Verdict: Sony WH-CH720N wins on ANC performance and weight; JBL Tune 770NC wins on battery life and has the edge on sound for bass-forward music.
Winner: Sony WH-CH720N
| JBL Tune 770NC | Sony WH-CH720N | |
|---|---|---|
| Driver Size | 40mm | 30mm |
| ANC Performance | Good (low freq) | Better (mid freq) |
| Battery (ANC on) | 44 hours claimed / ~40 real | 20 hours claimed / ~20 real |
| Weight | 253g | 192g |
| Multipoint BT | Yes | Yes |
| Codec | AAC, SBC | AAC, SBC, LDAC |
Our pick: Sony WH-CH720N.
Sennheiser Accentum delivers clearer audio with its proprietary drivers than the Sony WH-CH720N. Sony includes multipoint Bluetooth pairing while Accentum focuses on adaptive ANC performance.
The Anker Soundcore Q45 provides longer battery runtime than the Sony WH-CH720N. Reviews favor the Sony for its noise cancellation performance.
The Anker Soundcore Space Q45 lasts longer on a single charge than the Sony WH-CH720N. Sony delivers more consistent Bluetooth connectivity and a lighter fit for daily use.
The Sony WH-1000XM4 provides stronger noise cancellation and more detailed sound than the WH-CH720N. The WH-CH720N is the lower-priced model with similar Bluetooth connectivity and battery life.
Sony WH-CH720N adds active noise cancellation and Bluetooth multipoint pairing that the WH-CH520 lacks. The CH720N also lists longer battery life with ANC off and costs more at typical retail prices.
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