Interested in retro headphones? Sony re-released the MDR-3, now in USB-C form. We see if it's any good in our Sony MDR-3R review.
Sony is selling a modern version of the MDR-3 model that debuted alongside the original Walkman in 1979. It retains the original design, right down to the orange and blue foam ear cushions.
The Sony MDR-3R Stranger Things Limited Edition brings back the headphone launched with the 1979 Walkman, now styled after Max and wired for USB-C. Stranger Things details: The black headband...
Sony's iconic 1979 Walkman headphones return as the MDR-3R (same colorful ear pads and everything). Very cool.
Sony has launched the MDR-3R wired USB-C headphones, reviving the design of its original 1979 Walkman headphones with updated drivers, an in-line remote and built-in microphone
Sony has unveiled the MDR-3R, a modern USB Type-C recreation of the classic 1979 MDR-3 headphones, catering to younger listeners seeking retro aesthetics and wired listening.
Sony launches US$60 wired headphones inspired by the Walkman era, tapping into the retro tech revival.
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