Sony MDR-ZX110

Sony MDR-ZX110

Sony
48 Overall Score
vs
Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Anker
87 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Sony MDR-ZX110

78 out of 100 medium confidence 13 reviews

The Sony ZX Series wired on-ear headphones deliver impressive sound quality with solid bass and clear mids for under $20, making them a great value. Users praise their lightweight, foldable design and comfortable fit for extended wear, though some note the headband lacks padding and the plastic construction feels cheap and creaky. Overall, they are recommended as reliable budget headphones for daily use, commuting, or desk work.

Pros
  • Excellent sound quality for the price
  • Lightweight and foldable design
  • Comfortable for extended wear
  • Strong bass and clear mids
  • Good value under $20
Cons
  • Unpadded headband causes discomfort
  • Cheap plastic construction creaks
  • Earcup foam deteriorates and flakes
  • Bass distorts at maximum volume
  • Glossy finish attracts fingerprints
👍 Sound quality 5
👍 Value for money 5
👎 Build quality 4
🤔 Comfort 4
👍 Portability 3
🤔 Bass performance 3

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

88 out of 100 low confidence 5 reviews

The Soundcore Space 2 headphones have impressed users with their exceptional comfort, long battery life, and strong noise cancellation for the price. While the default sound profile may need EQ tweaking via the app, the overall audio quality, build, and features like multipoint and LDAC make them a great value. Minor drawbacks include warmth during long sessions and a lack of water resistance.

Pros
  • Exceptional comfort
  • Long battery life
  • Strong noise cancellation
  • Great value for price
  • Customizable EQ via app
Cons
  • Default sound profile needs EQ
  • Gets warm during long sessions
  • No water resistance
  • 3D audio mode gimmicky
👍 Comfort 5
👍 Battery life 4
👍 Noise cancellation 5
👍 Sound quality 5
👍 Value for money 4
🤔 App experience 4

Scores

Budget
Sony
64
Anker
82
Commute
Sony
35
Anker
78
Gaming
Sony
40
Anker
78
Work
Sony
34
Anker
76
Studio
Sony
46
Anker
72
Music
Sony
43
Anker
71
Calls
Sony
24
Anker
64

Specifications

Sony MDR-ZX110Anker Soundcore Space D1402
Design
Form Factorover-earover-ear
Open/Closedclosedclosed
Foldable✓✓
Weight0.10 kg★0.26 kg
Ear CushionRubberprotein leather
Headband—memory foam with a soft leather finish
Audio
Driver Typedynamicdynamic
Driver Size30 mm40 mm★
Drivers—1★
Freq Min12 Hz★20 Hz
Freq Max22 kHz★20 kHz
Impedance24 Ω—
Sensitivity98 dB★—
Hi-Res Audio✗✓★
CodecsSony MDR-ZX110 Closed Supra-Aural Dome Stereo Headphones, BlackSBC, AAC, LDAC
Noise Control
ANC✗✓★
ANC Type—adaptive
Transparency✗✓★
Connectivity
Wireless✗✓★
Bluetooth—6.0
Profiles—A2DP, AVRCP, HFP
Multipoint—✓★
Wired Connector3.5mm3.5mm
Detachable Cable✗✓★
Cable Length1.2000000476837158 m—
Battery
Battery Life—50 hrs★
Fast Charging—5 min for 4 hours playback
Charging—USB-C★
Microphone
Microphone✗✓★
Mic Count—3★
NC Mic—✓★
Boom Mic✗✗
Detachable Mic—✗
Features
Voice AssistantNoSiri
Touch Controls✗✗
App—Soundcore
Water Resistance—Water-Resistant

Pros & Cons

Sony MDR-ZX110

  • Strong social proof (90th percentile)90th %ile
  • Strong comfort (87th percentile)87th %ile
  • Below average mic (15th percentile)15th %ile
  • Below average anc (32nd percentile)
  • Below average build (34th percentile)

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

  • Strong anc (98th percentile)98th %ile
  • Strong connectivity (96th percentile)96th %ile
  • Strong sound (94th percentile)94th %ile
  • Strong build (91st percentile)91st %ile

Pricing

Sony MDR-ZX110 is €93 cheaper (4.5x less).

Sony MDR-ZX1101.784score per dollar
vs
Anker Soundcore Space D14020.727score per dollar

Sony MDR-ZX110 offers 2.5x better value for money

Sony MDR-ZX110

Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Verdict

★ Winner: Anker Soundcore Space D1402

Scores 87 overall, wins 7 of 7 usage categories and 13 of 37 specs.

Anker Soundcore Space D1402 Better at:

WorkCallsMusicBudgetGamingStudioCommute

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