Отзывы о Телевизор Sony KD-75XH9096 2020 LED, HDR, Triluminos

Overall, this is a high quality product offering from Sony and a worthy competitor to a Bose QC. Sadly I have decided to return the product for reasons I will describe below, but the device's quality and performance key factors weren't the issue.

First, the positives: Noise-cancelling:

This is top of its class, absolutely wonderful. I tried to switch from Bose QC 35 IIs to this, and the difference in noise reduction is absolutely detectable and almost uncanny. It seems to be much better at filtering lower sounds as well, so while dull rumbles with the QC35 will be quieter, with this Sony they are practically gonezo.

Audio Playback/Sound Quality:

Again, this is a great pair of cans. Reasonable bass, excellent highs and mids. For a non-audiophile, this will likely be one of the best sounding headphones you can own. Compared to the Bose QC35 IIs, it's not a huge difference in my common scenarios (sadly I didn't always get to make the best use of the DAC stuff built into the Sony which clearly wins by a mile), but if you listen with noise cancelling enabled, the superior reduction in background noise makes the audio seem even clearer.

Now for my negatives: Controlling the unit (compared to my trusty Bose):

- It takes 2 full seconds of holding the power button to turn the system on or off

There is this nifty little feature where you can cover your right earpiece with your hand and it will turn off noise cancelling and lower the audio playback volume so you can hear the external world. This works well enough, but usually it looks a little strange and isn't typically what I would use. I tend to either be in a context where I'm listening with no need to interrupt, or I need to turn it off immediately for extended periods. Having to awkwardly hold the power button is cumbersome, but because the ear-holding doesn't pause the playback any sufficiently long interaction will require pausing, which is also not good...

- Play/Pause requires a double tap of the the ear phone

The issues with this are pretty straightforward. I'd say I only had this "gesture" work for me the first time I attempt it about 66% of the time. If you're too low or too high it's not recognized, if you're slow or too fast it's not recognized, if you're too light or too heavy it's not recognized. And repeatedly tapping hard on your own head both looks silly and sounds unpleasant. Way too unreliable for how critical the function is.

- Volume and playback controls are entirely touch based

Swiping up and down on the ear controls volume. If you want any semblance of precision you have to do one quick swipe at a time to go up or down one "tick". If you're too slow it will register them as multiple swipes which can lead to quickly having undesired low or high volumes.

- Skip forward/backward are swiping forward and backward

The same issues for volume apply here as well, generally.

--- There are two aspects of all this touch-based control that I despise

1. The orientation of the swipes is static, and precise. Meaning, if you're lying down trying to skip forwards, you need to swipe from the surface you're on towards the ceiling, or else you'd accidentally adjust volume, and vice-versa. Also, if you're setup such that you're lying on a side, you basically can't interact with the controls if the right ear is covered.

2. The precision required on getting the right part of the earphone with the right part of your finger at the right speeds/pressures is a totally unhelpful and unneeded abstraction from simple buttons. If your gesture doesn't work, there's no feedback to understand what you did wrong.

- The "multi" device syncing:

This may not be as big an issue for other users, but this headphone does NOT support synchronous device pairing/playback. Meaning that you have to manually disconnect from say, your phone, and then manually connect to your laptop or other device. You don't have to re-sync the Bluetooth, but you have to go into menus and fiddle. My Bose QC 35s connect to both my phone and PC at once, and switch between them based on audio-playback-priority. I can be listening to YouTube on my laptop, and if I get a phone call it switches audio to my phone automatically. No such behavior from the Sonys. This feature is the main make/break for me.

- Wind noise-cancelling:

Although the actual level of cancelling is better, the handling of high speed wind is atrocious. Sadly this effect my commute quick often as I take an open ferry most mornings.

- Long-term comfort:

I suspect this would improve with more break in time, but on multiple occasions, a session of 45+ minutes started to get a little painful, and loosening the headband led to it slipping off more than reducing discomfort.

Overall, it's clearly a high quality item, and it does the jobs it does very well, but for my workflow and usecases, it falls quite short.

I LOVE THIS PRODUCT, but there is one minor issue.

