Review on 🎧 Sony Premium Lightweight Wireless Bluetooth Extra Bass Noise-Isolating Stereo Headphones: Uncompromising Sound Experience by Kiril Stanoychev ᠌

Several advantages, including portability, ease of construction, and attractiveness. Since I am not much of a music fan, I did not originally place a lot of emphasis on the headphones' sound quality. My preconceived notion was that the sound transmitted via bluetooth would undoubtedly be lacking in depth. As a result, I started using it solely as a simple wireless alternative to the Sennheiser HD215. Once again, while listening to something that was being transmitted over the wire from Sinhov (the computer does not yet have bluetooth), I became aware of the fact that the sound that was being transmitted did not contain any life. Immediately, I played the video that was taken on a smartphone through the Sony WH-CH510 and compared the results. It turned out that I had already become accustomed to a different sound quality, and the old headphones began to seem muffled in comparison to its background. This resulted in a nice surprise for me. Below are some downsides: For some reason, I had the impression that they were bigger than they actually were; however, this is more of a personal expectation than anything else.