Review on Sony XB950B1 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones: Enhanced Sound and App Control in Sleek Black Design by Franciszka Baran ᠌

headphones received free of charge in conjunction with the acquisition of a home theater system. I simply did not think about buying them, and I did not have any particular hopes or anticipations regarding how they would perform. Despite this, I was pleasantly delighted, and I now make use of them on a daily basis. Many advantages: The sound is soothing, with a moderate level of volume and gentle bass. When the volume is turned up to its maximum level, listening is not especially pleasant; there is no distortion, but pressure is felt; nonetheless, this is not an experience that everyone enjoys. The primary benefits can be found elsewhere. 18 hours of effort, which is probably not a record but is still quite a long time. Simple to connect with the use of bluetooth. NFC was utilized to successfully pair the phone and the tablet. In addition, they are connected to the laptop (in this regard, I had to fiddle with the device settings in windows 10) and have the capability of functioning as a headset for video conferencing. The microphone performs quite well. The headphones do not produce any crackling sounds or other disturbances (before that I used other wireless headphones and there it was sometimes very annoying). However, it is important to note that it is highly unlikely that they will be able to be used as a gaming headset. This is because the sound operates in mono when the headphones are in headset mode, and the quality of the sound is noticeably lower compared to when the headphones are being used for playback. Having this drawback: They frequently collide with anything despite their very great depth (though without it in any way). They haven't been put through any durability tests yet. There is not a cover provided with this item. Cases or bags are typically included with higher-end headphones sold by Sony.