Review on Sony WF-1000XM3 Black Truly Wireless Earbuds with Mic, up to 32 Hours Battery Life, Stable Bluetooth Connection, Wearing Detection and Alexa Built-in for Noise Cancelling by Kiril Grahovski ᠌

A month is mine. The audio quality is excellent. for bluish teeth. I was generally dissatisfied by the bluetooth format and don't agree with certain experts' fervent declarations of the "unsurpassed sound quality" of this (and other) models. Even high-end Bluetooth "plugs" costing $5,000 or more (Senheiser, Sony, Honor) cannot match wired ones for playback quality. Although a lot depends on the phone and Bt version, there might be sound disruptions. When making a purchase, keep this in mind and pay attention. Therefore, Sony MDR-EX650AP, which costs three times less and has no hemorrhoids with sound stuttering or lag, sounds better than XM3. There is no noise reduction on these, just wires. However, I still enjoy wiretapping, albeit less for places where huge money is involved, and the quality of the MX3 is sufficient (in my opinion) for the subway, street, sports, and other activities. The quality does slightly increase when DSEEHX is connected. In terms of quality, I found no difference between "stable connection priority" and "sound priority." In general, Sony created headphones that require friendship, and this is one instance when the phrase "user manual" isn't just for show. On the other hand, with good nozzle selection, proper work with the sensor, and customizing the software "for yourself," this is a very pleasant, albeit pricey, device in comparison to competitors. They can offer you a lot of unpleasant shocks when starting "from scratch." In November, I purchased it at a discount for 12 from a Sony-branded store. The best pricing, in my opinion, is between 8 and 9, with the remaining amount being a brand fee.