Review on Renewed Sony WH-CH510 Wireless Headphones 🎧 in Black - WHCH510/BZ: Your Ultimate Audio Companion by Corey Burgess

I use them for mowing, biking and walking. I've been trying headphones for years but can't seem to keep them in my ears. Aside from some much larger studio quality headphones that I use when playing guitar late at night, this is my first comeback. to full-size on-ear headphones. I'm glad I decided to switch. When I put these headphones on, I rarely have to fiddle with them. You'll stay comfortable for over 90 minutes. At my age (50 years) I love the sweater very much. It doesn't take long before I'm soaked to the skin and streams of sweat are pouring down my head. The ear pads have held up well 4-5 days a week for a couple of months since purchase. I place my wet headphones in front of a fan to air dry with other wet clothes and shoes, and they're ready to go again the next day. While I had no trouble getting them to work, I put them in a gallon plastic bag of rice to dry better if it rained on me while cycling. They're more comfortable to wear than in-ear headphones, but I have no idea how anyone could change that to in-ear headphones. I was tired of constantly putting the headphones back in my ears, so this was the only worthy alternative. I've tried bone conduction headphones and didn't like them for many reasons, the main reasons being poor volume control and poor sound quality. These Sony over-ear headphones have 4½ star sound quality (out of 5 stars) and I'm probably just picky about not giving them 5 stars. be different or larger to facilitate control. I have big hands and usually wear gloves when I'm gardening, and I have to stop and fidget a bit to figure out which button my finger is pressing. The bluetooth control seems to be good. I pair the headphones with my Samsung Galaxy S9+ smartphone and the control buttons respond without delay when I change the volume, pause/play or skip tracks in a playlist. I recommend them to anyone tired of fiddling around with headphones and who enjoys listening to their music while exercising or working outside.