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Over the past few years, Sony has become one of the top players in the headphone segment in India. Its success has been in offering products customised for Indian users with a lot of bass and dinchak ...

Sony debuted its MDR-1000X high-end wireless noise-canceling headphones back in September, but here at CES the company is adding a truckload of new midrange options to its Extra Bass line. First, ...

Sony released an Android companion app for its MDR-XB950 headsets. The app is called Sony Headphones Connect and was specifically designed to work with the MDR-XB950N1 and the MDR-XB950B1 Bluetooth ...

These are the Sony MDR-XB950B1 headphones under Sony’s line of extra bass headphones. They are big beautiful looking things with impressive levels of comfort. But the main event, the sound is what we ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The wireless Sony MDR-XB950B1 headphones deliver as much ...

The XB in Sony's MDR-XB950B1 ($129.99) stands for "extra bass," and Sony isn't kidding around—these Bluetooth headphones offer some tremendous low frequency rumble. They have a Bass Effect button that ...

The flagship headphones from the Extra Bass lineup - Sony MDR-XB950B1 - are priced at Rs 12,990 and are available via both offline and online channels. While smartphones might not be the best thing ...