Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM4, silver by Mateusz Gsiewski ᠌

At first, the voice that played whenever the sound mode was changed was grating, but everything was sorted out after the settings from the official program were applied. Because I find some of the capabilities, such as switching the operating mode away from location and 360 degrees, to be superfluous, I don't use it for ten to twelve hours straight every day. When working with a computer, there is a disadvantageous feature, and that is that it is defined as two devices (headphone and stereo headphones). The headphone can be used as a headset because it comes with a microphone, but the sound it produces is absolutely poor. The only function that stereo headphones are capable of performing is that of headphones. Only one connection mode can be used at a time, and "headphone" is given priority over the other connection modes. This implies that if a particular application chooses to use "headphone" as its connection mode, stereo headphones will not function until the application stops utilizing the headphone (either as an input or an output device). It is not possible to utilize the headphones hidden beneath the hood in the "external sound" mode because of the way the headphones were designed. The headphone folding design allows you to make it half as short as it is, instead of 22 * 16 * 6, to make 12 * 16 * 8, without significant problems, which means that it is good for storage, but it takes up a lot of room to wear. The storage case is incredibly good.