Review on Sony WF-SP700NB Black Wireless Headphones with Enhanced SEO by Ada Socha ᠌

1. Constantly losing contact with the sound source when there is radio interference, such as when walking down the street. Upon leaving the area where these interferences first emerged, communication might automatically resume or it might not. You must then re-connect. There is another impact that wasn't present in the headphones made by other companies. When playing music, a form of whispering or rattling develops after a communication breakdown brought on by exposure to radio interference and the restoration of communication with the sound source. It simply won't go away. Music playback is turned on and off to treat it. This, in my opinion, is a software flaw. 2. The control keys' ergonomics are decent. The button is a vertically positioned plastic plate that is about 0.5 mm broad and 2 mm long with a rather firm stroke. You must use a great deal of effort to press it with a fingertip. Moreover, the finger has dents (a little exaggerated). But normal management is not in doubt. 3. It won't function as a headset because you won't be able to hear well or be heard on the street. But, it's more likely that this holds true for all headphones with this form factor.