Sony WH-CH720N Active Noise Cancellation Wireless Bluetooth Over Ear Headphones with Mic, Adaptive Sound Control, Quick Charge, Up to 35Hrs Battery, Customized EQ- White

Coming from lower budget on-ear headphones, the 720N's feel like luxury. I'm not an audiophile so I don't care whether they sound the best or not. To be honest, they sound decent with a good EQ profile in the app. Don't expect to be blown away at the ANC either. It's great for this price, but nowhere near the best. One thing I do like is the auto switching from ANC to Ambient mode. The mics really pick up on white noise and switch quickly to ANC. In terms of cancelling white noise, these headphones are really good. The fit is like you're wearing clouds on your head. I'm not even joking, you don't feel the weight at all. Overall for this discounted price range, these headphones are the best you can buy. Don't look anywhere else in my opinion.

Lemme explain stuff in paragraphs Coming from Boat Rockerz 551 ANC btw, and I'm going to base my review around the fact that I used to be a Boat Headphones user. Also, point to be mentioned, I got these for around Rs. 5800 (yes, I got lucky with the discounts 😂) 1. The sound quality: I'd say it's a pretty big leap, around 50-80% better sounding (depending on the type of music I'm listening to). The bass is good just like the Boat headphones, but unlike the boat headphones, these have better quality bass, like, the Sony doesn't create a stinging/uncomfortable feeling in bass heavy songs. Also unlike Boat Headphone, Sony do give care to mids and highs. Do not get distracted by the fact that the Sony headphone's driver size is 30 mm (compared to Boat's 40 mm). Driver quality also matters, and in this case, it matters more than the size of the drivers. 2. Battery life: 100 hours (Boat headphones) v/s 35 hours (Sony headphones)? Well, there's no comparison, but 35 hours isn't too low either. Good enough, especially when you consider the fact that weight of the Sony Headphones is much lighter than Boat Headphones. 3. Active Noise Cancellation: Well, this one is a mixed opinion. I expected Sony to have around 50% stronger ANC, but, it was quite similar (maybe slightly stronger? I'm not fully sure) to my Boat headphones. Not disappointed though, the quality of ANC (ie, the ANC algorithms) is much better on the Sony. What I mean to say is that you get a weird feeling of higher air pressure in the enclosed ear area (especially in the eardrums) when you turn on ANC on the Boat, but that doesn't seem to be the case on Sony. Not to mean that the anc is bad, if you listen to music at 20% volume and have anc turned on, then the fan sounds will disappear, which is good. 4. Durability: Though both are made of plastic, Sony has at least given some care to the headband area (by reinforcing it with metal). My Boat headphones literally broke within 4 months of use, forcing me to use Epoxy glue to make a temporary fix and use them till I saved up enough to buy this Sony headphone. 5. Comfort: These are comfortable to wear. Good cushioning. Not much pressure on the ears. Can wear for long durations without fatigue. 6. Mic quality: Well, everyone I talked to while wearing the Sony weren't able to distinguish whether I was using a Headphone's mic or my smartphone's mic. It's good and clear (they were able to notice slightly worse mic quality on the boat headphones though). 7. Latency: Don't buy if you want to do hardcore competitive gaming. And even if you do, use it in wired mode or else latency will be quite high and noticeable (I'm guessing around 400 ms latency) 8. Bluetooth connectivity Both had good connectivity. No issues from that side. No random disconnects or something else throughout my use until now. Multipoint connectivity works well. 9. App integration Really good feature. You can tune it to exactly how you want it to sound as long as you know what you're doing. If not, then here's my suggestion: play your fav music, scroll through the presets available, and select the one which suits you the best. Well, these are the points I wanted to highlight. Good headphones to choose at this price range. Final verdict: Good purchase for those who want really good audio quality, decently good ANC and the Sony brand sound optimisations. UPDATE: So, it's been 338 days since I wrote the review, time to update it now (date of update: September 3, 2026) Rant alert, if you want the review update about the product strictly, skip over the following paragraph: Firstly, I'd like to thank all those who liked my review. Did not expect it to blow up this much, ended up being one of the top liked review in India (seriously did not expect that 😂). During this time period, I switched away from Boat fully (trust once broken can never be repaired). Used to have Boat Immortal 141 earbuds before, switched to Realme Buds Air8 now (bought it at around Rs.3100), hence I will base the review of it as well, just like how I did with the Boat 551 ANC in the initial review. Some might think "Why do I have 2 different audio products??", to that, my answer is that I am the sort of person who uses both on the regular basis. Earbuds in college (basically, for when I need portability), headphones in hostel (when I need max comfort for multi-hour continious use). So, starting with the review update about the product, I will keep it in the same order as before, same numbering and stuff, for the reader's ease: NOTE/CAUTION: I do not know what the current competitors offer at the same price range, hence the review update will be solely based on my experience with the audio gear that I own personally. 