Review on Get Grooving with Sony WF-SP700NP Pink Wireless Headphones by Chen Anson (Anson ch ᠌

- Working hours. No advertised 3 hours. In the summer about 2 hours, in the winter an hour and a half. And it's far from full volume. In fact, these ears are only for those who "sometimes want to listen to something", not for "always with music". - Charging from the case for some reason does not fully charge, recharging you will not get another 2 hours, but almost a third less. It helps to connect the case to external charging (that is, you charge your ears and the case at the same time, then they will be fully charged) - In the case itself, the headphones are held on latches, and if in a hurry you didn’t push the earpiece tightly enough, or shook the case well, then there is a great chance after charging to find one (or two) undercharged headphones. - Loss of communication. This is just annoying. Even the hood affects the connection between the headphones. I'm not talking about the fact that if your phone (or other signal source is in your pants pocket, or deep in your backpack) Connection losses are as follows: both headphones alternately lose signal, one is lost (for some reason, the right one is mostly), in one noise starts from the headphones instead of sound (reconnection helps) - Using them as a headset for calls on the street is a bad idea. Interlocutors complain of loud noises and slurred speech. So you need to yell so that you are understood and hope for the patience of the one who is on the other end, so that the noise and yelling do not infuriate him. In the room, in principle, you can call them, but why? - A lot has been written about out of sync with video on the phone, I will add it too. There is such a thing.