Review on Sony WIC400/L Wireless Behind-Neck In-Ear Headphones, Blue by Czesawa Rosinska ᠌

The ears were removed and replaced with a long-playing headset, allowing the user to not only listen but also place and receive phone calls. Everything just works perfectly in Android, Linux, and Macintosh; there are no issues of any kind. On Windows 10, you can use them either as headphones, in which case you can listen to audio, or as a microphone, in which case you won't be able to hear your conversation partner at all when you call them. I have experimented with device reassignment on a variety of Windows workstations and laptops, but the outcome is always the same: with Windows, the device in question is a pair of headphones rather than a headset. The highest level of success that could be accomplished was to get it to begin as a headset in zoom. It was not possible to begin using Slack, Skype, Teams, or Google Meet with them. If it's not essential, you should absolutely take it. Given the cost, the level of quality unquestionably exceeds expectations. I put a charge on the card once every couple of days, however this is contingent upon the fact that they play music virtually non-stop all day long.