Review on 🎧 Sony WH-1000XM4 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones with Alexa & Mic, Blue by Edyta Cioch ᠌

You are able to have conversations in them, but the ones made by Apple allow you to hear me more clearly. The benefits of it include: The sound isn't terrible, but it's pretty much identical to what you get with the Apple AirPods Pro and MAX. It is really challenging to identify the distinctions. The sound is even of higher quality. It would appear that this is because of the restrictions imposed by the audio codec used for the bluetooth connection. High standards for the materials used. A decent noise reduction, a puncher for neighbors, and a child outside the door will not annoy you even if the music is not playing, but when the music is playing, everything will disappear, even by 30%. Excellent for those who work from home. My head and ears do not feel fatigued, thus I am able to sit in them for the entire day. Cons: I would want to be in a more peaceful environment so that I may hear a wider variety of sounds. To hear the music at its full potential, turn the volume up to 80 percent. Also, the ears are worn out and potentially hazardous. The touchpad is uncomfortable, and I am unable to adjust the volume up on it. The transparency mode is far inferior to what is offered by Apple in its AirPods Pro and MAX headphones. If you are able to forget about them entirely in Apple because they do such a good job of conveying the surroundings, then the ambient sound in Sony will feel totally different, as if you were enclosed in a box.