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 Andrey Koulev ᠌

Before making my purchase, I did a lot of research online and read a lot of positive reviews regarding the sound quality and how well it reduced background noise. These headphones have a noise cancellation rating of 146%; as a result, you won't be able to hear a vacuum cleaner operating nearby or passing cars at all when you wear them. The sound quality also did not fall short of expectations; in my humble view, it is even superior to that of some high-quality full-size headphones. For me personally, the benefits far surpassed any potential drawbacks. An extremely revolting program developed by Sony, which functions correctly the vast majority of the time, does not display the connection of the headphones even when the phone has linked them through the Bluetooth menu, and in general prefers to show the "not connected" screen as frequently as possible, regardless of the reason for doing so. In addition, the design is not very contemporary (by the way, they were only connected to the iPhone XR and 8, so it's possible that android does not have the same issues; nonetheless, this was the only platform tested). The headphones are cumbersome and constantly come out of people's ears, which is the second and more particular drawback. I've experimented with a number of different tips, but they never seem to stay in place and end up falling out of the ear canal. Additionally, they are fairly huge and have the appearance of bananas in the ear canals. I'm going to sell the headphones since, all things considered, I'm not happy with them.