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What reviewers say

The review praises the Sony WH‑CH720N for its lightweight design, solid battery life, good clamp force, functional controls, and decent app support, while noting drawbacks such as a plasticky feel, slightly wonky frequency response, and warmth after extended use.
www.soundguys.com ↗
The review describes the Sony WH‑CH720N as a reasonably priced set of headphones that offer better‑than‑average sound quality and comfortable fit for its price, but fall short in active noise cancellation and call quality. The author notes that while the headphones are acceptable for casual use, they do not match higher‑end Sony models or some cheaper alternatives, and recommends considering other options unless a discount is available.
www.techgearlab.com ↗
TechRadar’s review of the Sony WH‑CH720N praises its solid sound balance, detailed audio and effective noise cancellation for an affordable price, while noting that the headphones feel a bit constrained in dynamic range, leak low‑frequency ambient sounds, and use a slightly cheap plastic build.
www.techradar.com ↗
What Hi‑Fi? praises the Sony WH‑CH720N as a budget‑friendly over‑ear pair that delivers solid build quality, punchy sound and decent active noise cancellation for its price. The review highlights its robust audio performance, good ANC, long battery life and useful features such as Bluetooth multipoint and an EQ app, while noting minor drawbacks like slightly aggressive bass, lack of foldability or a carry case.
www.whathifi.com ↗

Our take

Based on 4 reviews

SoundGuys, TechRadar and What Hi-Fi? praise its stable Bluetooth connection and multipoint pairing. TechGearLab and TechRadar fault its lower quality compared to premium Sony models.

SoundGuys, TechRadar and What Hi-Fi? praise its effective noise cancellation for city traffic, while TechGearLab and TechRadar fault its below average noise cancellation for busy environments. TechGearLab, TechRadar and What Hi-Fi? praise its lightweight comfort for long listening sessions, while SoundGuys and TechGearLab fault its potential discomfort for glasses wearers. These headphones suit budget buyers seeking solid wireless features and lightweight comfort, but those prioritizing premium audio fidelity or advanced noise cancellation should consider higher-end alternatives.

Pros

Stable Bluetooth connection and multipoint pairing

Cons

Lower quality compared to premium Sony models

Best for: Budget-conscious users wanting reliable wireless connectivity and all-day comfort should buy these, while audiophiles and frequent commuters seeking premium audio and superior noise cancellation should look elsewhere.