I love the sound of these headphones. They sound amazing. Accurate sound music and even calls.
The noise cancelling I love. (Warning) Once you take these off, everything sounds a bit loud, but I think that's a good thing. I was used to having everything be quiet.
I was on call with the gf, and she said the microphone was good, and she didnt really pick up on back ground noise. I think the reason why people say the mic is so bad is because when you have ambient noise ON, the microphone tries it's best to pick up all the noise you would hear (background noise) and play that in the headphones. I would see why they do that. The passive noise proof ear muffs do such a good job at keeping noise out that they have to play sound back through the microphones.
That isnt the minor thing that bugs me. It's that after long periods of time, the top of your head gets sore from the headphones. The cushion that contacts the top of my head is really soft, but it still gets to me. So if you have a long flight, you might have to adjust these to keep the soreness low on the top of your head.

** I am no audio expert at all **

Edit: Starting with the most prominent flaw - depending where you live. The first day I wore these was March 26th in Pennsylvania and the touch controls went crazy in 32-35 degree weather with a little wind. It makes the controls unusable, and since I know no way to disable them temporarily, you have to shut the headset off because the cold will create random commands to pause, adjust volume, or skip songs. Buyer beware these are well known to malfunction like this in cold environments. I would hope SONY provides a simple toggle function for the touch controls - if you could turn them off in cold weather and control the playback from your phone, they'd be fine. Still not ideal, but usable at least. That said...

I have limited experience with headphones, and have never had noise-cancelling cans before. I think the noise-cancellation on these is like magic. I'm sure that utilizing the sony app I can find the EQ settings that get the most out of these. The battery life and charge time is phenomenal. The build is not as premium-feeling as you'd expect, but this headset is lightweight and comfortable.

What I mean by my tagline is that compared to a very much more affordable pair of JBL on-the-ears, out of the box to the average user I don't think the sound is INSANELY different. My point is this: If you're an audiophile you'd probably be willing to pay $500 for these, but if you're not in total need of baller noise-cancellation and the other features, a cheaper headset - $200 or less - could definitely do all that you want. If you have the money to spend, get these, and you'll likely never need to upgrade.

Technically speaking, I think these are probably the best headphones on the market right now (March 2019). They do everything they claim to do and they really are a quality product.

The catch is that they are a pain to setup and manage. Sony's software for Macbook and iOS is *very* basic and there is no getting around it. You cannot rename the device in Sony's application, you cannot lock it to stop other users from trying to pair with it (which is more likely, since the names cannot be changed) and the iOS app feels very Kindergarten clunky - not something I'd expect for a $330 product from a major company like Sony.

I'm still going to keep them, because I think that the benefits outweigh the costs and I'm not so concerned about having my headphones hijacked by my coworkers and fellow passengers. I do think it's worth noting that this feels like an incomplete product due to the poor design of its supporting software and given the cost of the product I think it is an unacceptable standard.

FAKE KNOCKOFF! Buyer beware, I bought these after reading many reviews attesting to the fact that they were identical to the non-international version. The only thing that was supposedly different was the lack of manufacturer warranty. However, I was massively disappointed when an imitation set of headphones showed up. I tried to quantify the things that helped me identify these headphones as fake and that made me disappointed with the overall purchase.

1. There was no sealed packaging. The box was not sealed as tamper evident in any way.
2. No trademark logos (this may be due to international version but it's the first I've seen)
3. The headphones were poor quality (see pictures)
4. The headphones and casing smelled HORRIBLE! I nearly puked when opening the box. (I can not stress enough how terrible these smell)
5. The products were all dirty. There was dust, lint, and decay all over the ear cups.

Do NOT waste your money on these! Buy the real thing! I'm going to be returning these. This is the first time in several years that ive made a purchase fulfilled by Amazon that resulted in a knockoff product.

I finally got this bad boy! I highly recommend these headphones. I am a tech kinda person and after spendin in excess of a month watching reviews on noise cancelling, over the ear headphones, the Sony wh-1000xm3 was the clear choice. I will admit, Bose qc35 ii came close but Sony won in the end. From its awesome noise cancelling capabilities to the convenient speech to text using Google assistant, these bad boys rock. Don't take my word for it...go to your nearest Best Buy store and try them out....check out reviews from influential tech reviewers on YouTube and make an informed decision. Maybe you might choose another pair of over the ear, noise cancelling, wireless headphones but for me, Sony wh-1000xm3 was my choice.

