Review on Sony WH900N h.ear wireless headphones on 2 Wireless NC by Adam Szepietowski ᠌

Someone attributed the location of the power button to the shortcomings, they say, it's hard to feel to the touch. Yes, the button is almost flush with the case, but it's all about skill, I immediately looked where this button is located (between the charging port and the noise reduction control button, which are easy to find), well, when they are on my head, I first determine the charging port with my finger , I lead a little higher and find the power button. A little practice and immediately began to find and press the power button. As for the touch control panel on the right earpiece, it is generally intuitive and I somehow figured it out right away, I didn’t even get the instructions out of the bag. No complaints about the sound. Regarding active noise isolation: The button allows you to turn it off completely (option 1), only passive noise isolation will remain. Option 2 - Noise canceling enabled. In the application, you can choose from two modes: a) just noise reduction or b) wind noise reduction (comfortable on the street). And the third option is surround sound. That is, special microphones pick up the sounds around and feed it to the speakers, essentially amplifying and transmitting the sounds of what is happening outside a little in their own way (these are the same microphones, I think, that are used to cut off noise in option 2). Evaluated the effectiveness of soundproofing in the subway. 70 percent cuts off noise. Prior to that, I went with headphones in the Philips SHB5850 plug form factor. Compared to them, the Sony WH900n is somewhat better, if not much better; Phillips cut off offhand up to 50% of the noise. Yes, they are warm. In the summer, I will probably wear Philips again, but for now, instead of a hat in the fall, this is it. In winter - over a hat :) All in all, I would recommend these headphones.