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Sony XB900N review

Posted on June 26, 2019 By Jarvis

Since the debut of its 1000X line, Sony has given Bose a run for its money when it comes to noise-canceling headphones. In fact, the 1000XM2 and 1000XM3 are arguably better than the QuietComfort 35 II Bose introduced in 2017. Now Sony wants to offer a worthy alternative to Bose in its more affordable Extra Bass line with the WH-XB900N. While this new model doesn’t have the same level of noise-canceling power as the 1000XM3, there’s a lot to like for $250.
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