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Offering outstanding audio quality, these headphones allow users to customize their listening experience on the go using the ULT button.
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Battery life and charging are equally impressive, with the Sony ULT WEAR headphones delivering up to 30 hours with noise cancelling turned on – and 50 hours with noise cancelling switched off.The Sony ULT WEAR headphones exude comfort thanks to their soft earpads and increased space around the ears.
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