"It's been three years since Sony released the last iteration of its revered WH-1000X series over-ear headphones, and there couldn't be bigger shoes to fill. The are considered by consumers and industry experts to be some of the best headphones on the market, with high marks for their comfort, sound, software features, and excellent noise-canceling capabilities. Also: Sony WH-1000XM6 vs WH-1000XM5: Are the new Sony headphones worth the upgrade?"
"The XM6 feature Sony's typical warm and smooth sound profile, characterized by minimal peaks and piercing in the higher frequencies, and a slight emphasis on the bass. Atmospheric alternative rock, like The 1975's "Pressure" produces clear vocals, transparent instrumentals, and a tight bass response. Also: I replaced my bulky headphones with these Pixel earbuds for traveling - and can't go back Like all headphones, turning off ANC or ambient noise creates a more neutral sound that most people may find dull or uninspiring."
"Most ANC-enabled headphones engage dynamic tuning with added noise features turned on, and the XM6 are no different. Turning on noise cancellation or ambient sound brings more color and vibrancy, creating a more enjoyable listening experience. One of the XM6's standout features is that listeners can listen in spatial audio on any platform, while listening in spatial audio with the XM5 was reserved for very few music-streaming platforms. Sony 360 Spatial Sound, the company's proprietary spatial"
Sony WH-1000XM6 continue the WH-1000X lineage with a warm, smooth sound profile featuring minimal high-frequency peaks and a slight bass emphasis. They deliver clear vocals, transparent instrumentals, and tight bass on atmospheric alternative tracks. Noise cancellation or ambient modes add color and vibrancy, while the XM6 remain noticeably fuller than the XM5 with those features off. ANC uses dynamic tuning when enabled. A key addition is platform-agnostic spatial audio support through Sony 360 Spatial Sound. The headphones occupy Sony's most advanced consumer tier and carry a near-$500 price.
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