Free Standard Shipping in the US on orders over $99

Sony WH-1000XM3 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones

overview

specs

reviews34

discussions336

01 / 08

ALL PRODUCTS / AUDIOPHILE / SONY

Sony WH-1000XM3 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones

Name: Sony WH-1000XM3 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones
Brand: Sony
SKU: sony-wh-1000xm3-wireless-noise-canceling-headphones
Price: 285 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.382353 (34 reviews)

Where's the price?

To negotiate the best possible price for our customers, we agree to hide prices prior to logging in.

7.3K requests

Product Description

An update to the acclaimed WH-10000XM2, the Sony WH1000XM3 headphones offer crisp, high-resolution audio in a sleek wireless design. Whether you’re in a crowd, on the train, or in any other noisy environment, Sony’s digital noise-canceling technology actively cuts out unwanted sound Read More

overview

specs

reviews34

discussions336

Customer Reviews

4.4

(34 reviews)

(22)

(8)

(1)

(2)

89% would recommend to a friend

Images

Sort by: Newest

Zayonara

Jul 20, 2022

Verified Buyer

best headphones i've ever had

super comfortable, top notch audio quality, long lasting battery.

Recommends this product? Yes

Was this helpful?

Vote

onecooldana

Jul 30, 2021

Verified Buyer

A great pair of noise cancelling headphones

They're huge, they sound great, and they're comfy. They're good.

Recommends this product? Yes

Was this helpful?

Vote

Abodizer89

Dec 7, 2020

Verified Buyer

Perfect!

the noise cancelation was the selling point at first, but after I received it I had a 13 hour flight, and man did I enjoy it! Long battery life, and most appealing was the comfort! truly a champ headphones!!

Was this helpful?

Vote

ian.tseng

Sep 5, 2020

Verified Buyer

Solid headphones.

The ANC on these is just ridiculous. Wore them while doing some carpentry and a normally ear-splitting saw was totally in the background and barely noticeable with music playing. The sound itself is pretty good. I like it a lot for watching movies and for bass-heavy music. Vocals and acoustic guitar come out better on some of my other headphones. Some details get buried a bit. I like how it folds up into a nice little case along with all needed travel cables. The controls are goofy. If you leave them around your neck, you will accidentally hit play.

Was this helpful?

Vote

Asatiir

115

Jul 30, 2020

Verified Buyer

Disregard Sony’s goofy name, these are seriously good ANC headphones.

Review here: https://medium.com/@asatiir/review-sony-wh-1000xm3-noise-canceling-headphones-aadb29dbab3c?source=your_stories_page---------------------------

Recommends this product? Yes

Was this helpful?

Vote

marco_nul

Jul 26, 2020

Verified Buyer

Very good overall

Quite neutral sounding and goes quite low with bags of detail. Hopefully the new version comes with the ability to connect to multiple Bluetooth devices simultaneously.

Recommends this product? Yes

Was this helpful?

Vote

coder_k8

Jun 11, 2020

Verified Buyer

Love Them!

I love the sound, I love the noise cancellation, the only thing I don't love (personally) is the touch. The touch works great, I'm just bad at finding the center with my finger to play/pause the music.

Recommends this product? Yes

Was this helpful?

Vote

Charlesgpr

Apr 19, 2020

Verified Buyer

Broke after a month of regular use, luckily Sony stepped up and sent me a new pair. Which i've been using daily ever since. Very comfortable and great sound. i wish it had more physical buttons though, touch gets annoying.

Was this helpful?

Vote

Dlenny

Jan 28, 2020

Verified Buyer

Love them!!

Have had all beats updates, but these take the cake! So easy to use the headset as my controller, and the mute button to hear the airline personnel without taking the headphones off, is amazing!!!!

Recommends this product? Yes

Was this helpful?

Aries

155

Sep 4, 2019

Verified Buyer

Very Comfortable. Sound is Good, Not Great. Nice Case. Noise cancelling is Good.

I wanted some bluetooth cans to use on a new device without a stereo jack, and after some debating between the Sennheiser and Sony, got these. Note that these were replacing wired Sennheiser Momentum over-ear (more like on-ear) which I (mostly) loved for the nuance and clarity. First off, the Sony's are much more comfortable than the old Sennheiser's which don't cover the ear but sit on it and cause pressure pain and heat after a while. That was the main reason I decided to try the Sony this time, and I was not disappointed --- the Sony's are super comfy. However, the sound quality wasn't what I was expecting --- my first complaint is that the bass is not as distinct as I am used to and kind of muddles together. The highs aren't as crisp. I loved the clarity of my wired Momentums, and these simply don't compare sound-wise. That said, I didn't try the bluetooth Sennheiser's so I can't say if that version sounds better than the Sony, or even as good as the wired Momentums. I may try to borrow some and see. Mildly disappointed, but these will suffice for loud airplane rides which was the main use case. For actual listening, I guess I'll get the USB -> stereo jack adapter and plug in my old Senn's.

Was this helpful?

Vote

D3myz

Nov 19, 2019

AriesI'd definitely recommend comparing BT to BT devices as the sound quality is limited by the codecs it supports. To give you and idea, BT codecs, AAC, SBC, aptX, aptX HD and LDAC vary in bit rates from 250kbps - 990kbps in that order. and depending on many factors like the chipset in your phone or player and the device itself the bit rate will vary. Bluetooth data transmission rates are not the most stable and are heavily influenced by what other 2.4GHZ devices and signals are around. Don't get me wrong I almost exclusively listen to True Wireless audio equipment and I was looking at these Sony's to add to my collection, even if you were using LDAC to stream your music it's just not a fair comparison based on the limitation of BT technology, however that doesn't mean you can't get a great sounding set of Bluetooth Cans/Buds.

Aries

155

Nov 19, 2019

D3myzThanks for the details. I knew I’d be getting less over BT but again the Sony comfort and simplicity of no wire plus noise cancel made these solid airplane cans. I also find them great for daily working out on rowing machine where the cable is a problem so I get much more use than I expected. For this reason I’ll probably compare to the new BT Momentum when they go on sale. For desktop critical listening I’ve got a new GracexDrop DAC with THX 789 on the way. I’m still waiting on BF sales for real cans to decide but eyeing planar magnetics.

Showing 12 of 60

Newest

60 OF 60 POSTS

Oldest

Recent Activity

CherryTomatoT0m

Placed an order

HispanicPanic

Product Highlights: 1) Best noise cancellation on the market 2) Worst microphone in existence, seriously, it is atrocious by anyone's standards, even in a quiet room. Do NOT get this if you need a mic'd headset. (this is also assuming you firmware update) 3) Better bass than the Bose 700. The richer lows & base are whats responsible for the amazing noise cancellation. (More SPL = stronger cancellation) 4) Sound clarity/detail not as good as the Bose 700. In a noisy environment, doesn't matter as much. But its something to consider if you require detail and listen with the ANC off or in quiet environments sometimes. The bose 700 beats the Sony's by a noticeable margin in this category. Sound quality wise, these are on par with well built $150 headphones. The extra $150 buys you the best ANC on the market. As for me, because i require a mic in my noisy environments, its the Bose 700 all day. and i can enjoy some amazing sound quality to boot when i'm in quieter environments. ( I prefer detail above all in my audio products)

Virgule

This or the Panda ?