Sony MDR ZX330BT Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Video Review
Sony MDR ZX330BT Wireless Bluetooth Headphones Video Review Script:
Looking for an inexpensive pair of wireless headphones? The Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Stereo Headset might do the trick.
These pair of $99.99 headphones offer a decent sound output along with a wireless connection – but is it well enough its price? Let’s find out.
Coming in a simple black exterior, the Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Stereo Headset pretty much looks like your average headphones – comfortable, and fits snugly in your head. The ear cups are padded with a leather-like material that sits on top of your ear.
The headband is sturdy, though it is not padded, which might be a discomfort when wearing for long periods. Most of the controls are located on the right ear cup, which contains the power button, volume rockers and the playback controls – all of which is easily accessible even when you are wearing the headset.
A micro USB port is present which is used to charge the internal battery. A microphone is also built in, letting you make and receive calls using the headphones.
The Bluetooth connection ensures a wire-free listening experience and if your smartphone supports NFC, you can easily tap it to immediately connect it your device without any hassles.
I primarily used a Nexus 5 for testing the Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Stereo Headset for the NFC connectivity and the supported NFC Easy Connect app from Sony primarily made for Android smartphones.
The audio quality for the Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Stereo Headset is surprisingly better than expected. Lenny Kravitz’s Again echoed an almost precise bass output along with a clear reproduction of the vocals.
While I wasn’t a fan of the four hour charging time, I managed to use the Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Stereo Headset for an entire week before it gave me the red light signaling that its battery is low. Considering the promised 30 hour battery life, it definitely delivered.
The Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless Stereo Headset does not have unique and fancy features, but the sound quality is better than we expected compared to other higher-priced counterparts, making it an ideal choice for a wireless headphone in its category.
