I bought these after buying a JBL pair of noise canceling headphones and the difference is night and day. These provide a great light comfortable fit and i have slept with them on the plane without issue. Noise cancelling is very good and sound quality is excellent, and the design is beautiful with gold highlights giving a classy look. Cannot recommend these enough for anyone in the market for noise cancelling headphones.

100% satisfied, these are the best pro type wireless noise cancelling Bluetooth headphones. They are light weight. There battery long last around 30 hours. Quality is outstanding. They are designed at there best. The sound quality is outstanding. All functions are awesome but the noise calling works perfectly the headphones you can trust.

Just got back from JB Hifi where I tested noise cancelling feature Bose QC 35 II and Sony wh-1000xm3. Compared them side by side, with no music playing.
Bose is not even close to the almost complete Sony's sound isolation!
I had my $80 Taotronic 022 with me, and Bose was only about 15-20% better in terms of noise blocking....And Sony was like WOW THAT IS INSANE. Almost complete silence.
No competition here, at all.
I went away with Sony (matched price with Addicted to Audio) $398

Very impressive noise cancelling, however, touch control and phone call quality disappointing.
Touch control is a bit hit and miss, performance of microphone during phone calls was the reason I gave it 4 stars.
Since I bought these from Amazon, I have the opportunty to return them till the end of January. Not sure at this stage that I will keep them. By the way, I paid $399 for them.

great noise canceling.
But The product is a bit heavy, when i listen in my room or in my bed, thats when i find it uncomfortable. not made for sports, or running.
another annoying point is when you leave the headphone on your neck, your cheek is touching the pad and starts to shuffle music when you dont want to.
the last bad point is that is to hard to connect to two separate devices at different time,
for example, when i pair it with my laptop, and a want to switch it with my cell phone, i have to turn off the Bluetooth from the laptop first. which is annoying if you have it a bit away from your range.

Sony has been nipping at the heels of the Bose Quiet Comfort for the last few years. Some critics have now put them ahead. (To be fair, both brands make excellent noise cancelling headphones) I had a pair of the MDR 1000X but was quite keen to try the new upgrade. Yes they're excellent, as promised by reviews I'd read. Absolute silence on a 'plane or a noisy gym. An added bonus is the switch to the new Type C charging cable which is much better for convenience and speed. You can also add a cable, if necessary for wired listening.

I've owned these for about 2 months now and they're amazing. The ANC is next level and better than the Bose in my opinion. I can wear them in a loud gym and they block all the other noise out. I've only experience a couple of small issues which are related to using them with my TV, they can glitch in sound every now and then, but that could be a TV playback issue too. Can't go past the battery life for these, i charge them about once every 2 weeks.

I was expecting something better from Sony and seriously for the price, these headphones are not reliable. OUt of my 5 devices, I could only connect and run it on my laptop. When I connect to the All in one computer with a big screen that I wanted to use to watch content everything freezes and also takes time to connect. It is not a thing for everyone and does not work on all devices.

Upgraded from Bose QC15, was tossing between this and the Bose QC35II. Overall, the noise cancelling was superior than the Bose and got better features such as cupping the R cup and instantly let ambient sounds in especially voices. Comfort wise, Bose still is lighter and slightly more comfortable.
Overall, very happy with the purchase, but if have already had the Bose QC35II I wouldn't upgrade to this since there's not too much difference between the two.