Review on SONY - WH-H910N h.Ear on 3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Over-The-Ear Bluetooth Headphones with Dual Noise Cancellation Microphones, High-Resolution Audio, Earcups Stereophony - Black + Audio Extension by Ahana Sharma ᠌

I used it to play music on my phone. Although they are full-size, headphones are also portable. This has both benefits and drawbacks. Plus: They comfortably stay on your head, you can move around in them while wearing them, and they won't slip off. Minus: Your ears fit in only snugly. Under the mesh, there are also projecting components inside each earpiece. When the earpiece is in the proper position, it rests against the outside portion of the ear; however, if it is shifted to the opposite side, the ear cushion will start to press. Although you can theoretically sit in them for hours, if your ears are larger than average, it will probably cause pressure someplace. I experience light pressure from time to time. So, it is required to measure, ideally for a longer time. By sound: I replaced the wired one with a Sony MDR-7510, so I can only compare with those. There are definitely more basses in 910, the frequency curve is different, and the sound is different if you listen with the ldac codec. However, the quality with ldac is quite good, and the connection at home maintains well, even through the wall. Although there is noise reduction, it only seems to reduce the noise by between 60 and 70%. You must specify the quality priority in the Sony application and the bluetooth connection settings in order to enable ldac (I have an android). Although occasionally you might mistakenly touch your hand and alter the track or push pause, touch controls are adaptable. I eliminated all audio prompts from the application, leaving only notifications for turning on and off. To be more specific, the remaining charge is graded as follows: 100-70-50-20-0.