Sony MDR-1000x vs Sony WH-1000Xm2

Sony 1000X vs. 1000XM2 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones

In this transcript, the speaker compares the Sony 1000X and the Sony 1000XM2 wireless noise cancelling headphones in terms of sound quality, build quality, and features.

Sound Quality

• Both headphones use the same A/B drivers for amazing sound quality.

• High resolution audio with balanced lows, mids, and highs.

Build Quality

• Both headphones have similar plastic builds with metal bands. The only difference is that the XM2 has a slightly more comfortable fit.

• Identical design except for a slight texture on the leather cup of the XM2.

Features

Sony 1000X

• Noise cancelling with different presets.

• Button to configure voice everything.

• Ability to dim noise and reverse microphone when someone makes an announcement.

Sony 1000XM2

• All features of the 1000X plus:

• Smartphone application to configure surround sound settings.

• Artificial intelligence algorithm that optimizes noise cancelling based on environment.

Codex

• Android phones have better codecs than iPhones for wireless listening performance.

• Android phones can squeeze every bit of performance from either headphone due to better codecs.

Comparison of Sony Wireless Headphones

In this section, the speaker compares two Sony wireless headphones and discusses their features.

Features of Sony Wireless Headphones

• On Android, you have access to Sony's high-end wireless codec called LDAC.

• The M2 and M2 Tools support both LDAC and aptX HD codecs on Android.

• The M2 and M2 Tools are cheaper than the 1000X by $50.

• The M2 and M2 Tools have NFC connectivity for easy pairing with Android devices.

Advantages of Using Sony Wireless Headphones

• Both headphones have excellent noise-canceling capabilities that outperform other brands.

• Sound quality is top-notch, making them the best wireless headphones in the market.

• Regardless if you use Android or iPhone, both headphones are worth buying.