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 Minoru Taguchi ᠌

When I realized how happy I was with the WF-SP700N, I made the decision to switch to a new model from Sony (the old ones already had worse batteries). Clearly, without any effect. Has some pros 1) It has a good noise reduction, which is helpful on the metro and other areas with a lot of background noise. 2) The sound is of high quality. 3) Not only can they store a charge for an extended period of time, but the housing itself has a lot of storage space. 4) There are no pauses or delays when viewing videos. Include some drawbacks, such the following: 1) Get yourself out. I used to use the WF-SP700N model, and I don't understand why it was discontinued; the arms helped ensure a secure hold on the headgear. They tend to fall out, and I have tried all of the ear cushions that come with the set, but this has not helped. 2) If you are linked to a computer, the sound will frequently go off, and you won't be able to watch the video. A phone, on the other hand, does not behave in this manner. 3) The buttons are the devil because they are pointless and inconvenient, and you will press them even when there is no reason to (want to fix the earpiece, put on a hat or hood, whatever - you are guaranteed to hit the button and it will work). Moreover, when pressed, it hits in the ear.