The Sony MDR-1A is a relatively lightweight, very comfortable full-size headphone that offers sound that's improved over the MDR-1R's, with better definition from the bass through the midrange to the treble. The headphones now sit on your neck correctly (
Somewhat pricey; in-line remote lacks some functionality for iPhone users
The supercomfortable Sony MDR-1A does a good job balancing clarity with just enough of laid-backness to make it a very versatile headphone that's well worth considering if you're looking for a full-size headphone in the $250-$300 range....
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Published: 2015-02-05, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
Excellent sound quality throughout the frequency range, Large and comfortable earcups good for extended listening sessions
They're a bit too big and slip, Bluetooth version almost doubles the price tag of MDR-1A, Bluetooth playback much quieter
The Sony MDR-1ABT Bluetooth over-ear headphones are not just big in size, they're just as big in the audio department too. Delivering big bass without being over-the-top, there's oodles of all-round quality and excellent balance to be found here, albeit a...
Published: 2018-04-02, Author: Bình , review by: topnewreview.com
Abstract: It's been over three years since Sony introduced their MDR which was headed by the MDR-1R which were described as being able to produce “prestige” sound. Even though they were pricey, the MDR-1R was an impressive pair of over-ears and delivered in both pe...
Abstract: I often have a habit of writing Sony headphones off as old, boring headphones. Maybe because Sony's monitors have been around since Jesus was a Cub Scout, or maybe because Sony's offerings get overshadowed by those from other manufacturers. Well, the $28...
Sony's expertise certainly shows in the MDR-1A. The design is attractive from either a sophisticated perspective or someone who likes standout styling, the wear/comfort is impeccable, and the sound is an experience. Though, the plastic build and bass-heav...
Published: 2015-08-03, Author: Paul , review by: technabob.com
Abstract: Sony recently set me up with a couple of pieces of audio gear from their Hi-Res Audio line, so I could hear first hand the differences between typical digital music players and the higher quality sound one can expect from their product line.The two pieces...
The Sony MDR-1A is a relatively lightweight, very comfortable full-size headphone that offers sound that's improved over the MDR-1R's, with better definition from the bass through the midrange to the treble. The headphones now sit on your neck correctly (
Somewhat pricey, in-line remote lacks some functionality for iPhone users
The supercomfortable Sony MDR-1A does a good job balancing clarity with just enough of laid-backness to make it a very versatile headphone that's well worth considering if you're looking for a full-size headphone in the $250-$300 range....
Published: 2015-03-09, Author: Tim , review by: pcmag.com
Fantastic audio performance with deep lows and clear, well-defined highs. Sleek design with luxurious material. Extremely comfortable fit. Ships with two detachable cables, one with an inline remote and microphone for mobile devices.
Quite expensive. Not for purists seeking a flat response sound signature
Sony's MDR-1A over-ear headphones are luxurious-feeling, exceptionally comfortable, and deliver top-notch audio performance....
