Review on Wireless headphones Sony WF-1000XM3, black by Mateusz Burzyski ᠌

Most likely, I'll sell the headphones themselves for parts. some advantages The headphones are excellent; they hold a charge for a very long time, have a pleasant sound, and last for a very long time. The first pair lasted for three years before the right earbud started to lose power much more quickly than the left one did; it now only lasts for about 10 minutes of low-volume music listening. several drawbacks: However, that pair was purchased a long time ago; therefore, if you decide to get this model today, I rush to object. It is obvious that after using them for the first time, I was so completely satisfied that as soon as the first one started to malfunction, I made the decision to get a replacement pair. therefore, in chronological order: 1) The apparatus has been upgraded. I well recall the oblong box in which the first pair was delivered, but when I ordered the second set, both the box's appearance and its contents were altered. The packaging for everything was awful. Also modified is the plastic packaging for silicone tips, which is now in the form of a folding package that cannot be routinely closed after the initial opening. Secondly, the actual headphones. The right earpiece of the second set was seriously defective and would not turn on. Because even the earphone's indicator sent off an unhealthily erratic flicker, as if there were a persistent lack of electricity, it was most likely that the battery had some sort of issue. It faded totally when taken out of the package. This pair was happily accepted. That didn't actually leave a very bad taste, so my relatives decided to buy me the same model as a gift. Naturally, the purchase was made in advance and was still in the box at the appointed hour, which prevented the performance review from taking place. The third set, it turned out, had the same issue as the second pair at the critical moment, but this time BOTH headphones had power issues, and none of them would turn on even briefly. The headphones' box itself also exhibits hazardous behavior; whereas the box from the first pair takes days to reach this state, the box from the second set starts flashing as if it is discharged after only an hour. Because the warranty is only for 14 days, they refused to accept the purchase this time or even exchange it for a functional pair. 11 mowers that don't even turn on have purely disposable ears. Thank you; I had hoped for a little more.