Review on Wireless headphones Sony WF-1000X, black by Somchai Somchai ᠌

The Sony WF-1000x are Sony's top-of-the-line wireless earbuds, and they bring a lot of cool features, but also disappointments. Outwardly, the plugs look strict and interesting, they do not turn into a plastic round ball like many others. The earplugs sit well in the ears, but at some point they start to climb out, and often you have to correct them. All this is stored in a case that acts like a charger. It is not super small as some people have, but you should not find fault, it will fit anywhere. On a single charge, the earphones last for about 3 hours of listening to music. Sometimes I have enough of them for a week without the need to charge from the outlet along with recharging from the case. Speaking of the main features of the headphones, this is Hi Res Audio support and Digital Noise Cancellation. Noise reduction works averagely in them, up to MDR 1000X is far from natural, but given their size, this is logical. The chip is useful and necessary. You can also turn it off and switch to ambient sound mode, which will allow you to hear what's going on around you. Speaking of sound, it's good. I would not say that he somehow stands out or is a reference, but he cannot be condemned. Surprisingly, the headphones give out decent bass. The highs sound just fine. Coming to the main problem, why these headphones may repel you from buying. Bluetooth in them CO-SET. Sony decided not to connect 2 headphones to the phone at the same time, but thought why not connect one of them to the phone, and it will transmit a signal to the second earphone. Most likely it was this decision that ruined almost everything. Communication is lost very often, especially on the street. In the subway, everything is perfect and there is no interference. I will not deny that there may simply be too many signals and interference in the city center. Also, when watching a video, there is a sound delay. You notice it, but at the same time you see that it does not affect the lipsync on the video.