A bit of background—I’ve been a musician and filmmaker for nearly 25 years. I’ve worn a lot of headphones because I’ve had to, but I’ve never liked it. I hate being tethered or tripping over cables, but the quality of most Bluetooth headphones is low. Additionally, headphones always either pinch my ears after 20 minutes or so, or slip off with the slightest head movements. So, yeah, I usually HATE headphones.

However, I recently bought a house with my girlfriend which already had my dream in place—small music studio and home theater rooms in the basement. Unfortunately, the previous owners didn’t soundproof the rooms, and my girlfriend has to work early and go to sleep early, the time when I most want to watch movies/tv or play music, and our bedroom is right above the two rooms. The estimates I got for soundproofing were in the $3k-5k range, would shrink the already tiny rooms, and there was no promise it would work.

I decided that I was going to have to learn to live with headphones. My requirements were:

1) Great audio quality
2) Bluetooth, but with a wired option
3) Comfortable enough that I could wear them for several hours straight
4) Battery life that didn’t require constant recharging.
5) Good noise cancellation

The 1000XM3’s more than exceeded my expectations in all five categories. I absolutely love these headphones, and while they might seem expensive, they’re worth every penny (and we’re a heck of a lot cheaper than having to soundproof my basement). Love ‘em and would recommend them to anyone.

I do think these are a touch better than my Bose qc35s. The cups feel differently on the head, a little firmer, but are still super comfortable. I'm not sure that firmness would be good on a long distance flight though. They feel lighter too.

I prefer the Sony's controls. They're just better. The sliding switch on my Bose stopped working so I like that the Sony mostly has no moving parts.

Having tried both headsets independently and with one on each ear they are comparable. Maybe Sony has an edge but it is too close to say.

My only gripe is that they look beige and not silver. They are a weird in between color. I hate beige.

I’m disappointed. Sure they sound great but 80% of the time I have them on in my office to block out co-worker voices - which I can still hear clearly. Also have to re-connect bluetooth on mac mini at work every day. Even though I am connecting to no other devices in between sessions. Definitely not seamless. Had an incredibly frustrating experience on the plane recently with a guy behind me that talked for two hours about terminal voltages and batteries cells. Sigh. Could hear him clear. as. day. Had to listen to music to drown him out. I’ve had two pairs of Audio-Technica NC headphones that were far superior in this regard although sound quality wasn’t as good.

I had a very high expectations from the product reading all the reviews and watching people being blown away by the headphones on YouTube. I currently live outside US, however I decided to order it and receive it through 3rd party carrier company. Everything was perfect. I got it delivered very quickly through delivery to my US address. When item finally arrived after a 2 weeks through 3rd party delivery, I was very excited to try it out. At first, everything was perfect. I set it up, I was blown away by the ANC, sound quality was good, the design was very sleek and modern. It felt good on my ears. I was content with every aspect of the product almost for a week, when I started to hear noticeable hissing noice in the left earcup. I have heard from the reviews that hissing noise is quite normal, but this level of hissing meant something was faulty with product. Besides, usually hissing should come from both earcups, but in my case it's only one. And what's most annoying, this is not the reason I hate the product. When the ANC is on, it's almost unbearable to listen to a song which have a rich bass, since earcups will start to tremble causing quite disturbing experience. I tried to give them a chance over and over, by adjusting bass level through equalizer app that comes built in the sony app. However, not much luck. After almost a 2 weeks of use I finally made up my mind that I was going to talk to seller, but they didn't get back to me within the 5 work days. As a result I talk to Amazon customer service, only after that they vaguely responded that, they are sorry and I should proceed with refund or replacement. Through all this I was chatting with Amazon customer service, and I ask them multiple times if there was a deadline till which I should return the product. Because I live in Azerbaijan where the shipment back to US would cost me a fortune, I would need some time to find someone who was visiting the USA to return the faulty headphones. Multiple Amazon customer service people assured me to take my time, and not to worry about the return deadline since there was none. When I finally decided I wasn't going to find someone visiting US, I decided to ship it back with local postal service which is relatively cheap. And when I tried to contact to seller, they responded they were not going to take the product back,since I had past the 1 month deadline. At that point I knew both Amazon and seller has screwed me over, and I am writing this review for other to be careful before purchasing from this seller. And be careful with not to believe in everything Amazon support people tell you, and do your own more extensive research.

