Review on Sony WIC400/L Wireless Behind-Neck In-Ear Headphones, Blue by Ada Jankowska ᠌

Do not believe people who say the sound is incredible and that it is more impressive than headphones that cost five thousand dollars. To facilitate comprehension, the wired Sennheiser cx200 headphones cost a little more than a thousand dollars and sound better, more detailed, and deeper. Yeah, I don't want to imply that the sound coming from these Sony headphones would cause your ears to bleed, but it is abundantly evident that it does not approach the level of sound-specialized companies such as Sennheiser. The 20 hours that were promised could not be accomplished, but they will keep the 15-18 hours. The microphone has not been the subject of any complaints. As a form of headwear, they are an excellent choice. This collar continues to be a hindrance when combined with an active lifestyle. I didn't appreciate how the voice notifications or the beeps made by the headphones themselves fully drowned out the music; nevertheless, they could have done a better job of partially drowning out the music. When the battery in the headphones is completely depleted, they will just turn off without giving any early notice. You might decide to add some squeaking, say, an hour before the machine is turned off. There are issues with the Bluetooth connection, however the connection is maintained reliably and is able to pass through walls.