Review on Sony WH-CH710N wireless headphones, white by Adam Kotowski ᠌

− Sound. Nothing at either end. Even though I am not an audiophile, I did some comparing. While having bass and a degree of clarity, my prior wired gaming headset from the brand beginning with the letter A, from which I typically purchase motherboards, was not very good. I also don't get the impression that I'm listening to the radio. The wire is not a lifesaver, if anything. - The headset's entire functionality will be lost with Windows 10. Apparently switching to SBC in devices is required, limiting its use to voice communications. Because the game room is now silent or because you have to silence other electronic gadgets. The quality of the microphone is fine, though. − (2 utilised months). He handled the headphones with extreme care, placing them on the table and then delicately atop his head. As per the guidelines, I charged it once upon purchasing and once again when traveling, so the total amount of time I've used it is little. For what it's worth. I've included a photo to demonstrate the broken temple plastic. The left side is missing a chunk, whereas the right side only has a little crack. After reading these remarks online, I came to the conclusion that somebody was having a bad day. I didn't see it coming from Sonya, so I was caught off guard.