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

Already a significant improvement over even my ninth set of wireless headphones, which provides a basis for comparison. I paid 2100 for the item, and I believe that this is a price to quality ratio that is just about perfect. Prior to that, there were gills, and as a result, there is a loss of sound there. After that, there was a loss of connection with the phone, and there was no guarantee at all that the conversation would be free of jambs if the phone was a significant distance away. In the instance of Sony, I am able to assert that they dominate both the battery and communication markets. Because there is no connection at home, you are required to carry the phone outside onto the balcony, where it must remain; inside the house, you must use headphones to take calls and communicate with callers. So, it picks up properly across the entire flat; in fact, there is even a signal in the bathroom. The battery will last for two days without needing to be recharged and even with regular use. In general, one of my biggest regrets is that I did not start taking them sooner. Everyone thought that I would be able to save costs. In point of fact, it was just what the old saying said it would be: the cheapskate pays twice). In addition, if you connect to more than one device, when you connect the second device, you will need to press and hold the power button on the headphones for at least seven seconds. This is required. I would suggest using both hands.