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WH-CH710N Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones
All-day listening with quality sound. High-quality sound and comfortable all-day listening in a wireless headphone. The WH-CH520 have an ultra-long battery life of up to 50 hours and a 3-minute quick charge gives you up to 1.5 hours of audio playback.
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Intelligent headphones. Premium sound. Sony’s intelligent industry-leading noise canceling headphones with premium sound elevate your listening experience with the ability to personalize and control everything you hear. Get up to 30 hours of battery life with quick charging capabilities, enjoy an enhanced Smart Listening feature set, and carry conversations hands-free with speak-to-chat.
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Product Description The Sony MDR-CD900ST is a professional-grade monitor headphone that is widely used in the music industry. It is a sealed dynamic type headphone with a 40mm dome type driver unit (with CCAW) that delivers high-quality sound. The maximum input power is 1,000mW, and the impedance is 63ホゥ. The sound pressure sensitivity is 106dB/mW, and the playback frequency range is 5~30,000Hz. The cord length is approximately 2.5m, and the plug is a stereo standard plug.
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