Saturday, June 13
Author: Caitlin Rooney
Caitlin Rooney
Caitlin Rooney has been covering Greater Manchester for the best part of a decade. She started at a local paper in Salford, moved to digital, and spent three years on the housing and planning beat before going independent. She has sat through more council cabinet meetings than she cares to count and still reads the planning portal on her phone. She writes about transport, housing, devolution, policing, and the daily grind of how a city actually runs. She has a particular interest in who benefits from regeneration and who gets moved along by it. Caitlin lives in Chorlton. She thinks the Metrolink is both Manchester's best and worst infrastructure, and does not trust anyone who calls the city centre "town".
The Sony WH-CH720N deal currently running on Amazon has brought these wireless noise-cancelling headphones to their lowest ever price, down 51% to $87.95 from a list price of $179.99, a saving of $92.04. If you have been sitting on the fence about a decent pair of cans, that is a reasonably hard fence to keep sitting on.These are not some mid-tier also-ran getting shifted cheap. The WH-CH720N has held onto its What Hi-Fi? Award for best budget wireless headphones, which gives the price drop a bit more weight than the usual promotional noise around Prime Day events.What the Sony WH-CH720N…
The Sony WH-CH720N Prime Day deal has pushed these wireless noise-cancelling headphones to their lowest price ever, dropping 51% to $87.95 from a list price of $179.99 at Amazon. That is a saving of $92.04, and it arrives ahead of Prime Day proper.At 6.7 ounces, Sony bills the WH-CH720N as its lightest and slimmest wireless noise-cancelling headphones. They are not a pair you will notice around your neck on the commute, which counts for something when you are wearing them through a full working day.What You Actually Get With the Sony WH-CH720NThe active noise cancellation handles high-frequency noise reliably. Low-frequency…
Sony’s WH-CH720N noise-cancelling headphones have hit their lowest price ever ahead of Prime Day, dropping 51% to $87.95 from a list price of $179.99 on Amazon. That is a saving of $92.04 on a pair of headphones that were already considered good value at full price.If you have been putting off buying a decent pair of noise-cancellers because the premium end of the market feels like a lot to spend, this might be the moment to stop deliberating.What Makes the Sony WH-CH720N Noise-Cancelling Headphones Worth ConsideringThe headline spec is the weight. At 6.7 ounces, these are Sony’s lightest and slimmest…
The Sony WH-CH720N noise-cancelling deal currently live on Amazon has brought these wireless headphones to an all-time low price, down 51% from $179.99 to $87.95, a saving of $92.04, ahead of Prime Day. For anyone who has been holding out on a pair of Sony cans without wanting to spend flagship money, the timing is decent.At 6.7 ounces, the WH-CH720N are Sony’s lightest and slimmest wireless noise-cancelling headphones. That weight matters more than it sounds on paper, over a long commute or a full day at a desk, a lighter headphone is just easier to live with.What the Sony WH-CH720N…
The Sony WH-CH720N noise-cancelling deal ahead of Prime Day has pushed the headphones to their lowest ever price: $87.95, down 51% from a list price of $179.99, saving you $92.04 at Amazon. If you’ve been sitting on the fence about a decent pair of wireless cans, that fence just got a lot lower.At a price point where most headphones make you pick between battery life, build quality, or actual noise cancellation, the WH-CH720N makes a reasonable case for doing most things well enough. Not everything, but enough.What You Actually Get with the Sony WH-CH720N Noise-Cancelling DealStart with the weight. At…
The Lifehacker Apple 2026 guessing game contest is already under way, and with Round 1 now closed, the competition moves into its second phase on 7 July. If you have opinions about what Apple is going to do next and you happen to be in the US, there is an Apple Watch on the line for the person who gets the most right.The format is straightforward. The contest runs across three rounds, each tied to a different slice of Apple’s annual release calendar. Entrants head to any of the participating CNET Group sites, according to PCMag’s official contest rules, complete…
The Android June security patch is out, and it is not one to sit on. Google’s monthly update for June addresses 124 security vulnerabilities, one of which is already being actively exploited in the wild, making a prompt install more than routine housekeeping.The vulnerability in question, tracked as CVE-2025-48595, is an escalation of privilege flaw in Android Framework. According to Google, attackers can exploit it to force their way into an administrative position on a target device and execute their own code, and users do not need to interact with anything to be at risk. It affects devices running Android…
