Sony - C400 Wireless Behind-Neck In Ear Headphone White (WIC400/W)
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April to August. The headphones were urgently needed for an interview, therefore they were bought during the first week of the mass self-isolation because their predecessors, the WI-C310, had once again gone missing. During an impromptu interview in

! Over 25 hours have passed since the battery was fully charged, as indicated by the most recent reading. Battery life after 4 hours of charging. It will last a week of regular use. These headphones are convenient if you're sick of being tethered…

The relationship with Sony is regular. But! The collection of who? China? China has recently been prospering. or, I'm not sure which one!

By the way, the nfs sensor on these earlier headsets only worked sporadically, however it worked flawlessly on this one despite having a broken right speaker. It's unfortunate. Sennheiser is what I'm using now.

It is very convenient to listen to music, and there have been no complaints about the sound quality of the headphones. I took them with me so that I could talk on the phone while driving, especially for extended periods of time when the baby was sleeping. Again, I compared it to a Samsung model that is very similar to it, and while that model has a connection to two phones, I only have two phones total. It is very convenient to be able to receive calls on one headphone from both a personal phone and a work phone. I'm sorry to say that Sony does not. In general, I am pleased with the purchase and give it four out of five stars; however, the plugs themselves are not comfortable for me and do not look very good. Despite this, I give the purchase four stars. If you only put one earpiece, it will keep rolling to the opposite side no matter what. No longer interested in purchasing these, I'd rather turn to Samsung for two phones that are reasonably priced and come with standard plugs…

I'll give the service a try, but I doubt anything will come of it. Certain benefits I slept in them while listening to space music. With the buttons, you can switch not only tracks but also YouTube videos. They are very fit ears because they robbed them for a day from 6 in the morning to 23 at all; they didn't turn off the rim at all. has drawbacks A very significant negative is that the moisture protection was switched off today and never on. then why? because I slept in them, woke up sweating, and they had already switched off. died . I'm truly sorry. The model is simply outstanding, yet what appears to be a little error is actually fatal. They therefore worked from February through June 25.

I want to get a third one because I like the autonomy they provide, since I never have time to charge them, and because I always sleep in them. I watch movies till they put me to sleep, and then I wake up. Because of how comfy the rim is, I scarcely notice that they are even on my neck.

Sound. It's obviously foolish to expect high-quality music for such a budget, but even though I'm not an audiophile, I frequently have to torture the equalizer to remove extraneous frequencies (the source is a smartphone), too much highs, and nearly little bass. But, everything is in order because I purchased it for podcasts and other talk shows.

The soundproofing is typical. Since the wires are so thin, it is unclear how they will manifest over time. The acquisition has met my expectations. I still desire the Sony WI-1000X, though.

I purchased the certificate on August 26 and received the certificate on September 17 after it had been subjected to a weekly examination. I put in a total of about 10–12 hours.

The sound is not terrible, but all of these glowing reviews about super-sound are complete and utter garbage. Either the reviewers have purchased headphones with a lower price tag than 300, or they have never used headphones with a higher price tag than 300.

An outstanding model that lets you listen to music without having cables all over your body and may be used in situations where it is not possible to keep the phone in your pocket safely.

If headphones didn't disconnect when you were watching a movie, they'd be ideal for sporting events. Both the design and the form are flawless. The music is crisp, but there is insufficient bass; while this is not an essential component of the training, it is nonetheless important to note.

Purchased for my young son. I was impressed with the quality of the music and the freedom it gave me, so I decided to purchase two more units, one for myself and one for my wife. The headphones lasted a year before finally giving out (possibly wear of the wires). The headphones have a 5-year lifespan, as advertised on the MVideo website. As a result of its delicate nature, I decided against making a purchase.

For the same reason that wired headphones always seem to yank at my T-shirts, I finally broke down and got these wireless headphones in August so that I could listen to music while biking without distraction. I bought these headphones for use with my iPhone 6, but they were a terrible investment. The headphones' poor compatibility with my phone meant that the music frequently stopped when I ventured outside, and the sound quality was abysmal. But I left them, verified with Samsung (I can't recall the model), walked to the office and the streets, and found that the issue had vanished. This whole experience was fantastic. Now that I'm using an iPhone XS Max, my calls aren't dropping and my callers no longer complain about the headset, however occasionally there are sonic distortions that go through.

Since it would be foolish to want more from the plugs, I would put up with the poor sound quality of the headphones. I just wanted to watch YouTube or listen to music while driving or working out. But, when playing music, there are intermittent little creaks and crackles. Some YouTube videos have a constant crackling. connected to an iPad and an iPhone. The problem is improved on the iPad, but there are still some jitters. Resetting the settings has no effect. Listening is not possible. It's too bad. I'll try to come back.

To tell you the truth, I had higher hopes for them. Prior to that, there were JBL BT110s, which are less expensive but provide a sound that is roughly comparable to the newer models. The wire is composed of a very low-quality plastic that, when exposed to frigid temperatures, turns rigid and brittle. A failure of this magnitude for a firm of SONY's stature would be for them to employ a wire similar to that seen in low-priced Chinese headphones sold on AliExpress. A separate rewind button is not present, which is something else I'd like to point out. This is accomplished by holding down the volume buttons for an extended period of time. In addition to that, the button for rewinding does not always operate. Occasionally the power button is faulty, and you have to press it three times before it turns on. In addition, the speakers do not magnetize with each other, despite the fact that it does not appear to be necessary for a plastic arc to have this property.

- I tried on, evaluated other options that were identical to them for a very long time, made my choice, listened to the sound, etc. After listening to and evaluating a dozen, the Sony WI-C400 was selected. Sound reproduction is excellent. There are highs and lows as well as a middle. No porridge or cacophony exist. Nevertheless, you need a really good audio file for this (for the sake of experiment, I tried different ones). It makes sense that the terrible sound or music will make someone feel disgusted. Overall, these headphones are great for listening to music. You may even customize the equalization to your preferences. - Regarding the headset, it performed well in this category. Very well heard is the interlocutor. - high degree of independence. In only five days, I was unable to release them. I spent a lot of this time watching videos and listening to music online (even through Google Music). Probably between three and four hours every day. - also, calls. In addition to the…

I received them four days ago. Do not believe it; the battery finally ran out just as I turned the device on to charge. Even though I used them for more than 5-6 hours a day, the charge was sufficient for all 20 hours, probably because I listened at 30–60% volume. Regarding ergonomics, whoever speaks, but all the buttons are in their proper locations, it's simple to use intuitively, the bow is comfortable, the microphone is decent, at least they hear me clearly when I'm speaking. Regarding audio, it is just great - the sound is superb, everything is in its proper place, and there is the ideal balance of lows and highs, i.e., the bass is good without being overpowering, and they do not overrun the middle and upper spectra in order to rule out failures. If you also activate the 3D mode on the equalizer, it's just a buzz and enjoying the sound above all else. As a result, it appears as though a live orchestra is playing in your head. You can actually hear each instrument clearly and as…

I have wired jbl became spare, and I don't compare the sound anymore. I carry it with me in case (if Sonya suddenly sits down, but they last for a long time, but sometimes you forget that you need to charge at least once every five days). Maybe the smartphone itself makes the sound richer, but neverttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt