Review on Sony WIC400/L Wireless Behind-Neck In-Ear Headphones, Blue by Czeslawa Brzescinska ᠌

Perfect for people who place a high priority on style and the size of their headphones, but who do not require the presence of bass. Has pros: The fact that the bezel is retained on the neck is a useful feature because it ensures that the headphones, even if removed from the ears in the middle of a conversation, will not become dislodged but will instead simply hang there without being misplaced. This is because the bezel ensures that the headphones will not become dislodged due to the fact that it ensures that the headphones will simply hang there without being misplaced. Lungs. The battery is able to keep its charge for a significant amount of time after being charged. Even after a week of continuous listening on the train, which comprised of an hour going there and an hour back each day, the batteries didn't even run out. Several disadvantages: Sound. It is not even close to being relevant that bass is being played. Very horrible crackle in the high treble! In addition, I do not find pleasure in listening to music, I am cognizant of the fact that my ears have a frequency range of 6-7 thousand, and I do not hold myself to very high standards. On the other hand, the term "sand" keeps coming to my mind. Putting these headphones on and listening to a song by Lana del Rey didn't strike me as particularly odd at the time. In fact, I didn't even realize I was doing it. Not incredible, but good considering the cost. But after completing the purchase and beginning to listen to the musical "The Little Prince," my chest grew so painful that I could no longer stand the rattling. In the past, when I listened to music using wired headphones produced by the same brand, I never experienced an issue like this; the sound quality of the music was always clear and detailed (and the price was in the range of 1500r). The music "stuttering" on some of the tracks was an additional blow; as far as I can gather, this problem is not specific to me when used in conjunction with apple music; other people experience it as well. When using the JBL 450 BT headphones, which are also bluetooth headphones, there is no stuttering that can be heard. This suggests that the problem is caused by the headphones themselves.