Review on Enhance Your Audio Experience with Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Headphones and Knox Gear Mount Bundle by Seo Jun ᠌

Even though it's not ideal, if the customer isn't into video games, the purchase probably won't be a letdown in the grand scheme of things, but there may be some nitpicky details here and there that get on their nerves. If the price tag was at least equivalent to that of the 910s, I would give the product a total of 4 stars; but, because I have to find faults more severely, I can only give it a rating of 3. Some pros: Excellent construction quality, sound, noise isolation, and decrease of background noise. Having certain negative aspects The most optimal configuration: the device in the operating system is defined as two distinct devices: first, as headphones with a high sound quality, and second, as a headset (lousy sound quality). It is only possible for one gadget to function at a time. As a direct consequence of this, the sound quality won't be very good when you use a microphone. This is not a problem in some zoom conferences because you are able to communicate regardless of the quality of the person's voice being sent. But if during communication you listen to music or use a device for games with a microphone (at least in those games that I tried, and then googled the forums for technical support and games, and Sony), you will have a poor experience due to the fact that sound and music will be choppy with 16kHz sampling when the device is in headset mode. Alternately, you will need to detach the microphone from the headset in order to continue playing with the game's regular audio, but without a headset microphone. When compared to earlier models of Sennheiser headphones, these ones exert more pressure on the crown of the wearer's head after only an hour or two of use. This is due to the fact that they have a relatively small contact patch with the head and are also quite heavy. They have a somewhat limited amount of time that they can operate on a single charge in comparison to newer competitors (due to the outdated BT 5.0). The noise reduction allows high frequencies from the environment to pass through it (low frequencies are crushed well). Only configuration software for mobile platforms is currently available, not for Windows. There are one and a half settings available in the software.