Pros
- superb sound very good noise reduction
Cons
- Runtime of just over an hour with active noise cancellation and average volume
Pros
- Efforts to Lower Noise Levels
Cons
- Weak battery endurance Lost track of previous mode Poor quality microphone
Pros
- Excellent construction; decent sound. Very good noise cancellation. and a lot more that other people wrote
Cons
- No charge is stored in the ears at all. The automatic mode for adapting the sound to the environment is absolutely ridiculous. Usless in most cases. enables your modes as desired.
Pros
- The audio is crisp, clear, full, and powerful. There is a significant volume margin. Noise isolation functions properly, although not in windy conditions. There is no requirement to take out the earphone when the surround sound is activated. They don't appear heavy. When worn, they appear incredibly polished. The person I was speaking to on the phone with while walking down the street was unaware that I was wearing headphones. Only when the auto power off feature is off and the headphones are unplugged from the power source do the indicators flash. When worn, nothing blinks in standard mode, which many find annoying. They put in roughly 5 hours a day.
Cons
- They didn't seem to be very pleasant at first, but after an hour, there was discomfort. It is not required to wear it in the manner that the company suggests; I need to test out all of the ear pads to see whether silicone fits me. Although the pressure on the foam ear cushions may have caused some discomfort, they do provide better passive noise isolation and sound. Even if everything is unique, you should explore all your choices. Sony has assured customers that clicking sounds from silicone during walking are common)). Because there are no on/off buttons, appliances automatically turn on when you take them up off the table. Only shut down when instructed to do so by the application, after 5 minutes of inactivity, or when a charging case is inserted. However, if you don't place them in a case after using them, they could not switch off at all if, for instance, they're in your pocket or on a table, or if the proximity sensor is covered by another earphone or item. When I put on my headphones this morning, the right one was 70% charged and the left one was completely depleted. It turns out that you should always wear a non-light case and keep the headphones there, even though the manufacturer suggests doing so, or consider the details mentioned above. It occasionally fails to instantly connect to the phone. The right one suddenly began to play loudly. A complete reset is beneficial (hold your finger on both headphones for 10 seconds, till a blue blink appears in the case).
Pros
- Fantastic sounding headphones. The Headphones app enables a number of useful features, including an equalizer, sound adaptation depending on ear shape, noise reduction settings, and more. Subway and outside noise are both greatly reduced. Incredible low end for such compact headphones.
Cons
- Everything works perfectly except for how huge the casing is.
Pros
- The greatest wireless earbuds I've ever had provide great sound, superb noise cancellation, and a long battery life.
Cons
- I can hear my footsteps in my ears when I walk (I didn't notice this with AirPods Pro).
Pros
- Sound
Cons
- No earplugs, touch screen, and moisture resistance.
Pros
- YouTube comments are overwhelmingly positive. Strong acoustics. Good noise canceller.
Cons
- It took twice as long as what was originally promised. They turn off after three hours when set to ANC mode. The volume is around one third. iOS app that has a lot of bugs. Terrible ergonomics. Because of them, my ears, which are not the smallest, hurt. Particularly when speaking, sound dumps can be heard.
Pros
- Awesome tunes Superb dampening of ambient noise
Cons
- Just over an hour of use time at average loudness and noise canceling settings
Pros
- acceptable sound
Cons
- Sony's cumbersome firmware
Pros
- 1) Sound.
Cons
- 1) An unpleasant experience. 2) A substantial battery pack.
Pros
- + If someone previously informed you that other Bluetooth headphones had crystal-clear sound, they haven't heard the Sonys. Everything in general, including any echoes, attenuations, and all instruments, are audible here. Active noise cancellation + Digital sound improvement and compression + blemish removal Bluetooth connection is so strong that you can place your phone on the windowsill of one room in a brick house and not notice any signal loss through the hallway, another room, or the balcony. Closed doors, bathroom tiles - smashes through everything, in contrast to all other ears, which could only surpass 1 wall + Exceptional autonomy; the case and the headphones both keep a charge for a very long period.
Cons
- Advantages scarcely qualify as such; rather, they represent the other side of the coin: - The sound is incredibly clear but very smooth; there isn't any assertiveness that lets you hear the driver's breath through the headphones. - The stable connection and enormous autonomy result in large sizes for both the headphones and the carrying case. To put them behind a hat is unrealistic. Furthermore, carrying a case in a side pocket of a garment presents a challenge because it is much simpler for him to fall out of it than smaller cases.
