

Discover these wireless, noise-cancelling headphones with a host of smart functions like, intuitive touch controls, Quick Attention for easy conversation, and long battery life, all in a smart design that's made for all-day listening with a deep, punchy sound.
As part of the EXTRA BASS™ 1 range from Sony, the WH-XB900N noise-cancelling headphones enhance all your low-end frequencies for exceptional bass. A dedicated bass duct on the headphone housing and increased air-tightness between the driver units and eardrums help to create precise, punchy rhythms that lift every track. Yet the headphones also maintain vocal clarity for a wonderfully rich, well-rounded listening experience. Shut out the world and enjoy your own party for one with digital noise cancelling plus EXTRA BASS sound quality.
Near Field Communication (NFC) and Bluetooth® wireless technology removes the need for wired connections and complex set-up sequences. Simply touch your NFC-enabled device to the headphones for a quick, seamless connection, then start streaming your music collection. No NFC? No problem. Connect via Bluetooth and you’re ready to go.
Whatever your look, the simple, sleek, sophisticated design of the WH-XB900N noise-cancelling headphones with a one-colour accent on the housing is the perfect match. Soft cushioned earpads offer long-lasting comfort, ideal for listening to your favourite albums, back-to-back.
Change the track, turn the volume up or down and take or make calls by tapping or swiping the touch panel on your headphone housing. For the Quick Attention function, just touch the right housing and the music volume is instantly reduced, enabling you to hear ambient sounds – from someone asking you a question in a cafe to announcements at a train station.
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