Review on Experience Unmatched Sound Quality with Sony WHCH710N Noise Cancelling Headphones: Wireless Bluetooth Over the Ear Headset with Mic for Phone-Call, Black by Siu Siu ᠌

It's a bad there isn't a microphone built into the cable; I usually take advantage of that feature on my headphones, so I didn't give it much thought when making my purchase. Purchased with a significant amount of savings, thus the general impression is one of quality. The advantages of it include the following: The buttons are made of a pleasant plastic and are not only lightweight but also pleasing to the touch. The sound should not be abnormal. My experience using noise-cancelling headphones thus far has been positive, and I look forward to using them again in the future. When I was listening over the wire, I found that the passive sound insulation was quite good, and this satisfied me. The fact that the wire is connected on the left turned out to be another advantageous circumstance. Cons: After a couple of months of the most common use (putting the headphones on the head and taking them off the head several times a day), the plastic on the temples cracked. This occurred because the most common use involved putting the headphones on the head and taking them off the head. There is no other way to describe the person who thought of making these temples hollow other than to call them a genius. There is nothing else to add to that. In addition, there is a problem that occurs less frequently: when noise cancellation is engaged, the metronome only seems to function in the right ear, and it clicks once every second or so. Furthermore in the manner of transparency. And it makes no difference whether the headphones are linked to a device or not; the sound quality is the same either way. I only became aware of its existence four months after it had debuted because. At home, I just occasionally turn on the noise canceling feature. It is difficult to establish what the connection between this issue and the headphones is because they did not fall.