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Sony ULT Noise-Cancelling Bass Headphones: A Standout in the Crowd (REVIEW)

Sony’s latest ULT Noise Cancelling Bass headphones, showcased at Melbourne’s Wax Music Lounge on Thursday night, represent a pinnacle in audio indulgence for discerning enthusiasts.

Among a select gathering of journalists, BACKCOVERNEWS.COM had the privilege of experiencing these $350 (AUD) headphones firsthand, revealing a remarkable fusion of thunderous bass and state-of-the-art noise cancellation technology.

Part of the broader ULT Power Sound range, which includes stellar offerings like the imposing ULT Tower 10 Party speaker and versatile wireless portable speakers, Sony’s headphones deliver an immersive audio experience beyond compare.

Sony's latest ULT Noise Cancelling Bass headphones (pictured left) are part of the broader ULT Power Sound range, which includes stellar offerings like the imposing ULT Tower 10 Party speaker and versatile wireless portable speakers. Credit: BACK COVER MEDIA
Sony’s latest ULT Noise Cancelling Bass headphones (pictured left) are part of the broader ULT Power Sound range, which includes stellar offerings like the ULT Tower 10 Party speaker (centre) and versatile wireless portable speakers (right). Credit: BACK COVER MEDIA

 

Among a select gathering of journalists, BACKCOVERNEWS.COM had the privilege of experiencing these $350 (AUD) headphones firsthand, revealing a remarkable fusion of thunderous bass and state-of-the-art noise cancellation technology. Credit: Back Cover Media
Among a select gathering of journalists, BACKCOVERNEWS.COM had the privilege of experiencing these $350 (AUD) headphones firsthand, revealing a remarkable fusion of thunderous bass and state-of-the-art noise cancellation technology. Credit: Back Cover Media

Highlighted Features:

 

  • 30-Hour Battery Life: Ideal for extended listening sessions.
  • Digital Noise Cancelling and Ambient Sound Mode: Granting precise control over your auditory environment.
  • Sony | Headphones Connect App: Tailor your sound to perfection.
  • Eco-Friendly Construction: Crafted from recycled plastic with sustainable, plastic-free packaging.

Comparative Analysis:

AirPods Pro (2nd Generation): $399

  • Battery Life: Up to 6 hours with ANC.
  • Sound Quality: Superb, albeit less bass-centric.
  • Noise Cancellation: Effective, yet Sony’s app customization offers an edge.
  • Comfort: Compact but lacks over-ear comfort.

Sennheiser HD 450BT: $319

  • Battery Life: Comparable to Sony at around 30 hours.
  • Sound Quality: Balanced with decent bass, but Sony excels in bass reproduction.
  • Noise Cancellation: Competent, but Sony’s advanced features lead the pack.
  • Comfort: Slightly heavier, though comfortable.

Bose QuietComfort 45: $329

  • Battery Life: Up to 24 hours.
  • Sound Quality: Balanced, with Sony offering a more pronounced bass.
  • Noise Cancellation: Exceptional, yet Sony’s app customization surpasses.
  • Comfort: Extremely comfortable, though Sony’s ergonomic design competes.

JBL Endurance Peak 3: $199

  • Battery Life: Up to 10 hours per charge, 30 hours with case.
  • Sound Quality: Bass-focused but lacks Sony’s refinement.
  • Noise Cancellation: Less advanced compared to Sony.
  • Comfort: Secure for sports but less suitable for prolonged use.

Overall:

Sony’s ULT Noise Cancelling Bass headphones shine amidst a competitive landscape, boasting unparalleled bass performance, a commendable 30-hour battery life, and cutting-edge noise cancellation. Their eco-conscious design adds a compelling dimension to their appeal. Whether pitted against AirPods Pro, Sennheiser HD 450BT, Bose QuietComfort 45, or JBL Endurance Peak 3, Sony emerges as the epitome of sound quality, comfort, and sustainability. With style, sustainability, and sonic superiority, the ULT series redefines the benchmark for wireless headphones.

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