Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Over-Ear Headphones With Speak to Chat Function and Mic For Phone Call, Silver

Love it. Bought for the whole family.

Good gear for work from home. Touching feeling around ears is soft and good.

I love it 😍😍😍

Everything is perfect about it

if you just want to use noise cancellation for a couple of hours, since I personally noticed fatigue after about 2 hours, also to add, the transparency mode is really bad, the audio profile is a long story but I will summarize it. They tend to overly focus on the low end, which results in a strong, punchy bass that most people love. However, this default tuning can come at the cost of clarity in the midrange and high frequencies, leading to a sound that may feel slightly muffled or overly bass-heavy, especially for those who prefer a more balanced audio experience, specifically noticeable at higher volumes.

Estava com receio de comprar devido ao valor alto, porém assim que chegou o fone esse receio foi embora, isolamento de ruido impecável, som de ótima qualidade, conforto incomparavel. Se esta com medo de comprar e se arrepender tenho certeza que não vai se arrepender, você sente ele sendo de boa qualidade, acabamento incrivel, cor linda. Só tenho coisas boas para falar deste fone. Chegou no prazo e bem embalado!

I’ve used many wireless headphones over the years, but the Sony WH-1000XM4 stands in a class of its own. These headphones may not be the newest model today, but they continue to prove why they are still considered a legend in the noise-cancelling world. Noise Cancellation: The noise cancelling on the XM4 is outstanding. Whether I’m on public transit, working in a noisy room, or walking outside with traffic around, these headphones cut down the noise so effectively that I can focus fully on music, calls, or work. Sony’s adaptive noise control also adjusts automatically depending on where I am, which makes the experience feel smarter and effortless. Sound Quality: The audio is rich, balanced, and powerful. The bass is strong without being muddy, vocals are clear, and the overall soundstage feels immersive. These headphones are great for all types of music — from heavy bass tracks to soft acoustic songs, everything sounds better. Comfort: One of the biggest advantages is comfort. Even after hours of use, the ear cushions feel soft and light, and the headband never feels too tight. The silver colour looks premium and stylish. Battery Life: The battery easily lasts through long days. I can go multiple days of use before needing to recharge. And when I do, the fast charging feature is extremely convenient. Extra Features: • Multipoint Bluetooth, so I can connect to my phone and laptop at the same time • Speak-to-Chat automatically pauses music when I talk • Wearing detection pauses audio when I take the headphones off These small features make daily use incredibly smooth. The Sony WH-1000XM4 remains a legendary pair of headphones — reliable, powerful, and still one of the best noise-cancelling models you can buy today. If you want excellent comfort, premium sound, and class-leading noise cancellation, this is absolutely , but only Alexa support is available.

