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 Mateusz Banaszkiewic ᠌

I tested the noise cancellation on these Sony and the airpods pro. The airpods are almost completely crammed, but they have hemorrhoids with an android connection. It's just, let's say, "different" on Sony, albeit the noise reduction is still excellent. Permanent disconnections are the primary drawback. Just tin on the sidewalk and in the subway. If you placed your phone in your jacket's left pocket, the sound in the subway was generally stable. On the street, it makes no difference. The sound is steadily cut off every 10-15 seconds for up to a minute. That's all there is to it if you put it in your pocket. Because it is continually interrupted, there is no sound. The claim made by Sony that the signal won't be lost is absurd. Remove all barriers, keep your hands off the victim, and stay away from crowded areas, electronics stores, microwaves, etc. — utter rubbish. Guys, I bought wireless headphones so I could put my phone in my pocket and not have to worry about cords. I must only hold the phone in my hands, at chest height, as per your instructions. No joke, that is how a reliable link was made. While the sound quality was drastically reduced, to the point of wheezing and hissing, the connection stability priority option did not provide any stability. Nothing was altered by the settings in the phone's developer mode. My phone is a Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 464. In windy conditions, listening is impossible outside. Significant issues with connecting to the laptop were another issue. The sound stuttering was persistent. About 3 to 4 hours of shamanism were spent, however the connection was broken. There is also no moisture protection. at all, from the word.