Review on White Sony WI-C200 Wireless In-Ear Headset/Headphones with Microphone for Phone Calls (WIC200/W) - Improved SEO by Agata Jasiczek ᠌

Because my phone does not have a 3.5mm headphone jack, the topic of wireless headphones came up. These Sony headphones are already the second pair of headphones to come in this form factor; before that, there were JBL headphones. The sound quality of these headphones is the most significant benefit they offer; it is of very high volume and quality, and it spans a very wide frequency range. Additionally, the sound is quite juicy. The basses are low but do not cause hearing loss, the midrange does not have the sandy tint that is characteristic of poor acoustics, and the tops do not irritate with ultrasound despite all of this. I was even able to sleep in them without experiencing any discomfort because to the fact that the ear pads and emitters were really comfy and appropriately designed. The materials have a pleasant texture, the control unit is located on the left side of the device, the buttons have a distinct sense of touch, and you can even tell which one is currently under your finger. Additionally, the indicator is not obtrusive but is easily recognizable. When the headphones are turned on, a lovely female voice lets you know that they are turned on, pronounces the battery level so you can estimate how much longer you will be able to listen to music, and also lets you know that the Bluetooth connection has been established. From turning on the device to successfully connecting it takes a total of three to four seconds. USB-C is used for charging, and a cable of 15 centimeters in length is included. It is also reported when the level drops to 20%, but after that I listened to music at about 70% volume for another hour and they didn't run out completely; the battery is very capacious for these headphones. As I mentioned earlier, the charge level is reported when the headphones are turned on, and it is also reported when the level drops to 20%. In general, I am really happy with the headphones, and this experience has reinforced my belief that SONY makes some really cool products.