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 Asahi Sato ᠌

Complete and utter nonsense. For free with a phone, you can overlook their many flaws. But if you want to buy it for $10,000, nafig. Independence is the major drawback. There is no bass and the noise suppression is only average. Already owning 4 B&Os for years, I can attest to their superiority in terms of both sound quality and portability (with the possible exception of tws). The recommended solution to improve autonomy to 4-4.5 hours without significantly affecting sound quality is to disable DSS or anything similar. After 5 months, I can report that the charging issues have been resolved and the sound quality has stayed unchanged, but every 20-30 minutes, the phone loses connection with the headphones, which is quite annoying. Talking on them is next to impossible in noisy public places (and I have them for work trips, so that means at the airport and on the road), as my conversation partners cannot hear me over the background din. In the absence of any other noise, it is OK.