Review on Sony WH900N h.ear wireless headphones on 2 Wireless NC by Ada Adaszek ᠌

Excellent audio equipment I'm not an audiophile, but they have a sound that's better than that of good flat-panel monitors. Juicy sound. I only use it through Bluetooth, and the aac codec almost always. I also have the noise reduction feature turned on. In the absence of noise reduction and DAC (through cable), the sound suffers a significant drop in quality, becoming unintelligible and lifeless. Noise reduction is not a bad thing, and getting used to it can really be quite delightful; nevertheless, after some time, you will become accustomed to it, and then you will focus on the sounds that are still present. The background noise, including the sound of the refrigerator, the system unit, possibly water, and a person speaking to you in a low voice, is muffled by the well. Although it does not function very well when there is wind, when there are loud sounds, or when there are screaming (for example, from a child), on the whole I am satisfied, and there is no way around it without it. You can merely put your fingers in your ears and turn the noise reduction on, but there will still be some background noise, so it is best to set the music down to the lowest possible volume. In my perspective, the assembly is great and completely faultless. Nevertheless, the headphone swivel mechanism was damaged in enough of the copies that I saw on eBay, and it was also a problem with the following model. There will be a six-hour charge; please refrain from playing during this period. There is a music control and a call button, but you cannot turn off the microphone while you are speaking. I frequently use it as a headset, and people are able to hear me clearly and I do not experience any issues. - Also included are Facetime, Discord, Telegram, and Skype It is not possible to switch between devices when using headphones; for example, if you want to connect from your laptop, you must first disconnect from your phone and then connect from your laptop. Headphones do not support this functionality. You can't use two different devices at the same time (JBL seems to have this in non-Bluetooth 5 devices). Unfortunately, I have nothing to do with the high-resolution audio support provided by Sony, although it is available. AptX and AAC, on the other hand, have acceptable sound quality and do not cause discomfort to the ear. When I compared this model to other Sony models that were on display in the hall - heard on 2, WH-1000 - I did not see any discernible differences, particularly in regard to the cost. I got it on eBay for a hundred dollars, and the company store had it on sale for twelve thousand, but the going rate for the WH-1000 is between seventeen and twenty thousand dollars. The first time I used wireless headphones, I wanted to buy a cheap JBL 45 headset, but the sound quality was terrible. I was afraid that I would have to pay twenty thousand dollars or more for headphones, but nothing happened.