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LAWRENCE-COBALT JANSSEN

LAWRENCE-COBALT JANSSEN

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Tuesday 10/27/2026 2:45 pm PDT ⭐ ONE STAR — SONY WH-1000XM5 HEADPHONES: STRUCTURAL FAILURE AFTER LESS THAN TWO MONTHS I purchased Sony WH-1000XM5 premium noise-canceling headphones from Amazon on August 31, 2026, and received them on September 7, 2026. The headphones cost approximately $200. On October 27, 2026, after less than two months of ownership, the structural connection between the headband and right earcup fractured during normal use. I want to emphasize that this was not ordinary cosmetic damage. The component supporting the right earcup physically broke, compromising the structural integrity and usability of the headphones. I purchased this particular Sony model because of its exceptional noise-canceling capabilities. To Sony's credit, the noise cancellation is excellent. Unfortunately, my experience with the mechanical durability of the product has been profoundly disappointing. The headband-to-earcup connection must accommodate repeated movement whenever headphones are placed on the head, removed, or adjusted. In my experience, the hinge assembly appears insufficiently robust for normal everyday handling. On October 27, 2026, I contacted Sony Customer Support and spoke with a representative. I explained the premature structural failure and requested assistance under Sony's manufacturer's warranty. To my astonishment, I was informed that Sony classified the damage as cosmetic and would not provide warranty coverage. Instead, Sony offered to repair the headphones for an additional $99. Consider the situation: A consumer purchases premium headphones for approximately $200. Less than two months later, an essential structural connection fractures. The manufacturer's proposed solution is to charge the consumer another $99 to repair the product. I find that response unreasonable and deeply disappointing. I am not criticizing the individual customer service representative. My concern is with Sony's warranty determination and the durability of this particular model. A fractured structural component is fundamentally different from a cosmetic scratch or ordinary surface wear. I have photographs documenting the failure and my original Amazon purchase receipt. I believe consumers purchasing premium headphones should reasonably expect structural components capable of withstanding normal everyday use. My recommendation to prospective buyers is to investigate the durability of the WH-1000XM5 hinge assembly before purchasing. I am requesting that Sony reconsider its warranty decision and authorize a full refund. Excellent noise cancellation should not come at the expense of basic structural durability. THANK you for taking the time to read this review. LCJ