Sony Headphone Charging Cord

[Steel] We have a couple of pairs of Sony MDR-7506's around and one of my team calls them the "AK47" of headphones. Reliable, indestructible, and they just work. When I picked these Senal's up- on a B&H daily deal, and they showed up- he said- "Look like they came out of the same mold as the Sony" which may be correct. As to comparing the audio specs for listening to music- I can't tell you squat. I use them with our video camera to shoot talking heads- and they work just fine. The best part- which may be a curse over time, we'll see, is that they have interchangeable cords. I LOVE the short cord while shooting. It stays out of the way- and doesn't get caught on things. For this alone- I'd buy them again and again. I'm hoping it holds up. But, then again if the Sony cord goes bad- good bye entire headphone. I was a bit disappointed they didn't come with a headphone pouch. But- other than that- these rock.

[LED] Fit perfect. Hold the charging cord

[3' / 0.9 m] Nice to have a longer cord, and the fast speed of charging.

[0.88 lb] I don't have an issue with the cord length or the lack of a charging block.

I don't have an issue with the cord length or the lack of a charging block.

[60 W] works great charging my batteries for 2 sony A-1 's

[0.15 lb] I already have a pair of traditional wired ATH-M50X but decided to treat myself to the bluetooth version. They are basically the same headphone I already have, but without a cord. They do come with a cord, but it is quite short and isn't coiled. They come with a USB charging cord that is VERY short at about 14 inches. I find this a little too short, but it gets the job done. The instructions were a little TOO simple and consisted of just images and very little text. It was enough to get me started, but there was no information for any sort of troubleshooting. As this is my first bluetooth device, a little more information would have been helpful. The problem I had was once I connected with the transmitter that connects to my 'legacy' equipment, that was the sole device the headphone wanted to connect to. It took a little fiddling around to figure out how to get the headphone to connect to my laptop and cell phone. It would have been nice to have troubleshooting instructions. All that being said, the headphones sound as great as the wired version. I haven't had any problems with interference or a dropped signal. My house isn't very big so I can't really get out of range without going outside which I haven't tried yet to see how far the signal reaches. Great Headphones!!

[7 W] My Pixel 3a has a mic/headphone jack, and I'm able to use an SM-57 as a mic now that I have this box. There's minimal hiss from the gain being turned up. I just wish there was an easier way to determine which gain setting I've dialed in. The cord to the mic and the cord to the phone/camera -- they are both ample and sturdy. So far the battery has gone 20+ hours without needing to be changed. Battery is a CR 2032 ...that's not always easy to find in the product description.

[Articulated] I replaced expensive headphone about 25 years old. The quality of these Rode NTH-100 is fantastic. I'm not so sure about the 1/4 adapter that came with it. Problems with adapter. Today, I ordered an extension cord that uses no adapter, i.e. a cord with the 3.5mm F on one end and the 1/4 M on the other. Back to these headphones. I love them.

[3' / 0.9 m] Nice inexpensive stereo extention cord. Can be used to extend the length of any 3.5mm acc. cord. I have a headphone that has a very short cord, and this extends it another 3ft. When I'm recording with my camcorder, I use the headphones to monitor my wireless mics. My headphone cord was a tad short for my taste and this cord fixes the problem perfect.