Review on Sony WI C310 Wireless Ear Headphones by Ha Joon (Kim joon) ᠌

In general, I chose headphones from the least expensive category available for wireless listening, and I was aware of what to anticipate. As a consequence of this, despite the fact that there are certain pros and negatives, I am quite happy. Both the sound and the volume are to my liking. The possibility to participate in sports while wearing them without feeling concerned that they may fall off because their retention on the neck is handled in an intelligent manner. The advantages of it include the following: Sound of extremely high quality The earpiece is designed to fit comfortably. In the event that the neck is not excessively large, the "ballasts" will land on the front of the shoulders and will maintain their position effectively beneath clothing. Good management. The headphones will switch themselves off after a certain amount of inactivity and will not incur any additional charges. Charging via USB-C was a different and pleasant experience. These are some downsides: About the matter of pairing with an Apple iPhone. That just doesn't exist. In other words, in order to connect the headphones, you need to make a double connection each time, which is really annoying. Even a friend of mine who uses Android ran into the same issue. Also, when I look at the iPhone, it frequently indicates that I should adjust the sound on the headphones. Nevertheless, this is a glitch. In a separate but related matter, with regard to the microphone, I experimented with using my headphones as a microphone when I was out in public. In my ears, I heard my own voice as if everyone in the room and on the street had come to see me. The interlocutor was able to hear everyone, including me, despite the fact that I was not very good and was quiet. Well, 0/5.