Review on Wireless headphones Edifier W820NB, white by Micha Zikowski ᠌

These were perfect for me when I bought them, but now I'd rather spend $100 on a full-size novelty from 1More on Ali (at the time of buying these, I could not afford to wait a month). The noise reduction is effective enough to be used in the metro. - Cups have a practical design and sit perfectly. - The noise reduction is automatically activated when the switch is turned on. - I paid roughly $3,000 for them after discounts, so the cost is really high. - The sound is excellent, but there is a catch. Heavy metal sounds "loose" because the headphones can't pull out everything that is playing in the audio track at once, especially on the guitars. This is because a lot of sound information is lost due to the SBC codec (there are no other codecs here). Rap, electronic music, and similar genres all sound excellent. Pros below: Absence of a 3.5mm audio jack (Type-C can't be used to listen to speakers for very long on a phone since the battery drains very rapidly; nevertheless, speakers are incredibly awesome and only open on a PC). Control buttons are uncomfortable. I struggled to get used to them for two months (they are not read with fingers normally).