Having both pros & cons #Pros : 1. Light weight. 2. Good sound with extra bass. 3. Ear cups aren't huge, therefore ears won't get heated. 4. Mic is another plus point in this range. #Cons : 1. After a long time extra bass is annoying. 2. Soundproof is not good. ( Anybody with bare ears closer to the person with headphone can easily hear what's playing )

Okay, So you're probably confused on buying these or not. If you're comparing these with the Moto Pulse 2 and Pulse Max, Then you need to read on. Okay so almost after 2 days of torturing tough usage, I came up with these points. ---Pros--- 1.Good Balance between treble and bass 2.Comfortable padding, covers the ears almost completely, as these are on the ear headphones instead of over the ear ones. 3. Really good quality microphone, extremely sensitive, but smartly cuts out excessive noise. 4. Lightweight, compact and do grab eyes with the glossy cover on the speakers. The branding is small and minimal hence saving the look. 5. Great design, Adjustable headband to a decent size, not too big. 6. An above average quality wire, with a 90° or L shaped connector which is gold plated. The wire is almost 4ft in length which is pretty long. 7. 1000W, 1.18" ferrite drivers, produce pretty okayish sound. ---Cons--- 1. The balanced sound that I counted in the pros is also a con, the overall "Perfect" balance between the bass and the treble leads to a poor, muffled sound. The speakers could've been louder but instead they are slightly below the mark. The sound can be enhanced in a computer but in cellphones, there's a high chance you'll be disappointed. 2. They are lightweight, but the plastic body that encases the speakers and the ball and socket joint made to fold the speakers, is also plastic, which, over the time might wear out and become loose. 3. The cable, is durable but cannot withstand heavy tugging, Like accidentally standing up while the wire is connected to a pc or laptop, the wire has a risk of breaking. But we gotta be careful in any case though. 4. The mic is not going to work with your Pc or Laptop unless it has has a uni jack, ie; Having one common jack for microphone and headphones. If it has multi Jacks then the mic isn't going to work. Works fine with mobiles anyway. 5. The padding on the speakers is soft, but not comfortable in the long run, You can wear them for a while, Say a few hours (3hours tops, mine started to itch and hurt), they are perfectly okay. But when it comes to Travel exceeding 5-6 hours, These might become slightly uncomfortable. Comparison with Motorola Pulse headsets, Well Motorola's headphones are prised at atleast 200rs difference as of the time this comparison tookplace. The Motorola headsets are over the ear, these are on the ear. Extra padding on Moto, compromising padding on Sony. Moto, unfoldable, excessively big, While Sony are lightweight and easy to carry around. The 2000w speakers on Motorola definitely produce good bass but poor treble and middle, as Sony has loudness equalization, it does muffle the sound, but a very impressively balanced sound comes out. Moto has slight sound leak, so does Sony. Overall, Sony takes the stand here, It's cheap, easy to carry around, the most important thing, Sound, Is not a compromise, Just minor adjustment but worth it. If you like heavy bass, Go for Motorola, But if you have a little sympathy for treble and the other main parts of your songs, Do them justice and do justice to your ears and go with Sony. Even though the compromise is little, you gget decent, but, quality product from Sony without burning a hole in your precious little pocket. Overall score, 9/10. I I hope you liked the review. And I hope you make the good buy, Your call at the end of the day. That's it guys. Till next time :))

Having both pros & cons #Pros : 1. Light weight. 2. Good sound with extra bass. 3. Ear cups aren't huge, therefore ears won't get heated. 4. Mic is another plus point in this range. #Cons : 1. After a long time extra bass is annoying. 2. Soundproof is not good. ( Anybody with bare ears closer to the person with headphone can easily hear what's playing )

Okay, So you're probably confused on buying these or not. If you're comparing these with the Moto Pulse 2 and Pulse Max, Then you need to read on. Okay so almost after 2 days of torturing tough usage, I came up with these points. ---Pros--- 1.Good Balance between treble and bass 2.Comfortable padding, covers the ears almost completely, as these are on the ear headphones instead of over the ear ones. 3. Really good quality microphone, extremely sensitive, but smartly cuts out excessive noise. 4. Lightweight, compact and do grab eyes with the glossy cover on the speakers. The branding is small and minimal hence saving the look. 5. Great design, Adjustable headband to a decent size, not too big. 6. An above average quality wire, with a 90° or L shaped connector which is gold plated. The wire is almost 4ft in length which is pretty long. 7. 1000W, 1.18" ferrite drivers, produce pretty okayish sound. ---Cons--- 1. The balanced sound that I counted in the pros is also a con, the overall "Perfect" balance between the bass and the treble leads to a poor, muffled sound. The speakers could've been louder but instead they are slightly below the mark. The sound can be enhanced in a computer but in cellphones, there's a high chance you'll be disappointed. 2. They are lightweight, but the plastic body that encases the speakers and the ball and socket joint made to fold the speakers, is also plastic, which, over the time might wear out and become loose. 3. The cable, is durable but cannot withstand heavy tugging, Like accidentally standing up while the wire is connected to a pc or laptop, the wire has a risk of breaking. But we gotta be careful in any case though. 4. The mic is not going to work with your Pc or Laptop unless it has has a uni jack, ie; Having one common jack for microphone and headphones. If it has multi Jacks then the mic isn't going to work. Works fine with mobiles anyway. 5. The padding on the speakers is soft, but not comfortable in the long run, You can wear them for a while, Say a few hours (3hours tops, mine started to itch and hurt), they are perfectly okay. But when it comes to Travel exceeding 5-6 hours, These might become slightly uncomfortable. Comparison with Motorola Pulse headsets, Well Motorola's headphones are prised at atleast 200rs difference as of the time this comparison tookplace. The Motorola headsets are over the ear, these are on the ear. Extra padding on Moto, compromising padding on Sony. Moto, unfoldable, excessively big, While Sony are lightweight and easy to carry around. The 2000w speakers on Motorola definitely produce good bass but poor treble and middle, as Sony has loudness equalization, it does muffle the sound, but a very impressively balanced sound comes out. Moto has slight sound leak, so does Sony. Overall, Sony takes the stand here, It's cheap, easy to carry around, the most important thing, Sound, Is not a compromise, Just minor adjustment but worth it. If you like heavy bass, Go for Motorola, But if you have a little sympathy for treble and the other main parts of your songs, Do them justice and do justice to your ears and go with Sony. Even though the compromise is little, you gget decent, but, quality product from Sony without burning a hole in your precious little pocket. Overall score, 9/10. I I hope you liked the review. And I hope you make the good buy, Your call at the end of the day. That's it guys. Till next time :))