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 Velizar Stoyanov ᠌

It is unquestionably a waste of money to purchase headphones. Please excuse my personal, subjective perspective, but I believe that the majority of the positive evaluations for these headphones were "purchased." I ask for your understanding in this matter. I should have spent the extra three hundred and fifty dollars on a Xiaomi smartphone or on a replacement left earpiece for my old pair of AirPods. Cons: For the price, I do not believe that it is worth purchasing. They claim you have expensive headphones until you can show off in front of pals, and I don't let you do that. Cons: A very serviceable device, however it lacks even the slightest convenience. A big case cannot be carried in more than one pocket at a time. The words just come tumbling out. Participate in sports or simply take a stroll down the street, then forget about it and fall out. Earplugs that are too thick are difficult to insert. Despite the fact that my ears are clean, the passageways continue to become blocked with earwax. I thought it would be a good idea to get these because they have something called active noise isolation (sorry, but that's a load of rubbish). Although I am a music enthusiast who enjoys listening to music, it is obvious that these headphones are intended for something else. The headphones themselves, as well as the carrying case, each have their own built-in light source. When it's dark in the room and the lights start flashing, you act like an idiot police officer and stroll around. Or, right before you go to sleep, you place them on the nightstand so that they can transform into balls while you are still awake.