After trying several other cheaper alternatives, i bit the bullet and bought a pair of these. The difference in noise cancelling and sound quality compared to other models is night and day and is fantastic for this type of product. As for gaming, potential buyers should be aware that these are just stereo headphones, you're not going to get any fancy simulated surround sound or anything like that but the sound quality is excellent. The integrated mic works well for video chats, Skype, you name it, and I've yet to have anyone complain about not being able to hear me which was not the case with several other models. While i still think these are overpriced, they are very well done and are worthy of your hard earned $$ if you choose to buy one.

I got one from Best Buy in the US and this version. 100% the same thing - outside of packaging and initial language (basically when you turn the headphones on/off greeting / goodbye) set up. You CAN change the language - easily! Download Sony’s “Headphones” app, which you need for the headphones, click system, then language. Check out the photos - this is a screenshot of the international headphone I got here - converting to English then completing. I confirm - now English. You’re welcome!

awesome product, sound sometimes drop even when i'm close to the PC, but i guess that's the nature of Bluetooth headsets, material on other hand could be better
noise cancelling doesn't eliminate office chatter, but significantly reduce the ambient noise
my ears get heat sometimes, so, i have to re adjust them to let some air cool it down
the black color looks awesome, and i love the overall design, great product

I bought a Bose QC35ii and this Sony wh1000X3 model. Was trying to keep my price close to $300-$350. I wasn’t interested in anything except killer audiophile HiFi sound quality first.. perhaps comfort a close second. The Bose were the most comfortable by a smidge but it might be because they were lighter in weight. The Bose noise cancel feature messed with my inner ear and gave me a slight sick headache but the Sony did not make me feel sick or effect me. I’ve had problems with sea sickness since a carnival ride at age 13, long story.. but my wife doesn’t have any issues and she said the Bose made her feel a little sick disoriented? It seemed the Bose Noise cancel worked better than the Sony but honestly I wanted to keep NC off Or very low on both headphones but couldn’t do that with the Bose because the sound would loose bass and the mids would sound terrible. So. It came down to sound quality and how much I enjoyed the music and the Sony was hands-down amazing over Bose using Apple I-tunes app. BUT! Using the 360 app setting and listening to the newly found Tidal music app suggested on the Sony’s is THE most enjoyable and hi-fi musical experience I’ve ever had with ANY other system besides my very expensive vinyl record record player and B&W man cave system! That is.. until I played that premium TIDAL app through my living room Klipsch 7.2 sound system and also in my 2016 GX460 Mark Levinson car system!! Even before using that newly found music app the Sony’s sounded much better than the Bose.. by a country ass mile. Bose would not quite get loud enough to enjoy at high-volume’s but the Sony‘s are perfectly adequate at max or just before. 6 band EQ is perfect on the Sony app. Bose app was bare bones and kinda sucked. I have been a professional musician and with over 30 years and $100K plus of music gear I’ve spent a lot of time listening and think I’ve got great taste but even if you’re an average Joe... the Sony is the better choice. I want to try the Beyerdynamic Amirons and the B&O’s but that’s $400-$500 range and those will have to wait till perhaps my son takes my Sony’s. He got my in ear Beat Pros but he’s gonna need to get pretty diplomatic to talk me out of my Sony’s. 😏

I did a ton of research on wireless headphones and landed on these and I have not been disappointed! Years ago I tried Sennheisers similar offering and was disappointed with the sound quality and ease of use. In hindsight, I should've adjusted my expectations.

The good:
- If you are not using the microphone, the sound quality is very good, even if the frequency response is not flat
- Extremely comfortable
- Somehow does not get hot and sweaty after long usage
- Noise cancellation is great and is seriously more helpful than I imagined while working from home
- Microphone quality is great (even with a little bit of quiet hissing due to the mics being buried in the headphones)
- The companion app (on iOS) is easy to use and has every setting I need
- Comes with a nice case and all cables you need
- Battery that could last you two full workdays
- Works with wireless and wired modes

The not-so-good:
- Wireless headphones using bluetooth cannot allow you to listen to high quality sound while using the microphone, but that's a product of bluetooth and not these headphones specifically. I had the same problem w/ my Sennheisers years back -- just know this before you buy -- these are NOT gaming headphones.
- The default setting has an announcer in your ear for every action you take. It can take 5 seconds for her to finish speaking before ANC is disabled etc. This can be disabled, thankfully, and I did so immediately from the app.
- The touch controls can be a bit fiddly, so I typically leave them disabled

All in all, these are perfect for me.