#on-ear headphones

As a follow up, the company launched two new supra-aural headphones, namely the Tracks and Tracks HD. Apart from the price, the only other noticeable difference between these two headphones is the sound quality that each of them produce. Although, we haven’t extensively tested both of the headphones during the launching event, the Tracks HD seems to have a more well-rounded output compared to its slightly cheaper counterpart. The on-ear headphones offer a maximum battery life of 50 hours with active noise cancellation turned on and 80 hours when it is off. Additionally, the headphones come with transparency mode, adaptive loudness, and sound stage spatial audio. The new headphones focus on refined design, premium materials, improved comfort, and immersive sound quality while retaining the flagship noise-cancelling technology found in the acclaimed Sony WH-1000XM6. The headphones feature a metal headband with matte sandblasted textures and polished accents, paired with specially developed faux leather that Sony says took two years to perfect. For comfort, Sony equipped the headphones with larger earcups, a wider cushioned headband, and stretchable leather materials designed to reduce pressure during extended listening sessions. Read more in our articles including "SOL Republic Tracks/Tracks HD debuts locally" and "Marshall’s Milton A.N.C. on-ear headphones now in PH".