Wireless Headphones WH-CH510: Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headset with Mic for Phone-Call, Black

The Sony Wireless Headphones WH-CH510 in sleek black have completely transformed my audio experience. These on-ear headphones offer the perfect blend of convenience and performance. What sets them apart is their wireless Bluetooth connectivity, allowing me to enjoy my music and take calls without the hassle of tangled wires. The built-in microphone ensures crystal-clear phone calls, making it a breeze to stay connected while on the go. But it's not just about functionality; these headphones are incredibly comfortable to wear for extended periods. The cushioned ear cups sit snugly on my ears without causing any discomfort, and the lightweight design is a game-changer for extended listening sessions. One of the standout features for me is the impressive battery life. I can enjoy my music for hours on end without worrying about constantly recharging. It's like having a personal concert that never ends! The Sony WH-CH510 headphones have become my constant companion, whether I'm commuting, working out, or just relaxing at home. They've added a new dimension to my music and phone-call experience, and I couldn't be happier with this purchase. These headphones are a testament to Sony's commitment to quality and innovation. If you're in the market for a wireless headphone that delivers on all fronts, look no further than the Sony WH-CH510. It's a game-changer!

I've owned these for a little over a month now and have gotten some time to make some deductions... Reason for purchase - my day to day headphones are AirPods, which I love. I own an Apple TV, and wanted some overhead headphones to pair for movies, especially at night, to avoid disturbing my neighbors. At first, I wanted one of the more expensive headphones (like the Beats or even higher priced Sonys) but wasn't ready to pay so much for something I'm not even using frequently. Pros - These are nice and light, with swiveling ear pieces. The battery life is great (35+ hours on one charge) - I have yet to charge them honestly! As soon as you turn it on, there's a voice indicating the battery percentage which is great. The sound quality is pretty good considering the price, though I'm sure there is better (no noise cancelling capabilities). The Bluetooth is 5.0 so the connectivity is reliable, works well in range, and more importantly helps maximize the battery life. I honestly connect it to my Apple TV and forget I'm not near the TV as I roam around my apartment. I love the simplicity of the cups design, just the logo. Cons - During ongoing phone calls, it's hard to ignore the light echo of your own voice. I can also faintly hear my footsteps while walking around my neighborhood, which could made these challenging to use in a busier setting like a city. The ear cups create a nice suction, but after a few hours, especially with my earrings, my earlobes get a little sore or just feel pressed. There are only 3 buttons on the right cup (skip - power/play - rewind); for some reason (might just be me), since I have it paired to more than one device (in my case my phone and my apple tv), I can't quite figure out how to make it "discoverable" without disabling my Bluetooth on the previously connected device. In spite of the cons, for the price, I am satisfied with this purchase. I probably would use these to travel via plane BUT with no headphone jack, (depending on the airline company) I'd be limited to wireless on my personal devices. Sony is a great company that makes reliable products, so I anticipate they'll last for a while.

I purchased these headphones because I wanted something wireless for meetings. The price was good, I thought the over-the-ear design would help me hear others, and it would be more comfortable than the ear buds I’d been wearing. They look nice and they are very light on my head. They are comfortable. I’ve used many Bluetooth headphones over the years and these have the best pairing, next to AirPods. They pair quickly and consistently. The power-up tones are pleasant and not too loud. I really like the voice that greets me and updates me on pairing and battery life. The battery life is great! I can go all day, sometimes two without charging. No one has complained about my microphone. The only thing that brings it down is the sound quality. I’d put these on the same level as the bus that came with my phone. They do sound good, but, they don’t compare to the fullness and detail of more expensive headphones. But, that’s $40 vs $100+. I’d highly recommend these for meetings, or doing chores around the house.

Comfort is subjective, so I'll only say that they feel decent on my ears. Audio... was rough to start. Not bad, but somewhat muffled. I'm not an audio pro, but I'd say it'sREALLY trying to force out the Bass and ends up drowning everything out. However, if you're getting them for music and happen to have an app that allows you to tune your audio, you can get this sounding WAY better than it does out of the box. I personally use 'MP3 Player' by accountlab on the Android Play Store(Been using it for years, great app). Messing with the Bass and all the other settings got me to a very nice place with the Audio. The Build quality is a bit.. questionable.. I feel like it'll break very easily, it feels that flimsy. However, that also means it's light as heck. 35 Hours of potential use is VERY nice too. TLDR; Pros : -Weight -Wireless -35 Hour Battery -Buttons and their positions Neutral : -Audio (Can Potentially be better) -Comfort -Build Material -Passthrough Sound (Echo) Cons : -Very Light Bass -Absolutely no Noise Canceling If I have an unexpectedly bad time with this, I'll definitely be changing my review but these are definitely good headphones that I'd recommend, especially if they go on discount, for now. Sony Rarely Disappoints. ....just wish the black ones were in stock when I bought these..... EDIT : After having some time with the 'echo' thing from other reviews, I realize that it's supposed to be a sound passthrough feature. It would theoretically let you hear your surroundings even with the headphones on and it technically does do that. The issue is that it usually has a major delay and that's what makes it sound like an echo. If it were synced properly, it'd be a pretty nice feature... but yeh...

