Impedance
50 Ohms
Frequency
24000 Hz
Weight
205 g
Sony MDR-10RNC features Unknown. Help us by suggesting a value. battery.
Against the WH-1000XM6, is 49g lighter. Compared to the WH-1000XM5, the MDR-10RNC is 45g lighter. The WH-ULT900N is 50g lighter, and the WH-1000XM3 is 50g lighter.
Design
| Fit i | Over-ear (482 others) |
| Weight i | 205 g (2 others) |
| Has a detachable cable i | ✔ (468 others) |
| Can be folded i | ✔ (370 others) |
| Has a tangle free cable i | ✔ (296 others) |
| Travel bag is included i | ✔ (353 others) |
Sound quality
| Has active noise cancellation (anc) i | ✔ (332 others) |
| Lowest frequency i | 6 Hz (10 others) |
| Highest frequency i | 24000 Hz (13 others) |
| Driver Unit Size i | 40 mm (343 others) |
| Impedance i | 50 Ohms (5 others) |
| Sound pressure level i | 101 dB/mW (2 others) |
| Has a neodymium magnet i | ✔ (233 others) |
Power
| Has a battery level indicator i | ✔ (376 others) |
Connectivity
| Connectivity i | Wired (175 others) |
Miscellaneous
| Has a 3.5mm male connector i | ✔ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lowest frequency of the Sony MDR-10RNC?
At 6 Hz, the Sony MDR-10RNC is 61% below the category average for lowest frequency, ranking #464 out of 559 — see ranking headphone products.
Is the Sony MDR-10RNC lightweight?
Yes. At 205 g, the Sony MDR-10RNC is 17% below the category average for weight, ranking #148 out of 545 — see ranking headphone products.
What is the highest frequency of the Sony MDR-10RNC?
At 24000 Hz, the Sony MDR-10RNC is 16% below the category average for highest frequency, ranking #201 out of 561 — see ranking headphone products.
What is the impedance of the Sony MDR-10RNC?
At 50 Ohms, the Sony MDR-10RNC is 10% below the category average for impedance, ranking #66 out of 453 — see ranking headphone products.
How does it compare?
How does the Sony MDR-10RNC's lowest frequency compare to similar headphoness?
At 6 Hz, the Sony MDR-10RNC trails the Cambridge Audio Melomania P100 (20 Hz) by 70%.
How does the Sony MDR-10RNC's weight compare to similar headphoness?
At 205 g, the Sony MDR-10RNC leads the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H100 (375 g) by 45%.
How does the Sony MDR-10RNC's highest frequency compare to similar headphoness?
At 24000 Hz, the Sony MDR-10RNC trails the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H100 (40000 Hz) by 40%.
How does the Sony MDR-10RNC's sound pressure level compare to similar headphoness?
At 101 dB/mW, the Sony MDR-10RNC trails the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H100 (103 dB/mW) by 2%.