It doesn’t work with the Windows PC in our testing setup, but when we leave the lab it connects to a different computer running the same version of Windows and it’s back. Walking my dog down the main road in my town, the Sony WH-CH510 is frustrating, but at the SoundGuys office: perfectly fine.

Sony WH-CH510 review: great value for money | TechRadar Sony WH-CH510 review: great value for money | TechRadar

Our expert listening panel and lab professionals assess how well the headphones prevent sound leaking out to their surroundings.We think the Jabra Move Wireless are a little more stylish, too, with a choice of colour options and minimal lines. If you put the Sony WH-CH510 on your head without turning them on, they do fairly well despite the caveats above, but they’re definitely not the headphones you want for an intercontinental flight for example.

Case for Sony Wh-CH510/JBL Tune 510BT/ 660NC/Jr 310BT Yinke Case for Sony Wh-CH510/JBL Tune 510BT/ 660NC/Jr 310BT

It’s worth noting that, although this particular reviewer has an abnormally large head and often pushes headphone bands to their limit, the Sony WH-CH510 only got about halfway extended before sitting comfortably on both ears. Unlike many of the higher-end models of Sony headphones, there is no wired option for listening here. For truly wireless headphones, it is the battery life of the earbuds only, excluding recharges from charging cases - this means that even the best truly wireless headphones tend to get a mediocre score here, as the per-charge battery life is low compared to other types of headphones. If our Sony WH-CH510 review has you considering other options, here are three more wireless headphones worth checking out.Apart from the Sony logo on both cups, the only other flourish is a simple diamond grid texture covering most of its exterior. If you just look at the score at the top of the page, you’d get a pretty generous assessment of the Sony WH-CH510.