Listen wirelessly in total comfort with the lightweight MDR-ZX770BT headphones. Built-in Bluetooth and NFC One-touch connectivity means you can instantly link to your smartphone without a wire in sight. You'll also feel every pounding beat, thanks to powerful 1.57 in drivers and Beat Response Control.
Link up wirelessly with your music player, smartphone, tablet or dock. With Bluetooth, you can listen to all your latest tracks without having to worry about cables.
Up to 17 hours' battery life, listen to your music from dawn to dusk with Bluetooth on. With an adjustable headband and soft comfortable ear pads, you'll find these headphones a joy to listen to wherever you go.
Synthetic ear pieces.
1.2m cord length.
3.5mm jack cord.
In-line and separate volume control.
Adjustable headband.
0.95% noise cancellation.
3.5mm jack .
40mm driver.
Batteries required 1 x rechargeable battery (included) .
EAN: 4905524994513.
25 comments
anewman
11 Aug 17#1
Amazon seem to have price matched.
TinglyFinger to anewman
11 Aug 17#2
Thanks! Will update :smile:
Naith
11 Aug 17#3
Are these worth it for the money or am I best stumping up the extra for a pair of Bose?
TinglyFinger to Naith
11 Aug 17#6
From what I can tell from googling the model they seem to be pretty well reviewed. I think with Bose most of it is just the name :smile:
The_Hoff to TinglyFinger
11 Aug 17#8
No, otherwise Sony wouldn't have launched the 1000X.
TinglyFinger to The_Hoff
11 Aug 17#10
That's like a £300 headphone though, it looks fantastic but it's not £89.99. Seems like this one is more intermediate and the 1000x is the big daddy?
The_Hoff to TinglyFinger
11 Aug 17#13
Just noticed these aren't the ANC version, explains the price.
jaddy to The_Hoff
11 Aug 17#15
John lewis ones are.
JeevenSD
11 Aug 17#4
I have these and they sound great. Only notable issue is with windy conditions, it can be heard quite audibly through the headphones. I tend to use these with my hood up so not really too much of a problem for me.
jaddy
11 Aug 17#5
I think something might be wrong, im sure the 770bt are bluetooth only and the 770bn are wired or bluetooth. on sonys site the bt are $99 and the bn are $229, argos do the bn for £109 and the bt for £89,
TinglyFinger to jaddy
11 Aug 17#7
Oh dear! I think that's definetely a mistake on Sony's part as the price elsewhere is around £100 (Curry's, John Lewis etc)
jaddy to TinglyFinger
11 Aug 17#12
im 100% certain the 770bt are bluetooth only, and the 770bn are wired or bluetooth, i own the 770bn and theres miles more bass than my 10rbt, im impressed,
Biddy2 to jaddy
11 Aug 17#11
From a quick googling, it seems that these are BNs. Argos has just listed them wrong. Amazon and John Lewis have price matched them on the BNs too. :smile:
Cheers, if anyones going to buy just make sure you get the bn version. as they have active noise cancelling and wired/bluetooth, the 770bt are just bluetooth.
infinione
11 Aug 17#9
Thanks OP.
Bought the Philips on ears from a deal here a couple of days ago and now I bought these too.
Haven't even picked the Philips ones up yet! :wink:
Aargh... this site costs me a fortune!
infinione
11 Aug 17#16
The ones I ordered (from amazon) state they are NC....
"Sony MDR-ZX770BN Wireless and Noise Cancelling Headphones - Black"
And come with 3.5mm cable too.
jaddy to infinione
11 Aug 17#17
yes they do, but the ones on this post are garbage. the op should change the deal.
nomisco
11 Aug 17#18
I have these headphones and they are excellent. Haven't got a bad thing to say about them. I paid £108 about 3 or 4 months ago so this is a good price.
The Bose headphones may well be better, but they're probably considerably more expensive and any gains will be small. For me, the Sony's hit a sweet spot for performance and value. Get them, you won't regret it.
Update, I just noticed that these have the BT suffix, the ones I have are BN. Mine have bluetooth and are the blue/black colour scheme.
mikeyfive
11 Aug 17#19
I'd recommend getting these from Amazon (or JL), Argos made a similar mistake a couple of years ago mixing these up with the wired version.
Picard123
11 Aug 17#20
Is the Argos description correct? All the reviews say that it the BN version that has noise cancelling, not the BT version.
The BT version is the wireless Bluetooth version without noise cancelling.
Great spot thanks OP ! Have mine now and they are the BN version so we can put that to bed.... Bluetooth and noise cancelling ... Also supplied with a charging cable, 3.5mm cable if you dont want to use bluetooth and a nice cloth bag :-)
DevK
12 Aug 17#22
Guys can anyone who owns these clear up the battery situation. Do they have a battery compartment which you have to put your own batteries in (rechargeable or otherwise) OR is there a charge port on the headphones themselves?
cheaperbythe12 to DevK
12 Aug 17#23
I'd like to know that too as looking to buy a pair of decent headphones with NC under 100.
magbug
12 Aug 17#24
MicroUSB charging. I've had a pair for several years, they sound fine and the NC is good enough to make a difference but don't expect miracles. I really like them but the NC is not in the same league as my QC25s.
worf201
13 Aug 17#25
Just bought this from argos and can confirm it is the bn version :wink:
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Opening post
Link up wirelessly with your music player, smartphone, tablet or dock. With Bluetooth, you can listen to all your latest tracks without having to worry about cables.
Up to 17 hours' battery life, listen to your music from dawn to dusk with Bluetooth on. With an adjustable headband and soft comfortable ear pads, you'll find these headphones a joy to listen to wherever you go.
25 comments
johnlewis.com/son….ds
amazon.co.uk/Son…0bt
Bought the Philips on ears from a deal here a couple of days ago and now I bought these too.
Haven't even picked the Philips ones up yet! :wink:
Aargh... this site costs me a fortune!
"Sony MDR-ZX770BN Wireless and Noise Cancelling Headphones - Black"
And come with 3.5mm cable too.
The Bose headphones may well be better, but they're probably considerably more expensive and any gains will be small. For me, the Sony's hit a sweet spot for performance and value. Get them, you won't regret it.
Update, I just noticed that these have the BT suffix, the ones I have are BN. Mine have bluetooth and are the blue/black colour scheme.
The BT version is the wireless Bluetooth version without noise cancelling.
uk.pcmag.com/son…0bt