Review on Sony Bluetooth Headphones Resistance Assistant by Dimitar Stoinov ᠌

Strong acoustics. There is bass, however it isn't as powerful as the JBL. They fit snugly in the ear canal, so you won't have to constantly adjust them while driving or bend over to guide the speaker into your ear to improve the sound quality. - A lot of freedom. I live in them, and not even when using them have they discharged. Given that the case appears to be "blinking," I have powered it up. Used to save type-c devices, like my phone. The fee has no bearing on the decibel level. While I did anticipate a similar result while using headphones, the volume didn't decrease at 20% like it did on the Sony speaker. - My cat loves to knock it off the table and play with it on the floor without damaging the case. - Also useful for ear muffs. Generously pliable. Although the headphones were more pricey, I previously owned a set made of oak. - The earbuds are wireless and connect to the device through Bluetooth 5.0. Since I didn't play them to judge the delay and so on, I can't say how this improves the work. It seems to still have its benefits. - There is zero background static. I'll say it's a plus because this is precisely what I was hoping for. Don't listen to the music playing in the hallway or the obnoxious salespeople in the store. They say it protects against perspiration and splashes, but I haven't tried it out yet. - They fit snugly inside the container and won't move around when shaken.