1. Sound quality: Still really good, doesn't dissapoint at all. Just the best for the price at which I bought it. 2. Battery Life: Still gives me 5-6 (sometimes 7) days of usage on a full charge, and mind you, I use it for at least 3 hours, with about 4-5 hours on weekdays on average, and about 7-8 hours on weekends (sometimes more, sometimes less). Hence, as I mentioned, still good enough, not as insane as the Realme Buds Air8's total battery life (case + earbuds) or the old headphones I compared with, but still respectable for my use. 3. Active Noise Cancellation: Honestly, after trying Realme Buds Air8, I would say it's weak, as those earbuds do some serious noise cancellation. But considering the fact that it trades multi-hour usage comfort to achieve that, I would still choose the Sony Headphones everytime when in hostel. But when it comes to travelling on the train, I will choose the earbuds even for long usage hours. So basically, if you want best ANC and don't care about comfort, then just go get a pair of earbuds, you'll be way more satisfied with that than this. 4. Durability: Didn't dissappoint (at least not yet, hopefully doesn't for at least another 4-5 years). Yes, they could have used something other than plastic, but it's fine according to me. Regarding the earcup status, I have attached few images. Those are taken on the day of me writing this update. Honestly, still holding up good, no damage at all, even after one wash to remove sweat (more on that later in the next point). Hopefully the earcups lasts me for another 1.5 years at least. 5. Comfort: These are still very comfortable to wear, like seriously, trust me when I say that I can use these for 6 hours straight and not feel uncomfortable. But fair warning: If you live in a place where it's humid, then you will sweat inside the earcups area (after long usage) and will have to take them off for a while and let the area around the ears dry (or wipe them dry). I myself faced this issue, and the earcups started smelling sweaty, so had to wash them with Ezee once, after which the smell went away. Also, pro tip: dust/particles/random-debris might collect inside the earcup area, please check inside and clean it on a regular basis, otherwise it will bounce around when you wear the headphone, into your ears and such, causing itching/irritation (yes, I am talking from experience on this one 🥀). WARNING: DO NOT DIP THE ENTIRE HEADPHONE INSIDE EZEE WASH SOLUTION (I seriously hope no one had this insane idea, but I shall add this anyyways). Remove just the earcups and wash those, do not wring it like how one does with clothes, be extremely gentle with it. Please research about it more if you plan on doing it. Do not do it randomly. Do not use a really strong concentration of ezee liquid (ie, a lot of it in very little water). Do it at your own risk. 6. Mic Quality: I would like to change the review from before on this one. Don't get me wrong, the mics are good, the audio that the other person hears is good and sounds like your real voice (and not the robot like voice), but in achieving that, the background noise also passes through to the other person. Ie, if you stand under the fan while talking to another person through phone call with the headphones on, he/she will be able to hear the sound of wind. I'd say that the Chinese audio products of the recent time nail the right spot on this one, like, when talking to someone on call with my Realme Buds Air8, the other person doesn't hear robot like voice, but the backgound noise seepage is also significantly lesser than the Sony Headphones. 7. Latency: Nothing to update, the thing I said before still stands. 8. Bluetooth connectivity: Nothing to update, the thing I said before still stands. 9. App integration: Recieved one software update for the headphones during this use period, didn't feel any difference, but yeah, still supported well ig. Nothing else to add. Final verdict: Still good to buy if you can get around Rs.6000, otherwise not really value for money. Definately don't go for it if it's above Rs.7000-7500, I think you will find some other better newer option at that price range. If you have any other doubts, then you might check my Amazon profile bio.

