In the post-3.5mm interface era, the Vermillion Red version of Sony MDR-EX750BT calls you to recharge your faith

One of the major changes that the much-anticipated iPhone 7 has brought to smartphones is that it has once again effectively pushed the 3.5mm headphone jack, which has existed on technology products for decades, off the stage of history. The era of wireless consumer-grade headphones is accelerating, which means that the headphone product itself will usher in a new revolution.

As a leading brand in the world of headphones, Sony has recently released several high-end audio products priced at tens of thousands of yuan, which made people exclaim that "faith is too expensive". Its exploration of wireless headphones has never stopped.

Similar to the positioning of Powerbeats, the favorite son of Apple at the press conference, the Sony MDR-EX750BT, which targets the thousand-yuan wireless Bluetooth headset market, will also play an important role in winning market voice for the Sony brand in the post-3.5mm headphone jack era.

Even more dazzling than the bright black is the Dafaist's cinnabar red

Made by Sony, which firmly holds the leading position in industrial design, we don't have to worry about the appearance of the Sony MDR-EX750BT, especially the cinnabar red version we experienced this time, which can be called a personal technology product that is more eye-catching than the bright black iPhone7.

Sony MDR-EX750BT adopts a smooth and slender neck-hanging structure. The natural curvature ensures the comfort of the neck when walking or exercising. The back neck part of the body uses a skin-like material + metal center beam design, which has good stability under large angles of bending and expansion, maximizing the durability of the product.

Although the materials are different, Sony has tried its best to make the colors of the two parts consistent, giving the Sony MDR-EX750BT an extremely unified visual look and feel. The NFC logo on the side of the body can be regarded as a standard feature of Sony's wireless products.

It is worth mentioning that the Sony MDR-EX750BT headphone cable not only uses silver-plated OFC (oxygen-free copper) material with low signal loss, but the front-end wire has also been specially treated. Compared with the pure rubber wires commonly used by other brands on the market, the fine concave and convex line texture is not easy to entangle and be contaminated by dust. The wire control part is arranged at the front end of the neck hanging part, and has shortcut buttons such as volume adjustment and track control. Although it does not look as convenient as traditional wire control, it can still reduce the frequency of taking out mobile phones when listening to music to a certain extent.

From Hi-Res to LDAC, all the necessary technologies are available

In actual use, Sony MDR-EX750BT first prepares three pairs of earplugs of different sizes in the package, so that you can easily find a suitable wearing posture. The USB charging method is also the easiest solution at present. In addition, Sony also provides a special audio cable with microUSB specification in the package, so that the MDR-EX750BT can be used as a wired headset in special circumstances.

In terms of sound quality, which is of greater concern to headphone enthusiasts, the Sony MDR-EX750BT is not only a product that has obtained its own Hi-Res certification, but also has the "black technology" LDAC, which is the proud wireless audio transmission technology.

In terms of the actual subjective listening experience when connected to an Apple iPhone, the solid sound characteristics of the Sony MDR-EX750BT include good low-frequency thickness and elasticity, while the expressiveness of the mid-frequency and treble ranges tends to be conservative. The low-frequency tuning is undoubtedly to cater to the tastes of the mainstream consumer group. Of course, the iPhone in our hands does not support LDAC Bluetooth transmission technology. If it is replaced with Sony's own Xperia smartphones of the past two generations or other walkman front-end playback devices, I believe that the Sony MDR-EX750BT itself is already good and the sound details will definitely be improved.

In terms of battery life, which is something that must be mentioned for wireless headphones, the Sony MDR-EX750BT is still remarkable. After being fully charged in half an hour, it can be used continuously for 7.5 hours, which is more than enough for a day's use.

If, under the premise that more and more smartphones will follow Apple's example and cancel the old 3.5mm headphone jack, you still want to have a pair of headphones that combine appearance, sound quality, faith and a little "black technology", then Sony MDR-EX750BT is bound to meet such needs.

Especially compared with Apple's more expensive new airPods, Sony's MDR-EX750BT is not only a rare cost-effective product, but also looks more pleasing to the eye and is not easy to lose.

As a winner of Toutiao's Qingyun Plan and Baijiahao's Bai+ Plan, the 2019 Baidu Digital Author of the Year, the Baijiahao's Most Popular Author in the Technology Field, the 2019 Sogou Technology and Culture Author, and the 2021 Baijiahao Quarterly Influential Creator, he has won many awards, including the 2013 Sohu Best Industry Media Person, the 2015 China New Media Entrepreneurship Competition Beijing Third Place, the 2015 Guangmang Experience Award, the 2015 China New Media Entrepreneurship Competition Finals Third Place, and the 2018 Baidu Dynamic Annual Powerful Celebrity.