Review on Sony WI1000X/B: Black Wireless Behind-Neck In-Ear Headphones with Premium Noise Cancelling by Kio Walker ᠌

To connect the headphones to other devices, you need to hold the "power" button for 9 seconds. I added a photo of the instructions, it was useful to me. And she is fit. Some pros: -Good sound, but only through Aptx, AptxHd, Ldac codecs. Well, if you listen through the wire, then it's generally super. -Ease of use. Each button has its own relief, so it's hard to get confused. - Moderate noise reduction especially in the subway. That's just not pressing the upper noise, but only medium and low. - Lots of high frequencies. Now I know what crystal sound is (it's better to listen to Lossless, it will be noticeable) Loudness is a lot and even a lot. -You can listen all day without a break. - It is imperceptible that they are on you at all) Different cons: -You can't use the Headphones app when playing music through Ldac. -I don’t know why the music center application. Works damp and crashes. -Only 3 charge levels. -Charges for a long time, well, if this is a craze for battery life, then I do not mind -I could not find the mini Jack - micro USB cable (well, or it's hard to find it) -Sometimes you can’t hear low frequencies at all, and sometimes there are a lot of them (I still don’t understand what this is connected with) -You can not use the Headphones application when listening through a cable (the built-in equalizer rules) -Sometimes when switching from one device to another, the volume of the headphones is set to the maximum (be careful)