Well, these are pretty decent head phones! I was expecting the good sound quality of Sony, and I got it. I use them for talking to people on Zoom meetings, Google hangouts, and regular phone calls with my iPhone. Bluetooth syncs to my Mac and iPhone just fine. Battery life is excellent! Bluetooth range is excellent! I can walk downstairs to my laundry room just fine. They are not noise cancelling headphones. Still, they do cancel out some noise. If my hubby is talking on another meeting, it does cancel out enough so that I can still hear my conversation. I don’t use them for music very much. My head shape is super tiny, so they do come down past my ear lobes. After about 4 hours that can be a bit uncomfortable. But I’m rarely on a call that long. And with my super tiny head, I was expecting that fit. All in all, good product at this price point.

I don't often review things I buy, but felt compelled to do so after spending a few weeks with these. TL;DR, they're 🎯. They perform 80% as well as much more expensive headphones, for 20% of the price. I am super picky when it comes to headphones, and am also a big-time bargain hunter. My most recent pair were a set of Plantronics BackBeat Sense, which did the trick for 3+ years and then started falling apart. I was looking for a dependable, simple, lightweight, cheap enough pair of headphones that didn't massively sacrifice quality. These are absolutely what I was looking for. They fit snug, but not too snug; the noises of the outside world fade away. The soundscape is not super deep, and is a bit hollow (as best as I can describe it). But the sound is rich *enough,* and deep *enough,* and the bass is solid *enough.* The bluetooth is very responsive, and the sound controls are simple with a deeper control set available on a long click, double click, etc. Great quality for a great price!

The first thing I noticed unboxing these as that they feel cheap, because they are. The plastic they're made of is light and almost seems brittle. The ear pads aren't terribly soft like some other brands. There is no padding on the top, and since I shave my head, that's really annoying having the bare plastic scrape against my scalp. I really wish they would have spend an extra $1.15 and put padding up there. The noise cancellation isn't even noticeable compared to other brands I own. If I sit next to a fan (which should be easily canceled out), I honestly can't hear a difference between the headphones being on and the headphones being off. Compare that to another brand and the sound of the fan is completely canceled. While the description on Amazon claims "smart noise cancellation" those words appear nowhere on the box and I can't find any reference to noise cancellation in the (very tiny) instructions. Nor could I find that on Sony's web site description about these headphones. I'd have to say the Amazon description for them is wrong. On the plus side, the sound is decent. It's not as great as my Bose, but then again these headphones cost a fraction of the price, so I'd say the sound they provide is a good deal. The bluetooth paired quickly and easily with my Android phone, and a double tap of the power button brought up the Google Assistant. I could pair the headphones with multiple devices, however in order to switch between them, I would have to turn the active device's bluetooth off, then move to the other device and force it to connect. Again, my Bose headphones allow me to flip between multiple devices with a button (although, again, the Bose are fare more expensive). I also paired them with my Windows laptop, but had issues with Zoom. The microphone appeared to work and others could hear me, but I couldn't get the headphones to work, despite playing with the settings. Sony has an app for headphones in the Google Play store, however these headphones don't appear to work with it, which was disappointing. I was hoping to find additional settings in there and thinking maybe that it leveraged the app and the phones microphone to accomplish ANC through software, but that doesn't appear to be the case. All in all these headphones are just OK. I'd give them a solid "C". You can't beat the price, however I think this is definitely a case where you get what you pay for. I think I'm going to return these and spend $30 more and get something better, especially since I can't get them to work with Zoom, which is a show-stopper for me.

Ordered these to replace some wired headphones that I was using for Zoom calls. My wife has the more expensive pair and while hers are truly nice, these are truly inexpensive. If you are on the phone all day, you may want to consider letting go of more cash for the nicer phones. However, for the calls I do, these are fantastic. My goal was to free up a USB port and start using Bluetooth. These work great. The sound quality is fantastic, they are lightweight and most of all, they are affordable. There are some negative points too. Here is my assessment. Pros: - Price, for the money, these are great little headphones. - Sound Quality, again, the sound quality is really good. - Pairing is very easy - Weight, they are very lightweight. - Microphone, it is built into the right ear pad but people say they hear me just fine, as good as my wired set I was using. Cons: - Ear pads are too small. I am a larger man and they do not surround my ears. - Cheap construction. Feels very "Plastic-y". I am hoping they will be durable enough for what I use them for. - Controls too close to the microphone. Now there is no need for this one. Adjusting volume during the call is done with buttons on the ear piece themselves. So everyone on the call can hear you fumbling with the volume controls. Way around that, mute to adjust volume I guess. But they could have put the mic on the other ear piece. Unknowns: - Battery Life, haven't had them that long so I am not sure on battery life. I charge them each night and they last for at least 2 or three calls per day. Conclusion: - These are actually great little headphones for the money.