The bottom line with the Sony MDR-M1 headphones is – You will not be disappointed with what you get for your money. These headphones carry a steep price tag, which might seem daunting for a lot ...

RedShark Content Manager, Chris Wells, has been using the new Sony MDR-M1 professional headphones for video editing, podcast production, and general audiophile fun! Here are his first impressions of ...

The MDR-M1 are yet another pair of studio headphones from Sony. Some of you might remember the MDR-MV1 Studio headphones that we reviewed almost exactly a year ago. Well, this pair doesn't have ...

Sony has launched its new MDR-M1 closed-back studio headphones in the Indian market, which have been designed for professionals who are seeking high-fidelity sound. With a 360-degree spatial audio ...

Sony on Thursday (September 26, 2024) launched the MDR-M1 Reference Closed Monitor headphones for music creators and audiophiles in India suitable for music production and high-resolution audio ...

Sony has introduced a new pair of headphones specifically designed for musicians and sound engineers. The MDR-M1 Reference Closed Monitor Headphones deliver clear, accurate sound, with features ...

The company unveiled the new Sony MDR-M1. There are times when you have to work while not in your studio, which means that you’ll be in a more noisy environment. Your open-back headphones just ...

Sony Corporation’s SONY subsidiary, Sony Electronics Inc., has introduced the MDR-M1 Reference Closed Monitor Headphones, tailored for music creators and sound engineers to ensure their music is ...

The Sony MDR-M1 Closed Monitor Headphones have been engineered specifically for sound professionals like music creators, sound engineers, and audiophiles seeking high-quality, isolated listening ...

Inside, the MDR-M1 packs newly developed drivers capable of frequency response of 5Hz – 80kHz. Sony explains that this ultra-wide range is crucial for things like subtle details in various ...

Sony has launched the ECM-M1 microphone that will be available from July 28 at 33,000 rupees. The device boasts eight selectable audio recording modes, including a stereo mode, and features ...

Find out more about how we test. Sony's neat XDR-M1 DAB radio also manages to cram in an FM radio too, so you get the best of both worlds, which is useful if you happen to be outside a DAB ...