Review on Experience Wireless Music Like Never Before with Sony WI-C300 In-Ear Headphones in White by Amit Amit ᠌

the wire break, of course, let everything flow through my beard, turned it over to the SC and requested me to swap it to the identical ones or mend it =) in theory, after wearing it for half a year, I already got used to its limitations. Has some pros 1. I was pleased with the sound; I had anticipated that it would not be particularly loud, but it ended up being significantly better than the JBLs that came before it; the bass levels are about average. 2. The amount of time spent working - "Oh mommy, what a thrill when the charge is more than 10 hours of work!" (stretched for almost 2 days without problems) 3. Placement in the ears: they are secure, whereas I had anticipated that they would fall out (if you run, then yes). 4. Weight - I am ecstatic that they are not heavy at all. 5. Charging time: I found it rather strange, but I was able to charge them in one hour (no matter how angry the rest). 6. Near-field communication (NFC) is just a "awesome" added benefit because it eliminates the need to search through your phone and wait for a connection. 7. Price - I was taken aback by how good this was for 2300 dollars. These are some downsides: 1. The placement of the battery on the back of the device; it would be more stylish if it were done on the right side of the device; therefore, there is an advantage if it is not fixed. 2. A thin wire — despite how disheartening it may be, the quality of the connection between the right earpiece and the battery "alas and ah" had to be handed over after six months of continuous use. This was the only option. 3. Microphone: "well, eprst" is a sad story here, or it's barely audible, or I'm like in the water, you just have to switch to the phone. If you can't hear me, the microphone is the problem. 4. The control panel is a point worth considering because following a conversation that takes place through the panel, switching does not immediately take place.