Hello , Show-Room means that 1 Sony MDR-1000X can be exhibited and tested in the store. This product is on display at the following stores: Basel Bern Dietikon Kriens Lausanne St Gallen Winterthur Zurich

In my opinion, no. The sound is equally good and slightly louder than via Bluetooth.

It is originally used between 2 and 4 times.

This helmet is not water resistant, so you should avoid wearing it in the rain :)

Bluetooth cannot be switched off separately, and there is no reason to do so. However, you can use the headphones without a music source only as noise cancelling headphones, if that was the question. However, they must be switched on and if there is no Bluetooth connection, the headphone cable must be plugged into the headphones. Otherwise, it will switch off automatically after some time without a Bluetooth connection.

No, you can only pair the headphones with one device.

All. However, you will probably not yet find much LDAC outside of Sony devices. With the introduction of Android Oreo, however, this should change.

Gem. diesem Post im Sony Forum ist es nicht kompatibel https://community.sony.com/t5/Headphones/Sony-MDR-1000X-and-PS4-compatibility/m-p/617979 oder auch gem. reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/comments/5nqotc/sony_mdr1000x_and_ps4_connection_issues/

Hello Moesu, In my opinion, the headphones are not suitable for sports. You sweat a lot in them. And because they are relatively heavy, they tend to slip. For all other uses that I can imagine, they are perfect. Also as a headset.

You can use it wonderfully for watching TV. (on the notebook) Noise cancelling can also be activated via the cable. It is also recommended to switch on the headphones even if it would only work with the cable.

Unfortunately, this is a "feature" that cannot be changed, according to my information. However, the headphones can be tricked. The easiest way is with a plug in the 3.5mm connector. It doesn't have to be connected elsewhere, you can theoretically cut the cable.

Windows key - enter "Sound" press ENTER then right-click and make sure that "- Show disabled devices" and "- Show disconnected devices" are selected. Then check whether the device is listed and active under PLAY and RECORD.

The AUX cable supplied by Sony works perfectly. The plugs of the normal AUX cables are sometimes too thick and cannot be inserted all the way.

Unfortunately it doesn't work with my Ubuntu system at all (desktop with additional Bluetooth dongle), only with wire.

yes, everything is possible here is the test from digitec https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/page/sony-mdr-1000x-im-test-die-neue-referenz-fuer-audiophile-mit-laermallergie-4887

Yes, unlike the Bose QuietComfort 35, you can switch off the ANC in BT mode. You should also do this in a quiet environment, as otherwise a small amount of noise is audible. It also saves the battery.

About the same quality (see YouTube videos). The difference is mainly in the appearance and the operation. When listening to music, you hardly notice anything of the environment.