Review on Sony WF-1000XM3 Black Truly Wireless Earbuds with Mic, up to 32 Hours Battery Life, Stable Bluetooth Connection, Wearing Detection and Alexa Built-in for Noise Cancelling by Boyan Radovanov ᠌

- I think the microphone is really excellent, but I don't have anything else with which to compare it. The main drawback is that whenever a microphone is used, the sound becomes "like in a pipe," and you start to hear everything around you (which is obviously what your interlocutor hears). Some advantages include the following: -The sound quality is really good; for instance, I have even started to hear additional types of musical instruments in the older tracks. -Landing - I'm OK, it took about a week for my ears to get used to it, and now the headphones fit me like a glove. For a very long time, I picked up the ear pads, but it's more likely because of their vast variety, so as a result, I stayed on the default ones. Initially, I was unable to comprehend how noise reduction works; however, after putting it to the test in a moving vehicle when the engine was operating, during which the sound of the engine was eliminated entirely, everything became crystal obvious. Even if it does not eliminate all of the background noise, it is still not a terrible solution. Cons: The lack of multipoint support is the most significant drawback for me, but I was able to work around this issue with the assistance of a software called bluetooth audio widget, which is available on the play market. This app enables you to disconnect and reconnect headphones with just the press of a button.