Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM3, silver by Velizar Botev ᠌

I decided to get it because of its capacity to keep a charge and its ability to reduce noise; both of these capabilities more than justified themselves. However, in light of the fact that there are so many drawbacks, I fail to understand how the price of 30,000 dollars can be justified. To me, there is no way that they are worth more than 20,000. Some pros: Excellent durability, incredible decrease in background noise, and a cool application, albeit one with some bugs. Its cons: When you need to make significant adjustments to the volume, using the sensor as a whole is not very convenient because it gives the impression that you are tensely scratching your ear. In temperatures of 0 degrees or lower, the sensor is not something that does not respond; rather, it fails, in which case it may unexpectedly raise or drop the volume, rewind, or activate the mode that generates ambient sound. Sadly, I did not see the ability to use the noise reduction button in connection with the Google Assistant; had I done so, they would have at least done a double click. Even the slightest breeze makes it hard to have a conversation using these headphones because the other person immediately stops hearing what you are saying.