Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM3, silver by Micha Gozdalik ᠌

I'm going to read a good many of these reviews, and then I'll give you my two cents. They told me that there is a display case, and the order that I am referring to in the shop is the one that I have made for myself. When I found out whether or not you can listen to it, I was surprised. *Sound* The sound is of course excellent; it creates the impression that you are in a movie theater; the only thing that is lacking is that the chair shakes under you; the sensations are excellent, quite bassy (perhaps genuine music lovers will be repulsed by this); after tinkering around with the equalizer settings for a little while, I found for myself the optimal balance of sound and bass. *Decrease in background noise* While the device in question is undeniably cool, I had never used it before today. After turning it on for the first time, there is a sensation of a tiny pressure on the ears; I experienced this myself after five minutes had passed. Since the examination was conducted inside of a store, the environment was rather loud. Noise reduction will not totally envelop you in absolute stillness, but it will significantly improve the quality of the silence you experience. *The quality of the materials* You can't help but get the impression that everything here is expensive and luxurious. In the video that I watched about them, it was stated that they creaked, but in my personal experience, there were no issues with the copy that I had. The ear pads are comfortable and have a nice appearance. *ON* As soon as you connect to ios, you are immediately offered to download the application for the ears; nevertheless, the program itself is not intuitive, and the profiles of the selected sound are not immediately applied; however, this is of course a matter of taste. *Disadvantages* Each and every disadvantage is a matter of opinion. Before making a purchase, you should take at least half an hour, and preferably an entire hour, to turn it off and listen. When I removed them, I felt some relief, but my ears continued to hurt for the next half an hour after that. Although I do not have "burdocks," they did put pressure on my ears, and although I do not have them now, I did in the past. After doing a test and asking a friend how I could hear, the friend responded by saying, "It seems that you are someplace in the distance, and I hear more noise around you than you." The microphone there is poor; I ran the test and asked my friend how I could hear. To the best of my knowledge, this is all software; perhaps the issues will be "cured" by the time the test is carried out; the headphones had software version 4.1.1. Oh, and even the ears sweat while wearing them. Of course, the sweat does not drain on the neck, but it still seems to me that closed-type headphones have a problem with this.