Review on Sony WI C310 Wireless Ear Headphones by Ada Dudek

Do not pay attention to people who try to make you believe that Bluetooth earbuds are equivalent to studio headphones. A fairly respectable sound quality for 2000. Everything can be heard, from the bass to the treble to the stage. They do not burp or sneeze at all. In the public transportation system, the subway, etc. Even though I don't have the volume all the way up, there aren't any problems. Now, onto the negatives. The fact that the wires become tanned in the cold is the most significant drawback; as a result, the plugs will crawl into your ears when you turn your head, and they may even come completely out. The headphones came out in a form that is perfect for the summer. Weak magnets that, in addition, are only manufactured on one side of the droplets, and it is up to the user to manually join them. Individuals who participate in physically demanding activities are more likely to have their ears fall off, forcing them to rely on magnets. Be careful. The included laptop did not want to see the ears, so you had to restart it before it would see them. Once it did, it saw them immediately and synchronized with them. In general, they are not paying attention to anything other than the rally. The password for the Bluetooth connection is four zeros. If it weren't for the tanning wires, the ears would be absolutely perfect in every other way. In general, I would suggest doing so.