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 Su San ᠌

At the very beginning, the ears became fatigued even more quickly than was mentioned in the previous comment. Literally in an hour and a half, the tragus began to hurt in the ears, to the point where the headphones could not be worn for at least the following half a day. This is such a small cartilaginous protrusion on the outer ear, in front of the auricle. My ears eventually adjusted to these headphones, and the pain I was experiencing went away. Now, I'm able to walk in them for up to three hours at a time without experiencing any signs of fatigue. I put Apple AirPods Pro in my ears to test them, and it turned out that they suited my ears better, that it was more comfortable to wear them, and that they had been programmed to produce a sound that was more tolerable than it had been when I first tried them. Although I am a part of the Apple ecosystem, I would not consider myself an Apple fan and I rarely rush out to buy new products. I went with Sony because the company has been producing headphones since the days when they had curlicues, and they are quite knowledgeable about sound. As a consequence of this, I arrived to the realization that it would be more beneficial to take overhead 1000s from Sony, and these would then be either donated or sold. I put earbuds to the test, and they are superior to earplugs in every way except for their portability:D Because I carry a backpack, I do not place a significant emphasis on how compact anything is.