Pros
- Excellent sound quality from the mobile device with high-grade noise suppression. Surprisingly, these headphones live up to all of the compliments that have been given for their noise reduction capabilities. Of course, it has its flaws, but overall, it's quite impressive. - excellent autonomy - the headphones flash blue lights when removed from the ear, so if you lose them in the middle of the night on the street, you can easily find them. - Power off by itself when the user is not actively using the headphones
Cons
- work that is simply revolting to do on a laptop running the most recent version of Windows 10: -the absence of any program capable of configuring or monitoring headphones - Horrible sound quality, not even close to the sound quality of headphones that cost less than five hundred dollars or even less than that when used from a smartphone. Why do the wired headphones I purchased from Sony for $3,000 sound so much better than the over-ear headphones I purchased from Sony for $15,000? When considering the cost, this level of quality is unsatisfactory. - frequent connection loss - occasionally, the sound merely disappears from the right earpiece for a few seconds, despite the fact that there is no sound notice about the loss of the connection. This occurs despite the fact that the right earpiece does not have a microphone. -while on a call through Discord or another service, the system sound abruptly switches to the "headphone" for some reason. This refers to another audio device that is, for some reason, placed in headphones. The quality of the sound is even worse in this mode; it is not comparable to headphones costing 500 dollars, but rather headphones costing 30-50 dollars. It's possible that the issue is caused by Windows itself, given that the airpods pro, with which I eventually replaced them, have the same issue. Even reinstalling Windows did not resolve the issue in any way. - cumbersome and unsettling to wear It is always, always, always on by default when taken out of the case, and the application on the phone does not solve this in any way. It is IMPOSSIBLE to modify the noise reduction setting after it has been turned on. In this regard, the headphones have an effect on the application, rather than the other way around. Fortunately, noise reduction can be turned off from the headphones themselves; however, this is extremely inconvenient because it happens every time you press the button. - poor-quality ear pads: I removed and changed ear pads from old wired Sony hundreds of times, and then at the first attempt to remove it immediately broke, which is why they refused to take it back to the store. - pressing the touch buttons is uncomfortable, each time a little discomfort due to pressure on the ear. - lack of moist heat I had to spend several hours working on it because it was difficult to set up and highly challenging to connect to a laptop running Windows. First, I had to reflash the headphones themselves through the application, and then I also had to eat the driver in Windows by going through the device manager.
Pros
- Value for money. Working independently. Changes for the better.
Cons
- The native app is stupid.
Pros
- Incredible sound quality that far above my expectations; in addition, the adaptive noise reduction feature is one that I intend to make regular use of.
Cons
- No
Pros
- Make a rapid phone connection
Cons
- No indication of the severity of the charges. White noise is muted or played at very low volumes when noise cancellation is on. The left earbud is in charge and can function independently from the right. This is a major drawback. Separately, I'd want to point out that using the headset to communicate is a major pain. You hear your conversation partner as if in a shell, and he hears you as if via a pipe. The noise reduction is functional, but subpar. Adaptive noise reduction is dishonest; it will only make a change if it feels like it. There is little practical use for translating environments.
Pros
- sound quality, independence
Cons
- The durability of Ambishurs in the ears. The headphone case's size makes it difficult to carry in a jeans pocket.
Pros
- 1-Sound (it existed before to the firmware eating; see comment). 2-Noise reduction (great considering the size, but up to the older brother wh 1000 mx3 does not hold out)
Cons
- 1 major case 2- They don't alert the user when the battery is low (it merely sounds in the ear once and the headphones turn off). 3-The right ear occasionally falls out; this is handled by pulling it out and placing it in.
Pros
- I enjoyed the music, handy chips, "attention mode," and other elements. sensitive sensor that is convenient. many settings available through the app. Playback of music or YouTube on the phone or laptop happened instantly. The delay in games is very brief (around 0.3s). They excel at maintaining a charge. 5-6 hours continuously with noise reduction on, quietly.
Cons
- 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.
Pros
- The audio is rich in sonic detail. All of the noises and instruments in the piece are audible. There is no glaring lack. It has a genuine air of quality about it. Remove any sibilants, noise, and porridge from the equation. It's a great rush! Genre-wise, it appeals to a wide audience. That's great to hear! (This, I suppose, is the fundamental premise of these earphones.) -There's a little bit of a wonderful depth/scene effect. Music and YouTube videos are blasting, and there are three more series available. The sound quality of movies is also excellent here, but it is at its highest possible level. Noise cancellation technology that actually works. I didn't think I needed them until I tried them out. Simply being passive was sufficient. Turns out, though, that this is the biggest WOW from these cans (see comments for details). The sizing is spot on. The earbuds fit snugly in my ear canals. They are easy to wear, don't weigh too much, and last a long time (I often forget I'm wearing them). You can find basses. Each one can be set up independently. There is a huge range of intensity (many tiers). The equalizer and presets in this app are top notch. -Autonomy. As a result of using them, I have no concept of what discharged headphones are. It didn't work out that way. -Nothing came up, but I just use it on the train, at home, and in the park.
Cons
- Do not use them as a bed; you will be crushed. There are times when you feel like you could fall asleep while listening to them. However, they are not noticeable under the cap, and no discomfort is felt in the ears. The low end is lacking. Unlike a car audio, there won't be any annoying chirping. In any case, basheads don't (and really shouldn't) watch TWS. -The stage effect grows on you, making you feel as if you're at a concert after a while. However, this is largely optional and intended for shock value. There is no "first impression" with the sound. It's reliable and adaptable, that's all. But if the bass was more solid and resonant, I'd shout that they're the best in the world.
