Review on Sennheiser HD 4.50 BTNC Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Featuring Active Noise Cancellation in Black and Silver by Ada Lipczyska ᠌

In general, I am content with the purchase that was made. The disadvantages, from my point of view, are more like minor quibbles. When it came to listening to music, the primary thing I anticipated was a high-quality sound. It also has the following advantages: - Excellent sound quality - Discomfort is experienced only very infrequently, and then only if the headband is not adjusted properly - The battery life is impressive in my experience. (Sometimes I bring my phone to work to listen to music, and other times I use it as a headphone during meetings.) despite its advantages. - In most cases, I link up with both the phone and the laptop. When I leave the code with my phone while I'm listening to music on my headphones, the headphones say "lost connection" for around two minutes with an interval of ten seconds in between each message. And this is quite irritating for the reason that. I like to go there and listen to the music. I would say maybe once or twice, but unfortunately not:(- Noise reduction, which is not of the highest quality, of course. Even at other times, there is the impression that it is not there, and "turning off" the noise reduction simply amplifies the background noise that can be heard through the headphones. When the headphones are being used as a headset, they must begin to automatically amplify the sounds that are occurring around them. It is not at all evident why it cannot be turned off, which is probably the most crucial thing to know.