Review on Wireless headphones Sony WH-1000XM4, silver by Micha Mitrut ᠌

In general, I liked it. Because of the innovative 360 sound, which I found to be enjoyable, I decided to purchase these soups; nevertheless, the technology is not yet widespread. If you look at this review of mine, it could appear that there are a great deal more drawbacks than benefits; the reason for this is probably due to the fact that I enjoy critiquing more than I do decorating, as this review demonstrates. ( Has some pros: Excellent sound. The effect is 360 degrees. Isolation from the background noise at the level. The Sony program, which gives you the ability to personalize the sound for yourself, was another one of my favorites. However, the Sony application is not without its flaws. Voice assistant Control is provided by touch directly from the headphones. The case is included (well, for the necessary price of 29k). Below are some downsides: Personally, I do not find these headphones to be particularly comfortable; in fact, there are times when you need to remove them in order to give your ears a break; however, the shape of one's ears can vary from person to person. It gives me the willies to discuss dependability because it looks like the headphones are held "on snot" (if you spin the part of the headphones in which the human ears actually are placed), and I don't want to talk about that. The volume of the microphone is set to 4, as a result of which the interlocutor may still hear the background noise very well. When active noise reduction is enabled, the battery only lasts for roughly 25 hours, despite the fact that the market reports that it can last for 30. The Sony app includes a function that allows the headphones to be personalized for your ears, but when I compared the results, I did not see any differences.