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Enjoy your music with these Sony Extra Bass MDRXB950BT/B headphones, which feature Electronic Bass Boost circuitry for deep low-end sound. Bluetooth technology with AAC and aptX support allows easy wireless pairing with compatible devices.
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So, the wireless Beats are out, and of course my 9 year old wanted them. I've been hesitant on the Beats in general just because of the hefty price tag, even when on sale. So, I did some research and found a pair of Jam Transit wireless headphones for $50 with good reviews. Went to the store but they were sold out and boy was I glad they were. A very helpful and friendly sales associate steered me towards these Sonys cause he knew my hesitation on Beats. Yeah, they are $99 on sale, twice as much as the Jams, but still a fraction of the cost of most Beats stuff. The sales associate mentioned how Beats are made with hip hop in mind; skull candy with rock in mind; and Bose with theater reproduction in mind. He then said Sony uses Jazz as their base platform to ensure all spectrums are covered.
So, if you're looking for a GREAT all around pair of wireless headphones, look no further, and don't waste your money on the popular name. These headphones are simple to hook up, sound great (if you're a bass head of the late 80's/early 90's, the bass boost on these is as close as you can get to being in a hatchback with 12's pumping...yeah....it's nice!)...and as far as comfort, when my 9 year old tried them on in the store, his quote was "Their so fluffy I could die!" (Despicable Me reference)
And as far as the reviews complaining about no case or skimpy packaging, I for one am glad I didn't have to pay an extra amount for these.
Buy them! You'll love them as much as I do. (I haven't taken them off since I charged them up!) And one more thing in regards to charging, there is an input jack and Sony gives you a patch cord, so while you're charging, you can still use the headphones. Pretty smart!
Oh, and my 9 year old said "Forget Beats....these are awesome and cost way less! "
So, if you're looking for a GREAT all around pair of wireless headphones, look no further, and don't waste your money on the popular name. These headphones are simple to hook up, sound great (if you're a bass head of the late 80's/early 90's, the bass boost on these is as close as you can get to being in a hatchback with 12's pumping...yeah....it's nice!)...and as far as comfort, when my 9 year old tried them on in the store, his quote was "Their so fluffy I could die!" (Despicable Me reference)
And as far as the reviews complaining about no case or skimpy packaging, I for one am glad I didn't have to pay an extra amount for these.
Buy them! You'll love them as much as I do. (I haven't taken them off since I charged them up!) And one more thing in regards to charging, there is an input jack and Sony gives you a patch cord, so while you're charging, you can still use the headphones. Pretty smart!
Oh, and my 9 year old said "Forget Beats....these are awesome and cost way less! "
My Best Buy number: 2975658163
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Enjoy your music with these Sony Extra Bass MDRXB950BT/B headphones, which feature Electronic Bass Boost circuitry for deep low-end sound. Bluetooth technology with AAC and aptX support allows easy wireless pairing with compatible devices.
How do you recharge the battery? One of the reviews stated that it did not come with a charger.
You can use the plug in base from your Apple devices or plug into a computer.
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