Sony
Headphones
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$121.321Sony MDR-EX600
The Sony MDR-EX600s are a middle-of the road set of in-ears that while nice, aren't superstars either. That's not to say that theys aren't without their bright spots: they're exceptionally durable for their price tag, and easy to port around and maintain. Read full 13-part review
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$306.762Sony MDR-Z1000
The Sony MDR-Z1000s ($549 MSRP) are a mid-range set of over-ears that are definitely well-suited to perform as a set of headphones that stay near the computer, but they aren't without their setbacks for their price range. Read full 12-part review
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$28.994Sony MDR-NC7
We strongly recommend that you avoid buying these headphones. If it wasn't bad enough that they flat-out lie about their abilities, they also massively underperform at a hugely inflated cost. Read full 13-part review
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$239.00ArchiveSony MDR-NC500D
The Sony MDR-NC500D headphones are a set of noise-cancelling over-ears. With the noise-cancelling feature and premium price ($400), it certainly appears the NC500Ds are Sony's answer to Bose's QuietComfort series. Read full 7-part review
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$30.00ArchiveSony Triqii
The Triqiis are a set of inexpensive on-ears from Sony. They come in packaging that looks like it was meant for action figures and didn’t fit symmetrically on our head, but they weren’t bad for a $30 set of cans. Read full 13-part review
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$289.89ArchiveSony MDR-DS6000
The Sony MDR-DS6000 headphones are a set of wireless headphones with digital surround sound. They also offer compression (so you don't get deafened when the loud bits come on) and music and cinema modes that tweak the sound. Read full 7-part review
$289.89
Features
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Noise-Induced Hearing Loss and You
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