Sony Wireless Headphones WH-CH510: Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headset With Mic For Phone-Call Review

These headphones are really good but the fact that I can hear sound from my side through the headphones ruins my experience. I got this for online class. At first I thought the noise was coming from a classmate, but it turned out to be coming from my side even though my mic was muted. I could hear myself typing, clicking, and moving through the audio in my headphones.

I mainly use them to listen to podcasts and audio books while walking my dog. The sound quality is good, but not as good as "real" headphones. However, the wireless portion of these headphones is fantastic. Battery life feels like forever, and when you turn it on, an electronic voice tells you the current battery level, so it's no surprise that the battery is dead. Charging is via a USB port. 3 which is a bit annoying at the moment as almost nobody else uses it and I don't have a lot of cables.

Great product. I use this to watch movies on my TV, projector and gaming so battery life is extremely important to me. I use this 8-10 hours a day with average sound and over 5 days. Sound quality is good. The connection to the device is fast (iPhone / Laptop / TV). The bass is good enough (for heaven's sake stop comparing it to the $200+ Bose/Beats!). Choose the color BLUE (looks nice). The product is all plastic, but fashionable. No 3.5mm jack (I don't fly on a plane very often, so no…

If you prefer in-ear headphones, be sure to try them. I really need this for a crowded office to video conference on my windows laptop. The pairing process is the best of any brand I've used. Bluetooth 5.0 makes a big difference in range and overall connectivity. The process is super smooth. The microphone works great and while it's not top of the range it's the perfect headset for me. Super light! I don't even feel them on my head. They work great with Microsoft Teams and my colleagues say I'm

If you are reading this review you really want to know "should I buy these?" The answer is like. ? May be.? Maybe.? with some BASIC restrictions. If you're familiar with Sony headphones, you already know that the unboxing process is nondescript at best, so I'll just give you 30 seconds. Opening the box gives you the earbuds, charging cable and instructions, that's all. But as I said, if you don't spend $200-350. You don't get a case or even a bag for that matter. It's just the Sony way. As for…