Review on 🎧 Sony WH-1000XM4 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones with Alexa & Mic, Blue by Jun Bak ᠌

- The sound quality is more likely not a drawback, it is not bad, but it does not come close to wired analogs for 10-15 thousand (Sony MDR-1A, Audio-Technica m50), which, of course, is disappointing at a price of 25-30 thousand. On the one hand, it is possible to listen to music in noisy places thanks to noise reduction, on the other hand, for this money you expect that they will be no worse than wired counterparts at a price 2-3 times lower. Closely there is no that intelligibility and pettiness of a sound, as in wired ones. Perhaps it's the bitrate (even when quality is prioritized), perhaps something else, but I haven't heard any wireless headphones that come close to the above wired models; - touch control - it works, but sometimes false positives occur, sometimes touches are not recognized at all, so it's more "for pathos" than something really very convenient - I would prefer physical buttons instead of such an implementation; - the proximity sensor, which pauses or turns on the music again, has a delay in operation of 5-10 seconds, and if you go in a tight winter jacket, then the headphones are still tightly pressed to the neck when removed, then the sensor does not pause the music at all ; - In places where there are a lot of bluetooth devices (for example, in stores where these headphones are sold), the connection is constantly falling off.