Sony WH-CH720N Wireless Headphones vs Noise Master Buds Max Wireless Headphones

General

BrandSonyNoise
ModelWH-CH720NMaster Buds Max
DesignHeadphoneHeadphone
TypeOver the EarOver the Ear
ConnectivityWirelessWireless

Design and Body

Weight192 g262 g

Features

BluetoothYes, 5.2Yes, 5.4
Bluetooth Range10 m10 m
USBYesYes
MicrophoneYesYes
Voice AssistantYes, AI Voice AssistantYes
Water ResistantYes
ControlsVolume ControlButton Control
Music ControlsPlay/Pause, Track Change, Calls
Switch between Call and MusicYesYes
Additional FeaturesMultiple Connectivity, Quick Type-C Charging, Sony Integrated Processor V1 ChipIPX4 Rated, Sound by Bose, Type-C Charging, LED Battery Indicator, App Controlled, Dual Pairing, Wear Detection, Swift call mode, Fast Pair Support

Sound Features

Deep BassYesYes
Frequency Response20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)20 Hz (Min) - 20 kHz (Max)
Driver Unit30 mm
Driver TypeDynamic
Noise ReductionDual Noise Sensor Technology, Noise Cancelling
Active Noise CancellationYesYes, Adaptive ANC
Other FeaturesSony’s Digital SoundNoise Spatial Audio & Sound by Bose

Extra

Sales Package1 Headphone, USB Type-C Charging Cable, 3.5 mm Audio Cable, Operating Instruction, Instruction Manual1N Headphone, 1N Charging Cable, 1N User Manual, 1N Pouch
Inline RemoteYes
OtherBattery Indicator (Charge Indication)

Power Features

Power InputDC 5V
Battery Capacity520 mAh
BatteryLithium-ion10 min Charge= 10 hour of Playtime
Battery Life50 hours (ANC Off)
35 hours (ANC On)
60 hours (ANC Off)
Charging Time2 hours1 hour
Stand-by Time200 hours

Warranty

Warranty1 year1 year, Warranty from the Date of Purchase
Warranty TypeManufacturerManufacturer
Covered in WarrantyManufacturing DefectsManufacturing Defects
Not Covered in WarrantyPhysical DamagesPhysical Damage
Warranty Service TypeCarry-in

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