Review on Sony WI1000X/B: Black Wireless Behind-Neck In-Ear Headphones with Premium Noise Cancelling by Su San ᠌

- By bluetooth, there is a rather significant sound delay. You can watch movies only with a player that can compensate for sound delay. It's hard to play games in general. But it saves the opportunity to cut the headphones with a cable. - The equalizer can only be enabled if you set the "priority of a stable connection", which uses the simplest codec. Apparently, the headphone processor does not pull both high bitrate, noise reduction and real-time processing at the same time. It's a pity. Consider that these headphones do not have an equalizer. - I did not understand the adaptive noise reduction adjustment. The feature seems to be very smart, but stupid. Profiles are switched through the squeak and pause of the music for 2 seconds, which interferes. Yes, and rarely when you want to listen to the surrounding space, but the adaptive thing thinks otherwise. She is still sort of setting up, but I was too lazy to do this. As a result, I cut it off - since there is a button by which you can manually turn on the "transparency" mode and listen to everything around you, if necessary. - The buttons obviously wanted to be made very tight so that they would not be accidentally pressed. We overdid it. To press the button, you have to hold the bezel on the opposite side, and quite firmly.