Review on Experience Unmatched Sound Quality with Sony WHCH710N Noise Cancelling Headphones: Wireless Bluetooth Over the Ear Headset with Mic for Phone-Call, Black by Kasey Storrs

I have been using them for more than a month every day, on the way to work, in the office, at home. There is enough volume on the street and in the metro, but right next to it, I usually listen to music loudly and, for example, in the metro I set the volume to 90-95% - this is enough for me, but maybe there are people who want to be louder. At maximum volume, by the way, the quality is not lost. Noise reduction works, it feels good, but it cuts off only a uniform rumble, sharp sounds remain. Others do not hear what is playing in my headphones, which is also a significant plus. When the headphones are on, no lights on the case are lit. On the street, in the cold, I put them on over a hat, the music is perfectly audible. If it is not very cold, they can be worn without a hat, they protect the ears from wind and cold. It is advisable to adjust the sound to your preferences, there is no application for headphones, so the setting must be done in the phone settings or in the audio player application. For home use and connection to a computer, I bought an additional usb bluetooth transmitter, which made it possible to get rid of wires, although the wire is included in the kit and is of rather pleasant quality. And I also bought a hard case for carrying and storing. The design of the headphones is clumsy, at first it seemed to me a minus, but in practice there is no difference. In any case, put them in a bag. My purchase history: choosing headphones for a long time. At the demonstration stands in stores, I listened to everything that was available, so there is something to compare with. Initially, I wanted smaller headphones, but they all seemed uncomfortable because they either put pressure on the ears or slip when moving, but most of the full-size ones seemed comfortable. jbl has models similar in price and functionality to bt650, bt500, e55... - at the same time, the diameter of their emitters is larger, and the price is lower. It is also important to understand that you may not like the sound out of the box, and after the settings in the manufacturer's application or the sound balance settings in the phone, everything can change. Comparing the sony models (710 and 900) and jbl (above), no matter how much I tuned it, I could not find a fundamental difference in sound. Therefore, I chose by design and price: everything turned out to be very simple here - I liked jbl less externally, although the materials feel better. When wearing 10-15 minutes in the jbl store, they also seemed less comfortable. I settled on a sony 710.