**Disclaimer: I bought mine used like new through Amazon I originally purchased the Sony XM5 because they were soooo highly rated in every article I read. I returned the XM5, got the XM4 and am so much happier. I'll compare the XM4 to the XM5, Apple AirPods Max, and Bose QuietComfort 45 - just to help anyone choosing between them. **Noise Cancellation (4.5/5): the noise cancellation on the XM4 is crazy, almost comparable to the Apple AirPods Max. I gave the XM4 a 4.5 because I still think the Apple AirPods Max have the best noise cancellation, but the Sony XM4 is very close. I also like the fact that you can turn noise cancelling on/off with a button - which is a feature not available with the Bose QuietComfort 45. The noise cancellation is much better than the XM5 and less finicky. An issue with the XM5 is that the noise cancelling would just randomly turn on/off. Like if I paused a video for a little too long, the noise cancellation would just turn off. Overall, I wouldn't say I it blocks out all sound, but it's close. I can hear the sound of people talking and music, but it's quieter and I can't make out the words. I definitely can't have a conversation with them on. Also, the XM4 will pick up on when you're talking to people and turn the noise cancelling off for you - but it does make a little announcement when it does that may be annoying or disruptive. ****Edit Nov. 2025 (re Noise Cancellation): Sooo, when I first wrote the review, I didn't mention there is an app ("Sound Connect") where you pair your XM4 (and XM5) headphones and can adjust some settings. I wrote my review based on how the headphones performed without the app (with their default settings). But, with the app, you can adjust the noise cancellation, ambient sound control, adaptive sound control, noise cancelling optimizer, speak-to-chat, 360 audio, etc. After adjusting the settings on my XM4s, I was able to fix some of the issues I mentioned in my original review - like, I turned off the the adaptive sound control and announcements for noise cancelling. I did use the app with the XM5s but it never fixed a lot of the issues I had. The app is kind of... meh. It's user friendly in the way it looks (like I think everything is pretty easy to find), but it doesn't really explain what anything means/does. Also, sometimes the noise cancelling setting just randomly changes anyways, which is a little annoying (like the app really wants noise cancelling ON, even if you don't). **Sound Quality (4/5): the sound quality is great. Way better than the XM5, not as great as the Apple AirPods Max. I think the Apple headphones are just a little crisper. I think it's cool that you can turn 360 sound on, but tbh I never really use it (XM5 also has this feature). The sound is clear, and I haven't experienced any malfunctions/issues with the noise. When I had the XM5, they would just randomly sound muffled (like I was underwater) and, when that wasn't happening, the sound quality was mediocre. **Comfort (5/5): the XM4s are REALLY comfy. I wear glasses with plastic frames and a lot of headphones just don't work and are really uncomfy. The Apple AirPods Max were really uncomfortable with my glasses. Obviously, an easy solution is to just wear contacts, but I hate wearing my contacts for long periods of time - especially, when I study/do work. The XM5 were also pretty comfortable, but wouldn't stay fixed when I adjusted them - they would slip and I would need to readjust them a lot. The XM4 completely cover my ear and the ear pads are soft. They don't squeeze my head the way other headphones do and they don't hurt any part of my ear. I will say that the headband part that rests on top of my head does kind of hurt my head after wearing them for almost 10 hours. Also, I have TMJ so sometimes wearing the headphones does cause my TMJ to flare up and I'll switch to earbuds. But, I think overall these are the most comfortable headphones I have tried. **Product Quality (3.5/5): let's be honest, they're plastic and they feel plastic. They don't feel like super high quality, but let me tell you that they feel way better quality than the XM5 - those felt like a barbie toy. I think the XM4 are sturdy and pretty durable. The Apple AirPods Max are also plastic, but do feel a little more high quality - but also, nothing spectacular. **Aesthetic (3.5/5): If the aesthetic is important to you, I would say they look fine. They're a little bulky, but not terrible. Not as sleek as some others, but they don't look ridiculous. If you're really against a bulky look, then they may not be a great aesthetic match for you. I was worried they would be really clunky, but after getting them and wearing them for a bit, I really don't think they look bad. **Connectivity (4/5): I only have Apple devices (iPhone, MacBook, etc.) and I think the connectivity is great with these products! When I got the XM5, they had so many connection issues. I wasn't able to connect them to my laptop, they wouldn't stay connected to my devices - it was a mess. I was really worried I would have the same issues with the XM4, but I have had no problems so far. I will say it was a little odd to have have to download the Sony Connect app and manage the headphone through that platform, but it's user friendly and it's kind of nice to have a control for them (it's almost like a remote). **Battery Life (5/5): The battery life is insane. I've had them for 8 days and have not charged them yet - they still have about 40% charge left. They will turn off automatically to save battery life if you don't use them for a certain amount of time, which I personally like. OVERALL (4.5/5): I think the XM4 are great headphones for a better price than the Apple AirPods Max. The Bose are apparently really similar, but I've never personally tried them. The XM4 is MUCH better than the XM5 in terms of quality and price. They're comfy, great noise cancellation and sound quality, and have great battery life. EDIT 11/6/25: I have these headphones over 2 years later and still use them almost everyday. They are still in great condition (almost the same as when I bought them) - they still look, sound, and operate great. I only really use them at work, when I'm doing chores, or going on a walk (not working out or anything) and I store them in their case - but STILL, some headphones die before they even hit a year. The only thing I've noticed is that the part where you can adjust the headband size has gotten a little weaker, but not by much - so I have to readjust them every so often, but this isn't that big of an issue for me.

Foi uma experiência daquelas, depois que coloquei a primeira música, todo arrependimento de ter gastado esse valor, foi embora! Se você quer investir em algo que vai durar, compre sem medo. Melhor fone que já tive nesses 23 anos de idade. Ótimo som e cancelamento de ruído, fora que tem várias funções que você vai descobrindo mexendo no app do fone. Amei, obrigada Sony por esse obra prima 💕

The headphones I find are very comfortable the noise canceling Works awesome compared to my wh 720 headphones these are 10 times better than those ones I recommend these to anybody but wait till they go on sale I really don't think they're worth the $400 just wait till tbey go on sale i got them for $340 after tax which it is well worth it just wait till they on sale for 298.00. I was thinking about buying either the beat studio pro or sony wh1000xm5 or the wh1000xm4, i almost got the beats studio pro i wanted them for awhile but looking at reviews and people said the only good thing about the beats studio pro was just the sound quality was good the noise canceling was not good even the beats were on sale for 279.00 a little cheaper than the xm4. The final purchase was the wh1000xm4. I could of bought a fairly new wh1000xm5 for 300.00 but that means i would be taking a big risk buying anything electronic no warranty so i ended for a brand new wh1000xm4 with warranty. So i think my last pair of headphones will be the beats studio pro i will wait till they go back on sale. The last thing I have to say is the Sony xm4s are awesome 2nd review. I had the headphones now for over a month and I don't have one bad thing to say about these headphones I would recommend anybody to buy these headphones but wait till Black Friday comes along and get them when they're really cheap like I did they are worth the money and I think they are better than any other ones except I haven't tried bose yet but I think they're right beside them Sony has really excellent noise canceling and sound quality and has pretty much every feature you can possibly think of the quality yes they are mostly out of plastic but they're made and built well and they're nice and light you don't even feel them on your head