Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM3, silver by Michal Kucharski ᠌

I purchased a pair of headphones on the very first day that they became available for purchase in 2022. I will evaluate the headphones with my dated Sony BT-50 and my current Parrot Zik2 headset. On the outside, the headphones are flawless; everything is presented in a clear and concise manner here. They do a great job of staying in place on my head, but out of all the headphones I own—and I have more than ten pairs—this is the only pair in which my ears have started to perspire, so I have to lift them up to let air into my ears. In addition to that, a slight amount of pressure was applied to the crown (But this is how it is with me, almost all headphones over 250g put pressure on me after an hour of wearing.) After wearing it for three days, I have decided to write a review. Plastic on the right ear is squeaking loudly! If you keep your back straight and chew gum at the same time, you shouldn't be surprised if you hear the floor creak. Start turning your head now and let's get this party started. (In the store, I have been told on multiple occasions by various salespeople that virtually every Sony creaks. Even my Sony BT-50 makes a horrible creaking sound! Other Sony products in the store make a repetitive creaking sound as well. Concerning leatherette. Everything appears to be in good shape from the outside, but a simple touch reveals that after a year of use, the pilling will almost certainly start to become more obvious. Hence, it occurred with each and every pair of headphones made out of the same leatherette. I really hope I'm wrong about this. They mention in the description of the new model that it comes with a new processor that reduces noise even more effectively; nevertheless, my older Parrot Zik2 headphones reduce noise more effectively than these headphones do. Specifically rode the train for three days straight while carrying two sets of headphones. Hence, when I was on the parrot, I was unable to hear the hits of the wheels on the train at the intersections of the rails, but when I was on the dog, I could hear them pretty clearly (of course, with soundproofing turned on and music turned off. ) My understanding of the voice mode is completely lacking. I can't understand a word that they are saying (there is a jackdaw in the settings) Because of the subjectivity involved, I am unable to comment on the sound. That works for me, even though the bass and depth aren't as strong as I'd like them to be.