Review on Sony WH-CH710N wireless headphones, white by Adam Libera ᠌

The headphones themselves received a rating of 4 stars, while the price received 1 star. I got them for 6,000 rupees, and for that amount of money, they are the best thing that can be found; there were no JBL headphones (which cost 7,000 rupees) in the area, but I wouldn't recommend paying more than 7,000 rupees for these ears; you can find more interesting ones for that amount of money, but for 5,000–6,000, the best that can be found. Many advantages: The highest quality materials are used, and the headphones make your ears look one hundred times better in real life than they do in the picture. The best thing about these headphones is their fit and comfort when worn; they are not felt at all from the word go (at first it seemed hot, but after a day everything was gone), and the materials are of the highest standard. At first, it appeared as though there was very little sound, but as time went on, everything started to fall into place. When I'm on the train, I turn my music up to a volume that's just a touch louder than usual. This amount of money for Shumodav is outrageous. There will be a 70% reduction in the amount of noise in the subway. The knocking sound of the rails will still be present, but the announcements of stops, the rumble, conversations, and other sounds will be muted. Administration is extremely user-friendly and considerably more practical than the sensor; I quickly used to it. The connection is as quick as a flash. They have already been charging for three days, and I wear my headphones for a total of five hours each day. Having certain negative aspects Of course, there are also some drawbacks: I would like there to be a sensor so that the music stops playing when the headphones are removed from the head, fast charging, and a slightly more interesting design, and so that the darling can be folded, but you still need to pay extra for this and take a fatter model. These are just some of the things I would like to see improved in future iterations of the product.