Sony MDR-M1 closed monitor studio headphones launched in India: price, features | Tech Tips
Following the launch of the Sony Bravia 9 4K mini LED TV last month, Sony has announced the Sony MDR-M1 closed monitor studio headphones. These new headphones are priced under Rs 40,000 and come with professional-grade features for studio use, lightweight design, and 360-degree spatial sound for both consumers and professionals. Check out to know about the price and features of the Sony MDR-M1 headphones.
Sony MDR-M1 price in India, availability
- The Sony MDR-M1 headphones are originally priced at Rs 39,990. However, till October 31st, the headphones will be available for Rs 17,990 as part of the launch offer.
- The Sony headphones can be purchased through Amazon, Flipkart, major retail stores, Sony Centers, and Sony authorized dealers for Indian consumers.
Sony MDR-M1 features
The all-new Sony MDR-M1 features 40mm drivers, which provide ultra-wideband playback (5Hz – 80kHz) for impressive bass and a lightweight design. The ergonomic design and thick padding provide a snug fit that reduces ear fatigue and enhances isolation.
The Sony headphones have a closed acoustic design that blocks ambient noise and prevents sound leakage for accuracy and authenticity. A tuned port (Beat Response Control) also helps manage low frequencies.
The Sony MDR-M1 headphones offer two detachable cable lengths – 6.3mm and 3.5mm – along with easy-to-replace earpads. The company said it ensures that the headphones stay comfortable and stable during extended mixing and mastering sessions, using advanced materials and innovative design.
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Sony MDR-M1 alternatives
The Sony MDR-M1 headphones are priced at Rs 39,990. At this price point, you can try the Sonos Ace. It is priced at Rs 33,998 on Amazon and comes with features like noise cancellation with aware mode, up to 30 hours of battery life with fast charging, spatial audio, Dolby Atmos, Dynamic head tracking, and much more.
On the other hand, the Jabra Evolve2 75 comes for Rs 38,500. It features 40mm drivers, ANC with hearthrough mode, up to 36 hours of battery life, an inbuilt Alexa, and can be paired with up to 8 devices, Google Fast Pair support, and more. Meanwhile, the Sennheiser Accentum Plus comes for Rs 39,026 and offers hybrid Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation, up to 50 hours of playtime, and more.
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