Review on SONY - WH-H910N h.Ear on 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-The-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Dual Noise Cancellation Microphones, High-Resolution Audio, Earcups Stereophony - Black + Audio Extension by Damyanti Negi ᠌

One of those unusual situations in which there is no need to adjust the equalizer settings. The instrumental is pretty easy to understand; even when it was being streamed, it sounded good (in HQ, of course, but still). Subjectively appropriate for the majority of different types of music. The sub-bass is missing a little bit, but if you're looking for something cheaper that plays "boom-tyts" music, you can find something else. Some pros: Excellent sound. In terms of frequency balance and panoramic, this is, in my opinion, one of the best sounding options available at this price point. Anything that is significantly better is already significantly more expensive. Quick connectivity with NFC, and quite practical (disconnect, by the way, too). The noise cancellation is effective, and the volume can be adjusted. They capture from a great distance, can easily scale a few solid walls, and the sound does not stutter. Your very own application in which you can customize features such as an extra button, noise reduction, and an equalizer. despite its advantages. I didn't come across any that were particularly important, although there are some nitpicks: - the volume is changed using the touch panel, and when you need to quickly lower it, you have to "scratch your ear" like a cat, which looks funny from the outside; - the function "put your hand on the panel and hear everything around" works for about a second and a half, subjectively it's not very useful; - the body is matte, which means it is easily soiled, but microscratches are less noticeable; - the bag is the only