Pros
- The audio is of outstanding quality. acoustical isolation actively. These rest easily in the ears. There are numerous nozzles of various diameters. 10 minutes of fast charging from the case equals an hour of listening. top-notch materials and design. Sony done a great job with this. a stunning, high-quality casing that snaps into place with a satisfying sound (really anti-stress). When you remove the headphones and place them in the case, a nice sound and stunning appearance magnetize themselves:) There is a program where you can set up the equalization as well as the capabilities for touch sensors and many other things. The moment the headphones are removed from the case, they turn on and become operational. This is likely present in many headphones, but following the inexpensive JBL E25BT, this is simply amazing.)
Cons
- The sound begins to be disrupted if there are numerous Bluetooth devices nearby. Many claim that turning on the priority of a solid connection will fix the issue, however for me, turning off DSEE HX was the solution. On the first day, the automatic noise reduction control mechanism irritated me since it is a vicious game that just gets in the way and frequently pauses the sound to tinkle while switching. I switched on the loudest possible noise reduction on the second day of use and smoked some marijuana. Although the case is not easily dirty, it is not highly scratch-resistant. Never ever put it in your pocket with keys or anything else that could shake it. The participants in a conversation frequently lament how everyone can hear what is going on around them and that it is unable to change the situation. I have good hearing both at the same time. This is undoubtedly a huge negative for many people, especially those who reside in a large, noisy metropolis. Future Sony software updates will probably fix this issue, though. I really would like to. Let's pray.
