Review on Sony XB950B1 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones: Enhanced Sound and App Control in Sleek Black Design by Ada Smyk ᠌

The month of December marked the beginning of my use of headphones (it turns out, somewhere around 2 and a half months). Purchased for $1,990. To tell the truth, the headphones more than justify their price by 98% (the only small minus is the microphone, but more on that later). There is just nothing that can be faulted with regard to the quality of the construction, the materials used, or the way that it appears. They rest comfortably on your head, almost as if they were fashioned specifically for you. Do not press, do not cause discomfort. There is no risk of irritation from the use of leather for the ear pads. The control buttons and outputs have superb ergonomics, so you won't have any problems using them (everything is in its place). In addition to that, the noise isolation is top-notch. Because I visited them during the colder months, they gave me a new hat. In addition, accomplishment. The sound, on the other hand, is fantastic. Those who start out by writing that the frequencies are either too high or too low are beyond my ability to comprehend. One particular noise is universally cherished. There are no high or low frequencies present in these headphones. The Bass Boost option provides a good boost as well as headroom for the bass. Only when the headphones are connected to a device using bluetooth is their full potential unlocked. Other features that are exclusively accessible through it include controls for the headset, multimedia functions, a bass boost, and so on (bluetooth). When you connect your device using a cable, you will no longer have access to any of these options; however, the charge on your battery will not be lost. The quality of the sound, however, is unaffected in any way. As for the drawbacks, there is only one, and that is the fact that it is a microphone. The microphone is located quite a distance away, specifically behind the speaker's head. However, when you connect using a cable, you won't be able to make use of a microphone (it only works when connected via bluetooth). The headphones that I had purchased, on the whole, met my expectations. If only these headphones came with a Bluetooth adaptor for personal computers, then everything would be perfect.