Review on Sony Bluetooth Headphones Resistance Assistant by Bogdan Mironow ᠌

The headphones have been used for three and a half months, and I believe that for this price (specifically, I purchased them for five thousand), they are a very worthy option. Despite their size, they fit so well in the ears that, after walking around for ten to fifteen minutes while wearing them, you forget that you are even wearing headphones at all. Even through the walls of the flat, Bluetooth can pick up signals up to 10 meters away. You can watch movies, listen to podcasts, and listen to music while wearing them, and everything is comfy. I believe that the sound quality is really wonderful for the ordinary user considering the price tag. When I put them up against Apple's AirPods, I found that the sound quality on these was noticeably superior, despite the fact that they cost only one-half as much. The actual autonomy is 6.5-7 hours plus the case, which is enough for one full charge. For me, this is sufficient for several days' worth of use. The declared autonomy is 8 hours. The actual autonomy is 6.5-7 hours plus the case. All of the flaws that I have noted are pretty minor and can be considered nitpicking. For example, I don't need an application for tuning because the sound is already very good, but for other people, this may be a deal breaker. The size may be huge, but it does not cause fatigue to the ears, and in addition, it makes it possible to obtain a high level of autonomy) with the exception of one thing: a microphone. The microphone in this location is terrible; yet, as long as you are inside, your interlocutor will hear you normally. yet, if you are outside, where there is noise from the wind or cars driving by, the sound quality from the microphone will be much diminished. In conclusion, if you don't really need a headset, but you want affordable bluetooth headphones with good-quality sound and high autonomy, then I believe that this model is an excellent alternative to purchase. P.S. A number of individuals have voiced their dissatisfaction with the bluetooth connection. When I first started listening to audio, I had a couple instances in which this problem occurred. Or, for instance, when he just went outside, turned on the music, blocked the phone, and put it in his pocket, which was all within the last few minutes. However, I feel it's important to point out that this particular subplug is more of an anomaly than the norm. They occur infrequently, are not associated with every connection, and persist for no more than a few of seconds at most; hence, it does not irritate me in the least; it is entirely likely that the people who commented below have gotten married. P. S. The headphones stopped working all of a sudden after being used for a year and a half.