The Sony WH-CH510 have solid audio, great battery life, and Bluetooth connectivity, meaning they offer excellent bang for your buck. A slightly flimsy build may be a dealbreaker for some, but for most it’ll be a worthy sacrifice at that price.

The Sony WH-CH510 aren't the technological tour de force we might associate with Sony headphones, but they don't have that kind of price-tag either. They’re not the last word in sophistication, but there's charm.

If your priorities include grab-and-go functionality and a long battery life, these certainly deliver. The sound quality gets the job done, and the minimalism of the design insures that nothing unnecessary will get in your way.

Unless you absolutely must hear everything going on around you over your music, these are best left on the shelf. The Sidetone feature is well-intentioned, but an audio passthrough feature isn't appropriate to leave on all the time—something that the Sony WH-CH510 does.

While their bass and mid ranges are very well-balanced, unfortunately, their treble range's accuracy is only mediocre, and some vocals and instruments may sound thin and dull.

They might not exceed in every category, but for the price, they’re worth checking out.

Sony is good at building expensive headphones, but it is all the more difficult to build good cheap headphones. In this case, they have gone too far with the saving knife, and it has affected both the feeling of quality and the sound. Despite the low weight, they also do not sit comfortably. However, Sony should have plus points for fast charging and excellent battery life.