Taylor Swift-Approved Sony Headphones: How to Buy Online

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Taylor Swift is hopping on an episode of New Heights tonight (Aug. 13), alongside her boyfriend Travis Kelce and his brother Jason, to discuss her 12th album, The Life of a Showgirl, while wearing some impeccable tech.

While the new album drop garnered most of the excitement, fans may have noticed Swift sporting Sony‘s MDR-7506 Professional Stereo Monitor Headphones, a tried-and-true piece of sound equipment. Luckily, the headset is currently on sale at Amazon and Best Buy, offering fans and followers of the pop star the chance to experience advanced sound quality just like Swift. You can shop the headphones in black on Amazon for $99, which is 9% off the original price. At Best Buy, the Sony tech will run you $100.

The Sony product sits over the ear and comes in a carrying case. The headphones can be folded over for compact storage and are often used in professional broadcast settings. The headphones are plug-in and come equipped with a 40mm Driver Unit, offering listeners clear, high-quality sound reproduction. The Gold Connectors and OFC CordReliable offer a stable signal connection and transmission. If you’re looking to start a podcast or if you want to get into the studio to produce and record music, these are for you.

For our Swifties looking for casual Sony gear that’s just as good, we’ve got you covered. Sony’s WH-1000XM4 Wireless Premium Noise-Canceling Overhead Headphones and similar Sony WH-1000XM5 Bluetooth Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones are great over-the-ear silhouettes that provide users with the same quality sound for general listening. Sony’s WH-1000XM4 model retails for $198, while the Sony WH-1000XM5 model retails for $329.

Both headphones feature noise-cancelling capabilities and easy-to-use hands-free calling, precise voice pickup and advanced audio signal processing. Both headphones also have up to 30 hours of battery life, so you’ll never be without your tunes. If your headphones do die out on you, these headphones are fast charging. Three minutes of charging time equates to three more hours of battery life. The color options are also much more vast than the Sony MDR7506, making for a more creative experience.

If you aren’t a headphone person, we get it. Sony also has LinkBuds Fit True Wireless Noise Canceling Earbuds that we think Swifties will love, especially since they’re also Olivia Rodrigo-approved. Approachable and fun, these pop-star loved earbuds retail for $179 and fit snugly without chafing or irritation. The sleek style is wireless, water-resistant, noise canceling and a funky shade of violet, Rodrigo’s signature shade.