a 5 foot drop onto pavement that bent the connector , but it still worked perfectly. These headphones would be worth more with higher quality ear-pads.

Purchased 2 pairs a little over a month ago for use at school. We used on pair on a recent trip and the ear piece is already coming apart. Disappointed but outside the return window and hope the warranty covers replacement.

They hurt my ears and I'm not entirely convinced the noise-canceling feature actually works. The sound quality is fine. I just can't use them for more than an hour at a time.

1- All the wires fell apart after just 1 or 2 months normal usage. They literally were striped bare of their covering. 2- The noise reduction cancels out all audio when there is the slightest breeze blowing. So you have to turn it the noise reduction off! 3- The cap to change the battery is next to impossible to remove.

I bought three sets of these headphones. The sound quality is fine and they fit comfortably. However, after using one pair on an iPad, the plug broke off. I would not recommend these headphones as I have never seen anything like this happen before within so short a time and with limited use.

Bought these for my daughter, they lasted a month before the wire at the headphone plug needed to be bent a certain way to get sound.