Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM3, silver by Wiktor Wiater ᠌

I purchased it during the summer of 2022 when it was on sale for 17,000 dollars. I listened to and tried on a number of different mimics that were priced similarly, and Sony emerged as the winner in terms of sound quality. It is important to point out that I did not enjoy their sound right out of the box, but I was prepared for this because I read that the headphones have a "bass," and that their bass is muddy and causes other frequencies to be perceived incorrectly. In general, I approach evaluations like this with skepticism. Everyone has somewhat different hearing, but in this situation, I heard the same same thing as everyone else: a dreadful hum at 230 Hz that made it impossible to listen to anything other than music considered to be "male" music. The headphones transformed and began to sound better than any of its analogues once I cleaned up the low frequencies and elevated the highs a little bit: detail appeared, some kind of scene, and the sound became really juicy. The sound is more important to me than the headphones' many drawbacks, so I was willing to make this sacrifice for them. Headphones have a lot of negative aspects. These headphones offer a distinct advantage over the majority of its rivals due to their superior memory foam ear cushions, touch controls, and autonomous operation. If you are not frightened to turn the equalizer, it is recommended that you make the purchase.