Sony announced the MDR-XB950B1 andMDR-XB950N1 over-ear Bluetooth headphones earlier this year at CES with plenty of cool features like Noise cancelation (N1 model), surround sound, very powerful ...

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 ...

These days, that means you'll be buying a set of Bluetooth cans like Sony's MDR-1RBT stereo headphones.At $400 list, they're pretty spendy, but they're not out of line with other high-end ...

The Sony MDR-ZX770BN headphones consistently delivered clean, balanced audio, despite the occasional hiss from the AINC. However, all that precision sometimes made the audio feel cold and sterile.

Sony makes a variety of MDR-1 headphones, from the excellent "standard" model, through to an older overpriced noise-cancelling model and, now, with the arrival of the MDR-1ABT, a wireless ...

Sony doesn't exactly advertise what the various names of its headphones stand for, so any translation you find cannot be confirmed to be 100% accurate. But with a little logic, the meanings can ...