Sony MDRZX750BNB is a recent model of Bluetooth headphones which also provide noise cancelling and some other very interesting features.
The noise-cancelling part is working OK, it is still debatable if that is as effective as the top of the line Bose noise-cancelling headphones (which are not wireless) but in car and plane the noise cancelling is quite effective.
The wireless connection is actually made of two different connections (which can even go to two different sources) - one for "call audio" and the other for "media audio". If the "media audio" is not by default in the high-quality aptX/AAC mode you can force that (check if the blue LED blinks in groups of 3).
Sound is IMHO good towards very good and the buttons are well-placed (for a right-handed) and provide all the functions you need most often (play/pause, answer/reject, skip fwd/back, you reject a phone call with a long-press on the pause/answer button).
Battery life is OK (you can extend that by disabling noise cancelling when not needed and I believe you can also use it wired when completely discharged). NFC is also very handy.
The manual is kind of basic from the technical point of view but there is a good guide online from Sony:
http://helpguide.sony.net/mdr/zx750b...tentslist.html
The noise-cancelling part is working OK, it is still debatable if that is as effective as the top of the line Bose noise-cancelling headphones (which are not wireless) but in car and plane the noise cancelling is quite effective.
The wireless connection is actually made of two different connections (which can even go to two different sources) - one for "call audio" and the other for "media audio". If the "media audio" is not by default in the high-quality aptX/AAC mode you can force that (check if the blue LED blinks in groups of 3).
Sound is IMHO good towards very good and the buttons are well-placed (for a right-handed) and provide all the functions you need most often (play/pause, answer/reject, skip fwd/back, you reject a phone call with a long-press on the pause/answer button).
Battery life is OK (you can extend that by disabling noise cancelling when not needed and I believe you can also use it wired when completely discharged). NFC is also very handy.
The manual is kind of basic from the technical point of view but there is a good guide online from Sony:
http://helpguide.sony.net/mdr/zx750b...tentslist.html
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