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Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys
Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys
Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys
Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys
Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys
Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys
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Posted 3 July 2023

Sony XM4 Noise Cancelling headphones - £219 @ Currys

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Sony XM4 Noise cancelling headphones brand new in a range of colours from Currys. Cheapest they have been for a while.

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SoundGuys - 8.2/10
RTINGS - 8.1/10
WhatHi-Fi? - 5/5

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Create your very own one-man party. These Sony headphones have a QN1 Processor which is in charge of cancelling noise around you, so you can get lost in the sound of your music.

Thanks to 40 mm drivers and support for High-Resolution Audio Wireless everything will sound its best – with rumbly lows, clear vocals, and bright highs.

Adaptive Sound Control automatically adjusts the sound profile to your environment, so you'll always get the most out of your music.

Speak-to-Chat will pause your music when you start having a conversation and resume playing once you're done.

Features

  • The microphones use precise voice pickup tech to make your voice clearer on calls – even in a busy office
  • With up to 30 hours of battery life, you'll have enough juice to listen for days
  • Thanks to quick charging, just 10 minutes on the charger will give you up to 5 hours of play time
  • Have 2 devices connected at the same time and switch between them automatically
  • The earcup controls let you control your music, incoming calls, or summon your smart assistant
  • The included carry case will keep your headphones safe and sound, even in a stuffed backpack

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  1. MrFizzy's avatar
    How would these compare to the Bose QC45?
    Banshee22's avatar
    Bose is MUCH more comfortable for long term use..Sony gets warm..and just doesnt feel as comfy.
    noice cancellation of both is excellent..
    sound quality is subjective..Bose more natural and balanced,Sony more bass heavy and "exciting" sound..
  2. ukflyboy's avatar
    Great headphones, but sorry its a cold from me - no way these should still be above £200!!
    pb-live's avatar
    They still outmatch nearly every other pair on the market so I don’t see why not
  3. pb-live's avatar
    Still prefer these over the newer XM5 due to the foldable nature of them, sound quality and ANC is very similar from the little I’ve tried of the XM5 though I’m sure others can weigh in on that if they own the newer ones. 
    kobrakaan1's avatar
    that's the same reason why i never upgraded, that and they just look cheap
  4. htslough's avatar
    I'm pretty sure these will drop below £200 during Prime day sale
  5. deleted531767's avatar
    £199 last week in BT Shop deal. I would wait for a sub £200 price.
  6. PC59's avatar
    Terrible headphones if sound quality is your priority, get their cousins the MDR-1AM2
    fillroyy's avatar
    Those are wired with no anc and are out of stock most places online. Not really a viable alternative.
  7. iammienta's avatar
    I replaced those with mx5 and honestly can't tell much difference in sound quality.

    Pros
    Mx5 design is newer

    Cons
    Mx5 are Not foldable (Not a deal-breaker for me)
    Mx5 are "inside out" while resting on your neck. Very strange design.

    Good headphones but I wouldn't bite if not under£ 200 personally.
    bensbb's avatar
    Xm5 is MUCH better for making phone calls in a noisy environment. If you won't use them for that I wouldn't bother. (edited)
  8. Sgoaty's avatar
    My XM3s have started to play up. Sometimes won't turn on until I give the ear cup a good bit of tapping. Hopefully these drop a bit more during prime day.
  9. Banshee22's avatar
    if sound quality is your main priority try Sennheiser Momentum 3..easily puts these and any other wirerless headphones to shame (I have owned/tried almost every well reviewed headphones).

    if comfort for long term use is your priority and you prefer more neuteral,balanced sound (not bass heavy) try Bose QC 35 / 45 (edited)
    ArrrBeee's avatar
    How does the noise cancelling compare though? Particularly on planes?
  11. Andy's avatar
    Thanks for sharing, nice find and first deal
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