Review on Sony WIC400/L Wireless Behind-Neck In-Ear Headphones, Blue by Agata Wiatrowska ᠌

I'll focus much of my conversation on the particulars of using a personal computer. My desktop computer is equipped with a wireless and Bluetooth module. It was discovered that this is a single module on the mother board, and in order for it to function normally, it is imperative that the antennae that are included with the motherboard be installed. It would appear that the quality of this module on the Computer is directly related to the quality of the communication. Even while passing through a single load-bearing brick wall, the sound is interrupted to some degree; nonetheless, using an inexpensive smartphone in the identical settings does not result in any such issues. On a smartphone, calls and calls made through applications (such Cart, Viber, and Discord) function normally. Despite the fact that the instructions state that the functionality is guaranteed exclusively for GSM calls. On the other hand, this issue presents itself in its entirety while using a Computer. To put it simply, I was never successful in starting it up as a headset for Windows 10. Like headphones, everything works, pairs, connects, and control buttons work, but as far as I can tell, it is not possible to listen and speak into the microphone at the same time. This is something that is not possible with headphones. When watching a video, it can be incredibly annoying when the sound is substantially delayed behind the visuals. Moreover, headphones are not a good choice for games that need a lot of concentration. The rest is not a problem. In contrast to tws, the earpiece of the rim can be easily removed and hung out to dry, making it a very useful accessory. Good battery capacity; nevertheless, the charge is displayed in an inconsistent manner on wine 10. While you are outside in the cold, the rim will be warm if you are wearing a scarf, which is beneficial for the battery but makes it more difficult to touch the buttons. In general, as headphones, they virtually always satisfy on any device; yet, the purchase price may be too expensive. The sound and microphone quality are below average when used as a headset for a smartphone, but there have not been any major issues reported as of yet. As a headset for a personal computer, I do not suggest it at all, unless you are fully aware of any potential issues and the solutions to those issues in advance.