Review on Sony Bluetooth Headphones Resistance Assistant by Kiril Hristov ᠌

These aren't the headphones I would have picked out on my own, but rather the best ones that fit inside my price range without sacrificing sound quality. After being let down by the JBL Tune 225TWS, I wasn't expecting a miracle; I just need a good pair of wireless headphones. The shopkeeper suggested I buy them. Your preferences: 1. Sound. Excellent bass depth. However, I find that they are not ideal for all types of music because I do not have enough mids. Second, the high quality of the in-built microphone. Communication partners express no dissatisfaction. The noise reduction isn't great (particularly in the subway), but it's tolerable for me. Third, it pairs with your gadgets instantly and won't fall off as often as your JBL ones did. They travel great distances to catch fish. When I put my ear to the receiver and go around my house or office, the signal remains constant from 15 meters away. In spite of frequent use, the battery lasts for three whole days! 5. Pleasant to the touch. Sixth, easy-to-use button layout. The main control is on the wrong side of the device, and the left earpiece is the primary one while the right one clings to it. Hello, Sony. Just where did we go wrong? 2. Even with the tiniest ear cushions, they are still too big for my ears. Sports require continuous adjustment to prevent them from coming loose. Outcome. I probably wouldn't have bought them if I'd taken a more deliberate approach to making the decision. As a result of the flaw mentioned in paragraph 1, this is the case. I just couldn't get used to it. Second, it's OK for an impulsive buy. Should you go with them? We'd prefer a yes to a no. Since the music sounds so good! Affordable and satisfying overall.