Sony MDREX750BTB in-Ear Bluetooth HEADBAND Headphones (Black) - $212 + $15 Shipping @ Spotit

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PKOBH on 02/07/2016 - 12:27 spotit.com.au (157 clicks)
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Myer $254.15
JB Hi-Fi $299.95

High-Resolution Audio for uncompromised sound
Experience digital music to the fullest with High-Resolution Audio. By capturing music at a higher rate than CD, increasing both audio samples per second and the bit-rate accuracy of each sample, High-Resolution Audio offers an uncompromised rendition of an artist's music. Savor every breath and subtle movement for a truly emotional experience.

LDAC: for the transmission of High-Resolution Audio content
LDAC supports several transmission rates according to your wireless environment. It allows you to enjoy High-Resolution Audio content in exceptional sound quality near to High Resolution Audio, by transmitting at the maximum transfer rate: 990 kbps (approximately three times more data than conventional Bluetooth audio). LDAC provides an enhanced wireless listening experience for all your music, the way the artist truly intended.

One-touch NFC for instant connectivity
Near Field Communication (NFC) and Bluetooth® technology remove the need for wired connections and complex set-up sequences. Simply touch your NFC-enabled device to the headphones for a quick, seamless connection, then start streaming your music collection. No NFC? No problem. Connect via Bluetooth and you’re ready to go.

Listen for longer with up to 7.5 hours battery life
Perfect for commuting or when you want to enjoy your music all day, when fully charged you can enjoy up to 7.5 hours of music play time or talk time. You can carry on listening even when the battery runs out too, by simply plugging in the supplied headphone cable.

Clear hands-free calling
A built-in microphone and HD voice support enables you to conduct crisp, clear hands-free calls.

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  [Deactivated] on 02/07/2016 - 17:43

  It looks way too bulky.

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    KOBH on 02/07/2016 - 18:08

    Maybe, but great sound and good battery life.

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      AlexF on 02/07/2016 - 18:12

      +1

      Doesn't support either AAC (iOS) nor Apt-X (some Android and macOS) A2DP codecs. This Sony headset is best for Sony device.

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  epicttiimm on 02/07/2016 - 22:26

  The Jaybird X2s are much better and way cheaper.

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    AlexF on 03/07/2016 - 10:39

    Are you speaking from experience? That control module on one side looks mighty uncomfortable. Only SBC A2DP codec is supported, and it isn't in same category as AAC and Apt-X. (The main advantage of using AAC is that audio stored in AAC format doesn't needs transcoding for transmission.)

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      epicttiimm on 03/07/2016 - 10:59

      Yes. I tried many wireless earphones including Phillips, Sony (this one and another more 'traditional' designed one), cheap MPOW, QCY ones before settling on the Jaybirds. I wasn't expecting the Jaybirds to be that good because they are marketed as sports earphones which are generally not that good, but it's actually sounds quite nice and the design is great. The Sony was comparable in sound quality but the headband was quite annoying and at was expensive (~$300). Jaybirds were half the price. I have an iPhone and not a Sony phone which supports the Hi-Res audio so I couldn't tell you whether this sounds much better.