Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM3, silver by Adam Paka (Adam Trab ᠌

It appears that headphones from the year 2022 have made their way to me. They put in an NFC that is absolutely useless despite the fact that there is no compatibility for numerous devices. Some people are complaining that the most recent firmware has a bug that makes the noise reduction less effective. There is no cause for concern on my end; all that remains is for me to adjust the slider within the application. The microphone in the room can be heard very clearly and operates very effectively. Not put to the test in real life. Got pros: * An effective and high-quality active suppression of noise. Does not make any noise or squeaks, unlike inexpensive headphones. * Comfortable to the ears and does not press anything against them. * A connector is provided for use in making passive connections. These are some downsides: * No multi-point support! It is rather inconvenient to utilize them with other devices, such as a laptop and a phone, because of this limitation. The implementation of the function to automatically shut down is subpar. Even if you take the headphones off of your head, they will continue to play audio. They will stay in that position until they have been totally discharged. You are responsible for turning them off or disconnecting them from the device. * There is a relatively small margin of volume. It would appear that the headphones do not have a passive mode; in that case, why did they need to increase the volume threshold? But no. Even when everything is turned up to its maximum, many of the tunes on the street are difficult to hear.