I very nice product or should I say decent? Well, depends. Please keep in mind that in the photo which I have uploaded, you are probably seeing a cover for the headphones, that doesn’t come with the headphone itself. You’ll have to buy it. It is quite expensive, at least it was for me. And for the money which you are paying, it is still just a audio listening device, nothing more than that, nothing less. The ANC and battery is superb, and the headphone in itself are pretty darn good. But for the money which you are paying, please keep in mind that you need to have some sort of emotional attachment to the product. Otherwise, its just another piece of electronic. The headphones don’t look quiet durable, I mean I have only been using them for two or three weeks, but they are still pretty flimsy. Fits very good on the ears and gets the job done. And do remember to get a cover which comes pretty cheap. Are not humoungous so sits comfortably on your neck as well and are very light weight. Overall a good product, but is it worth the money you are paying? Maybe not, maybe yes. For me, negatory.

This is one of the best budget headphones I've ever used. It's incredibly lightweight makes it super comfy. It's earcups are big and covers ur entire ear. Although it's ANC is not so effective in blocking put most of the noise, it's sound quality is unmatched for the price. For long duration wear , your ears would definitely heat up. The design is sleek and I think that the white colour looks better than the other colours making it look aesthetic. Overall, this is an amazing product.

I bought this during the Great Indian Festival, and the price was slashed down to 7,998 from its usual price of 9,999. I also got a 10% discount on my SBI card, so the price was close to 7,190. Delighted with the deal, I ordered the black color as my favorite blue was priced 2,000 INR more. I got it delivered within two days, thanks to fast delivery by Amazon, of course, probably if you are a Prime member. After using it for the first 15 minutes, I wasn't quite impressed. I called Amazon Customer Care, but they refused to accept the return, so if you want to buy from Amazon, be sure to try it at a local Sony Shop or Mall if it's available there. So being unable to return the product, I was forced to continue with it, and here are the things I noticed: Sound quality - To date, based on all the headphones and earphones that I have used, I think it is one of the best. I haven't used top-of-the-line headphones from Sony, Bose, Apple, etc., so the sound quality, based on my audio experience was pretty good. Also, some reviews say it is close to XM5, though there is a slight discernable difference in clarity. Sony App and EQ Settings- I tried to fine-tune the music to my hearing taste, and the music sounded a bit better. The app asked for a picture of my ear to adjust the sounds according to the acoustics of my ears. I found these features a bit overhyped. While there were some changes in audio, and some features may indeed work, most of these things are hyped as stand-out features for marketing purposes to attract consumers. Also, I have tried using the headphones without these settings, and although there was some difference, it sounded good even without these fine-tunings. ANC - It cancels out some noises in the background like the buzzing fan on my ceiling, but it's unable to cancel out the sound of my family members speaking around me, the TV audio (even though it is quite far in the drawing room and I am sitting in my bedroom), so it can cancel noise upto a certain degree beyond that it is of no use. I had watched a lot of Tech Reviews of various under 10k headphones before going for this one, they all have a similar problem, ANC works only up to a certain dB of noise, though it is understandable. If you want better ANC, probably go for higher-priced headphones. Dual pairing and call quality - I use my headphones for many purposes like calling for meetings, listening to music, watching YouTube videos, movies, etc. So, a dual-pairing headphone would have been very much useful for me. While I considered this headphone, this was also one of the features that I had in mind. But the result was disappointing; dual pairing works, but the sound quality deteriorates severely. According to my research, in dual pair mode, it doesn't use the LDAC codec; rather, it uses the SBC/AAC codec, resulting in a deterioration of sound and call quality. In many cases, the person on the other side couldn't even hear clearly what I am saying. So, the call and music quality are both below average, or you may even say poor in dual pairing, which makes this feature irrelevant. Connectivity - While in dual pair mode, it also experienced connectivity issues. There were times when the headphones got disconnected, and I had to manually switch or reconnect them. Contacting Amazon's customer care regarding this issue didn't help. Battery life - Before I purchased this, I had seen tech reviews claiming it has amazing battery life. But when I used it (I use it for office work as well as for my entertainment, so I use it 8-12 hours a day), I found that the battery life is not that great. I use it without ANC most of the time as I am working from home. The battery ran for about 3-4 full days, which is 30-35 hours, much below what Sony claims. Comfort - I have heard in many YouTube tech reviews that it is comfortable, but actually I found it quite opposite. In my opinion, ANC headphones under 10k are a big waste of money, especially if you are in hot and humid regions of India. The reason is that due to ear padding and isolation, your ears will heat up within 30 minutes and sweat, so you have to remove the headphones. Also, even though its padding is soft it's quite tight on the ear, and after 30 minutes of use, it causes discomfort, and you have to remove it. So, I can't say it's very comfortable. Unless you are working in air-conditioning most of the time in hot and humid climate, it's better to look for TWS buds. If you are looking for noise-cancellation headphones, look for passive noise cancellation headphones that comes at much cheaper price with matching sound quality; there are a few below 3,000 INR which truly sound equally well. So, to summarize - In my opinion, it is a big hype for the big bucks you spend. If you get this for more than 7,000 INR, it doesn't seem worth it unless you like the brand name. If you are keen on quality ANC headphones then raise your budget; otherwise, at this price, I don't think I am fully satisfied with what it offers.

