Hey I'm Justin -- headphone editor for CNET and this is a first look at the Sony and ER one. The 300 bucks and they're definitely a luxury purchase but if you're shopping for a -- that sounds as good as it looks he won r.s are worth considering. The full size cups on the side here and closing cushion your ears with plush leather. But you may want to stop -- your local distributor China -- offers Steve -- actually reviewed these headphones for CNET and he found that very comfortable. But I tried them on as well and felt it inside of the -- pressing against my ears which got pretty irritating over long listening sessions. But regardless no headphone is universally comfortable and -- just in the half ounces the one -- are definitely lightweight. Cups themselves panning horizontally and vertically for extra comfort and even though the gun metal -- are plastic -- still feels they're being able to withstand abuse to expect. The forty millimeter driver design inside the headphones is unique as well. Sony positions them -- an offset angle is a fine and directly pictured here at the design has starred in the eighties and still continue in this model today. Sony also claims that guy friends insight can deliver frequencies up to eighty kilohertz that's three times higher than most high and -- phones. In terms of accessories headphones come with 247. Inch long cables. Those terminate in three and a half millimeter plugs in each and one cable has an Apple compatible remote with -- microphone for making calls and the other is just a -- -- So in terms of sound performance our viewers Steve Guttenberg compare -- to this Anheuser Roman times. And the bowers and Wilkins. With a really natural sound quality that should complement whatever music you pumped through. With a bit more -- in those competing models they're also great for watching movies. You -- check out more details from Stephen is for review on CNET but that's gonna do it for me. I'm Justin Yu and you just have a first look at the Sony and ER one -- things like.