Review on Sony - C400 Wireless Behind-Neck In Ear Headphone White (WIC400/W) by Eh Pyaw Paw ᠌

On the Google Pixel from the drain, the sound was terrible, and I had to adjust a ton of equalizers. On the fifth iPhone, the sound was fantastic right away, though they barely reach the wired Apple earpods. Bluetooth: stutters frequently and in the same locations, which is unusual. For instance, one of the locations is a sidewalk, another is a road 100 meters away, and a third is a home 200 meters away. In these locations, it is impossible to listen at all, but if you touch the phone or the headphones with your hand, they stop working as if the signal is weakening. I pull my hand out of the breast pocket and there are fewer stutters because the hand in the middle pocket of the jacket causes interference. The phone is in the lower, waist-level pocket. Moreover, they trip in crowded areas. Comfort: I rode a bike and quietly jogged with them; you can't feel them on yourself, but magnets wouldn't hurt like Samsung or JBL; alternatively, you can accidentally squeeze your ears with lightning if they hang out when they aren't in your ears. The wire also tans in the cold, and when it rests on a jacket or hood, it pulls the earpiece out of the ear, requiring you to go and put them back with every head turn. This is extremely annoying! Battery life is excellent; I only need to recharge it once a week when riding with them every other day and listening to music for one to two hours. NFC: Show-offs of pure water, you still have to get through it, and picking them up is as simple as turning on the phone's bluetooth. Vibration is awesome stuff! It is difficult to miss a call when the phone is in your pocket and you are not wearing earphones because it vibrates on your collarbones like an earthquake:) It would be preferable if there were no pressing sound, which sounds disgusting and is similar to that of some vintage players or radio tape recorders. However, when you press the power button once, a pleasant female voice informs you of the battery level.