Excellent noise cancellation and good battery backup. The sound quality is really good, with clear and rich audio. Comfortable to wear and offers great overall performance. Definitely value for money. Highly recommended!

Great mid-range ANC headphones! Lightweight and comfortable, with good noise cancellation and clear sound quality. Battery life is excellent, lasting up to 35 hours with ANC on. Multipoint pairing is a plus for switching devices easily.Here’s a review for the Sony WH-CH720N headphones Sony has a strong reputation for delivering high-quality audio products, and the WH-CH720N is a mid-range noise-canceling headphone that aims to balance affordability, comfort, and performance. Design & Comfort One of the standout features of the CH720N is its lightweight build. At just 192 grams, it’s among the lightest ANC headphones in its category, making it comfortable for long listening sessions. The earcups are well-padded, though the plastic build might not feel as premium as Sony’s higher-end models like the WH-1000XM5. Sound Quality Sony has equipped these headphones with 30mm drivers, and while they don’t deliver the deep bass of the XM series, they provide clear mids and crisp highs, making them ideal for vocals and balanced soundtracks. The DSEE (Digital Sound Enhancement Engine) helps restore some lost details in compressed music, improving overall audio clarity. Noise Cancellation & Ambient Mode The Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is powered by Sony’s V1 processor, the same one used in the WH-1000XM5, though the effectiveness is slightly toned down. It effectively reduces low-frequency noises like airplane hums and air conditioners but struggles with high-pitched sounds. The Ambient Sound Mode is a great addition, allowing users to stay aware of their surroundings when needed. Battery Life & Connectivity Sony claims a 35-hour battery life with ANC on, which is impressive. Even with heavy use, you can go several days without charging. A quick 3-minute charge provides 1 hour of playback, which is great for those on the go. Connectivity is seamless with Bluetooth 5.2 and multipoint pairing, allowing you to switch between devices effortlessly. Call Quality & Extra Features The beamforming microphones and AI noise reduction improve call clarity, making it a decent choice for work calls. Sony’s Headphones Connect app offers sound customization, including an EQ adjustment and 360 Reality Audio support. Pros & Cons ✔️ Lightweight and comfortable for long usage ✔️ Good ANC for the price ✔️ Balanced sound quality with DSEE upscaling ✔️ Excellent battery life ✔️ Multipoint Bluetooth pairing ❌ Plastic build feels less premium ❌ ANC isn't as strong as higher-end models The Sony WH-CH720N is an excellent mid-range ANC headphone for those who want Sony’s signature sound and noise cancellation without breaking the bank. While it lacks the premium feel and top-tier ANC of the XM series, its lightweight design, solid audio quality, and long battery life make it a great option for daily us Initially, I received a damaged outer box, but the seller promptly replaced it, ensuring a smooth experience. Appreciate their quick response! Overall, a solid choice for daily use at this price point.

