Review on 🎧 Sony WH-1000XM4 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones with Alexa & Mic, Blue by Ask Itthipong ᠌

I must say right away that I don’t use headphones for professional work with sound, so I can’t even assess what frequencies they take / don’t take. To my unprofessional ear, the sound is excellent: deep, voluminous, saturated. I will focus specifically on the experience of daily use. I will share a few cases when it is not so convenient to use them. The rest of the user experience is just magical. (Especially the control via the touch panel on the bowl - just fire!). Chat mode was not for me. When I work from home, I sometimes start to sing along to songs - playback immediately stops, because the analyzer thinks that I am talking to someone) On the first and only call, I behaved the same way - I started talking, cut off the sound, so I did not hear, if they told me something (a memorable meeting came out). I had to cut it off. I use the connection to two devices a lot. Sometimes (offhand, 1 time out of 10) switching between devices is lame, but it’s hard to understand whether it’s the devices or the headphones. You have to climb with handles and cut off the connection to the headphones on one of the devices. Touch control only on the right bowl. AirPods Pro are used to the fact that tracks can be switched from either side, so the left hand reaches out, but nothing happens. I rarely use the cover. To put the headphones there, you need to return all the parts adjusted for me to their original position - then, of course, you need to restore them. I'm lazy. So I use the case only when traveling. Here in the reviews, when I ordered myself, I read that the microphone is not very good. It turned out to be far from professional, of course, but for an ordinary conversation it is quite good. PS: When deciding whether to take it or not, the high price was very embarrassing. But in terms of functions, there weren’t really any other options for me, plus I was very hooked on the design, so I took it. After the first couple of days of use, I realized that they were worth it - not only in terms of sound, but in terms of the whole experience of use as a whole.