I've got a couple of flights coming up, and in all honesty, I think I'd struggle through them if it weren't for my Sony WH-1000XM6 noise-cancelling headphones.
We've all been there. You queue up for your flight. You sit down, strap in. And then you hear it. An almighty scream. Maybe even two or three. This is going to be a long journey.
But that doesn't have to be the case. See, I was lucky enough to fly a few times last year, and when using the Sony WH-1000XM6, I could barely hear a single thing around me. That's because these cans harness the power of twelve microphones — four more than the Sony WH-1000XM5 — in order to deliver top-of-the-range active noise cancellation.
And there's good news if you're considering snapping up these headphones for yourself. The Sony WH-1000XM6 are available for a joint-record low $398 (was $459.99) at Amazon US, and only £329 (was £399) at Amazon UK. That's a phenomenal deal in both territories.
In my Sony WH-1000XM6 review, I described these headphones as 'the best of the XM4 and XM5 in one new pair of cans'. That's because Sony's flagship headphones bring all the sleekness and swagger of the XM5, but also return to the XM4's foldable design, ensuring they're stylish yet practical, too.
But there's more. In terms of sound quality, it's seriously tough to beat the XM6 — especially at this discounted price. They offer a more refined sound signature than their predecessors, with a more balanced approach and a wider soundstage. You still get palpable bass and expressive treble here, but mids are beautifully rich too, and when using Sony's higher-res LDAC codec, you can experience intricacies that you may have never heard before.
The discount currently available applies to each of the XM6's colorways, which include Black, Midnight Blue, Platinum Silver, and the newly added Sand Pink. So, if you want to get the best headphones around at a discounted price, make sure to snap up the Sony WH-1000XM6 today.
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