Review on Sony - C400 Wireless Behind-Neck In Ear Headphone White (WIC400/W) by Ninad Shinde

I had enough to last me a week and a half if I listened to music for an hour or two a day and left them in standby mode the rest of the time. There were no issues with administration because the buttons are simple to memorize. No one here is significantly overweight and/or hanging. The headphones can be tucked inside the frame so they don't get in the way or dangle. If you get an incoming call, the rim will vibrate to let you know so you can answer it even if the headphones aren't in your ears. Nothing to complain about here; the headset does exactly what it's supposed to do; the headphones let in ambient noise, to some degree drowning it out, so that you can gauge the level of background noise and accurately gauge the volume of your own voice during a conversation; and the other person can be heard clearly, too. If you hold down the power button, a scale from "many" to "medium" to "little" will appear to indicate how much charging has been completed. Android 9 also includes pricing details for the whole array of Bluetooth-enabled gadgets. By linking to a Windows 10 laptop, they provide simultaneous full capability and a more reliable connection than that of a smartphone (confident reception within a two-room apartment is at least). Very durable, plastic can bear significant amounts of stress without breaking. Now for the bad news, They are frightened of water, so it is unclear what would happen if you got caught in the rain while wearing them, and the design prevents you from putting them in a pocket. These were a gift to the Sony XA2 phone, but they clearly don't want to get along with it since they chew sounds, simply consume the trendy autotone in songs and emit articulate stutters, there's no bass, and they react negatively to the equalizer. Strong winds and powerful sources, like WIFI, are unable to disrupt the transmission. Since my wife's wired headphones had died, I gave her the XA2 headphones to replace them. Surprisingly, the headphones performed flawlessly on her ASUS smartphone, with full, rich sound that included a thumping bass.