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 Agata Kowalik ᠌

With the model 900, I made the worst technical decision I have ever made. Nothing of the sort was wrong. Sony, you've let me down. These are some advantages: used to replace the WH-H900N Unfortunately, I couldn't find the 900s for sale, so it would be better to repeat them. I didn't notice any advantages other than the fact that they hold the charge longer. Cons are: 1. The shells are small and hard, with something sticking out in the middle (the H900N has a similar design, but the shell is larger and does not touch the ear), and it rests directly on the ear, making it impossible to wear for more than a few hours. 2. The headband is thin with little padding, and given the weight of the headphones, the top of the head soon begins to hurt. must be put on top of a cap. 3. Despite the battery being fully charged and me sitting in front of the computer, the bluetooth frequently turns on and off for no apparent reason (30-50 cm to the bluetooth receiver) 4. When watching YouTube or other streaming videos, the sound frequently disappears for a brief period of time (it seems to stutter), and then the sound begins to lag behind the picture. This issue may be related to point 3. Reloading the page is the sole solution for this issue (WH-900 does not have this problem) identical issue when listening to music, however it sounds more like stuttering I even occasionally used them to create silence and focus without music, but here, not only does nothing change, but I start to hear some noises behind the wall - as if I had put a glass to the wall I really hope that my interlocutors do not hear this. Noise suppression seems to work the other way around. The bow creaks, and I'm not sure how to express that (number 6). As I write this message, I occasionally droop my head to listen to their plastic frames crack. The last, number 7, is that the ears frequently perspire.