Sony WH-H900N vs Beats Studio3 Wireless

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The comparison of Beats Studio 3 vs Sony WH-H900N shows how different two wireless devices can be. The considered headphones are closed-back and both of them have an over-ear wearing style.

Features

Sony WH-H900N is a pretty comfortable device that has 103 dB of sensitivity. The frequency response of the headphones is 5 Hz - 40 kHz and their impedance is 32 Ohm. The headphones can be connected with other devices by means of Bluetooth. However, Sony WH-H900N has the advantage of providing aptX HD and NFC support.

If you are going to use these headphones preferably without an audio cable, it is worth mentioning that battery of Beats Studio 3 lasts 22 hours. Comparatively, Sony WH-H900N works 28 hours after 6 hours of charging. Only the appliance made by Beats has a speed charge function.

Sound

Sony WH-H900N has an amazing relaxed sound signature. The bass is emphasized somewhat above neutral, there is a pretty decent amount of sub-bass punch that makes the headphones great for bass-heavy music.

The device Beats Studio 3 provides a rich, crisp sound signature with a focus on high-mid definition. But the headphones have poor soundstage due to the closed design.

Comfort and design

Both of the headphone models come with a carry case. The audio cable, which you get with each of them, is 130 cm long in the case with Beats Studio 3 and 120 cm long in the case with Sony WH-H900N.

Sony WH-H900N vs Beats Studio 3 has touch control and in-line control as well. Both of the mentioned appliances have built-in buttons. Also, the device made by Sony has app control.

Speaking of voice control, the headphones support Siri and Google Assistant.

You will hardly feel any difference between their weight, as Sony WH-H900N has 290 g and Beats Studio 3 has 257 g. They fold and their headband can be adjusted.

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Sony WH-H900N pros and cons