Review on Sony WF-1000XM3 Black Truly Wireless Earbuds with Mic, up to 32 Hours Battery Life, Stable Bluetooth Connection, Wearing Detection and Alexa Built-in for Noise Cancelling by Kiril Bonchev ᠌

Previously, I had been making use of Beats X. The time has come to make a replacement decision, and as a content owner of an XBA Z5, I decided to go with a wireless Sonya. In my opinion, the option did not provide the best return on investment for my funds. With its positives being: 1. Ergonomics. In spite of their size, the ears are an excellent fit. They do not become dislodged and do not cause any obstructions when traveling. There is no discomfort even after prolonged use of the product. 2. a reduction in the amount of noise. Very effective noise reduction, although the microphone used for noise reduction farts when exposed to wind. When running is tough due to factors such as wind, use this. 3. An excellent acoustic. Below are some downsides: 1. Soft. Ears begins playing at a medium volume once turned on, and the volume cannot be increased further. The previous volume setting is not recalled. Every time you have to go get the phone out of your pocket. 2. Periodic ear dump. There are times when one "ear" will fall off. 3. The noise produced by the microphone cancels out the noise produced by the wind. 4. The quality of the sound. Individual differences exist in how people interpret sounds. My impression is that it has a "dirty" tone. Beats X had a superior performance. The bass is enjoyable, but only of an acceptable standard. Electronics for 4 minus. The rock is a hard four. 5. Case. The form factor is terrible, and it is very easy to scratch.