Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM3, silver by Adam Domaski ᠌

You can't hear anything from the outside and the music will leak out, and these gigantic headphones of yours are both indulgent and wasteful, but I've used vacuum tubes my whole life and I've always thought how easy they are. Never in my entire life have I been so mistaken. I've had my Sonyas for almost a year now, and I wear them nearly every day. At the office, I can tune out the rest of the world thanks to the soundproofing and soothing music (however, I had to crank up the vacuum speakers, which is terrible for your ears). Also indispensable when taking trains, aircraft, or automobiles. After deciding between them and the momentums, I compared the new headphones to a pair of momentums a buddy had, and found almost no audible difference. It was unclear if Sonya or Sinha would perform better. If you're an audiophile, you'll need to spend at least $50,000, but if you want to get the most out of your money, you should visit local showrooms and listen to the equipment in person. Because of its powerful battery, I also decided to purchase a Sonya. Still, I care more about 30-38h than 17-19h. Even though these are beautiful, I can't wait for the next generation. If you're like me and you've always dismissed headphones like this as a waste of time and money, I urge you to visit a store or showroom and give them a try while you still can. One accidental party listening experience was all it took to forever categorize my life into pre- and post-early-listening periods.