I’ve been really happy with my Sony CH-720N. They’re so light that I forget I’m wearing them, and they stay comfortable even after hours of use. The sound is great too, honestly better than I expected at this price. My only complaint is portability. They don’t fold, and the ear cups just rotate flat, so they take up a fair bit of room in a bag. It’s not a dealbreaker for me, but worth knowing if you travel a lot. Other than that, it’s a really good pair of headphones.

update after 9 months of use I love these so much I bought a second as a spare just in case because they have been great. comfort on a small overly sensitive head and long battery life. noise canceling is decent enough for my needs, and even when not turned on I put these on to buffer annoying sounds like loud chewing etc lol. note I have not gone back to the app after initial set up, they have been fine. I mostly connect to my TV for shows to block background noise & music in noisy a environment, and sometimes to my phone for music, never tried a computer. both were listed as a mint resale, the second came in original box and in new condition with all accessories unlike the first being a bit worn (direct comparison pads were a bit flattened/looser/slight discoloring, not bad but just not new looking) and came alone with nothing (should have been listed as good + missing cords & box) but I did not know what to expect from another resale/refurbished and they worked so I just kept them but now wish I had maybe asked for a bigger discount/cords etc- so 2 resales two different experiences, but both work great so far. no lie- these were the 26th pair of headphones I ordered. found a deal so decided to go beyond my typical <$40 range because nothing had worked for me so far cheapy-wise. first thing was box felt empty, they are so incredibly lightweight my little spectrum/migraine sensitive head was so happy, super duper plus! second, they actually comfortably fit my small adult head (I wear child size hats,) amazing because that is rarely the case and the number one reason for all my other returns because of hanging on top of my ears, even some kid models! connected to bluetooth easy, prompted for app download, easy to follow set-up prompts for this older non tech savvy gal. NC seems decent enough but not perfect, it's an important feature to me but we'll see. I didn't custom set anything yet and sound was great for my typical goth/techno/EDM. it also prompted to a 360 sound app- omg that was some crazy amazing quality but not venturing there at this time- but obviously these headphones have mucho beaucoup quality to them sound wise. I usually have no issue with buying resales, and these were ok but definitely not mint, nor in a box, nor came with even the correct charger which was all that was included no jack, and took 2 months to arrive (a month past original time frame) from the same coast I'm located and a few states away- luckily worth the wait but seriously why?! another plus surprise was they were a dark blue- I was settling for black because of the deal and somehow ended up with what I preferred! so if they last all-in-all twas probably worth the discount and wait, if they don't then I'd probably still search them out again because it's taken a literal year and 26 pairs of exhausting headphone trials and returns to find something that actually fits, is lightweight and comfortable to boot, plus a very good quality~ WOOHOO! I kinda want to dock a star for the NC and not being honestly listed but for now I am a definite 5 stars happy!

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The Sony WH‑CH720N is impressively lightweight, perfect for long‑term use without any ear pain. I’ve tried other headphones before, but their heavy weight always caused discomfort — this one never does, which is why I bought it. The sound quality is excellent, especially when tuned through the app: strong bass, clear vocals, and great clarity for editing and all types of music. I definitely recommend it. Just handle it with care because the plastic material can break if not used cautiously.