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 Ningyen Su ᠌

Before making a purchase, I tried out some of the competition, specifically Sennheiser and Apple AirPods. The latter were terrible in every way, but the Sennheisers are great; however, they are more expensive and do not have noise reduction. So, I decided to go with Sony. Has pros: Incredible audio quality! It turns out that the music can be adjusted to your taste just right thanks to the equalizer; the bottom is nice and soft, the highs are headlong, and the mids are not lost. Concerning the noise reduction, it does an excellent job, but you shouldn't automatically think that it gets rid of all noise completely because it focuses primarily on low frequencies. For instance, you will still be able to hear the sounds of the train if you are in the underground. When you turn on the noise reduction in the workplace, you get the impression that you are in a closed-off room. This is one of the interesting sensations that can be experienced in the workplace. Having this drawback: Large. After working with the standard wired plugs, the weight of these plugs is immediately noticeable. This is not to say that working with them is particularly difficult. These fit wonderfully in my ears, and the set includes a wide variety of ear pads made of different kinds of plush materials, so I was able to select those that were very cozy. But, because it is possible that someone will not fit, I propose measuring. In the home-work mode, the ears do not get tired when listening in transport; however, if you fly somewhere for six hours, I'm not sure that the ears will calmly endure it. In the home-work mode, the ears do not get tired when listening in transport.