Review on Sony WF-1000XM3 Black Truly Wireless Earbuds with Mic, up to 32 Hours Battery Life, Stable Bluetooth Connection, Wearing Detection and Alexa Built-in for Noise Cancelling by Abhey Bar ᠌

Because of the onset of cold weather and the requirement to wear a hat, an annoying feature came to light: because they protrude too far from the ears, either the hat moves up or the headphones fall out of the ears. This is an extremely inconvenient feature. In temperatures below zero, it's highly likely that I won't be able to wear them at all because the cold will cause my ears to freeze. If that happens, I'll have to go back to using my old earplugs. Its advantages include: good music quality, effective noise reduction, and the elimination of any additional sounds that might occur as a result of using it in a public transportation setting (as, for example, in Sony mdr-100abn headphones, but they are full-sized) - Included a large number of nozzles made of a variety of materials to accommodate a wide range of ear sizes Cons: - sometimes loses connection with the phone (I have a Google Pixel 4); - sometimes one earphone turns off, and you have to turn off the bluetooth and turn it on again on the phone; - despite the fact that there are a lot of nozzles, I am unable to select the nozzle that is best suited to my personal listening preferences from among them. Either your ears will start to hurt, or you will need to frequently adjust the outgoing earpiece; either way, you will not be able to connect to the computer via bluetooth since he thinks they seem unusual. - People you speak to on the phone complain about your hearing quality. - If you remove the right earpiece, the music will stop playing. - Sometimes, when I'm talking on the phone, I take out both earpieces and put them in my pocket because I'm too lazy to put them in their case. I can reach inside my pocket to retrieve something else if I need to. The right earpiece will then respond to the touch in order to continue playing the song. Then you glance down at your phone, and you realize that fifty percent of the playlist is already stored there.