Review on Sony WF-1000XM3 Black Truly Wireless Earbuds with Mic, up to 32 Hours Battery Life, Stable Bluetooth Connection, Wearing Detection and Alexa Built-in for Noise Cancelling by Jnis Stepi ᠌

It is a cool device that has amazing sound (after all, Sony ate the dog on it), chic noise reduction, Ambient sound, not without minuses, good playback control, and switching noise reduction modes. The headphones deserve the price, and in reality, this is a cool item that has excellent sound. The controls for playback aren't exactly straightforward, but you'll get used to them pretty quickly. The inability to modify the function by holding it down for an extended period of time is a drawback. This only activates the sound invitation mode on the right earphone, which I do not use, and the call of an assistance on the right earphone, which I do not need. Additionally, the Ambient sound mode is not included. It is recommended that a decision be made between this and putting the volume control on hold. While holding the left earpiece, the volume will decrease, and while holding the right earpiece, the volume will increase. Because of this, you are going to have to remove your smartphone from your pocket. In addition to being a nuisance, the LEDs, particularly when it is dark, emit an extremely bright light. It would be convenient if they turned off at the beginning of the activity being performed, such as listening to music, playing games, or viewing videos. And finally, once night falls, the space is bathed with light, while during the day, in public locations, they divert the attention of others. When playing audio, video, or games, I really hope that in a future update to the firmware they would be able to at least make the volume function by clamping and turn off the LEDs. The program that may be downloaded into a smartphone, despite being functional, has a clumsy translation that occasionally results in the translation of a smile. A huge multinational company is having trouble finding intelligent translators for the year 2022.