Pros
- Case is long-lasting and provides a pleasant experience, and the entirety of the product appears to have been extremely carefully crafted. Taking it out of the packaging and putting it on for the first time is an enjoyable experience. Aqualizer gives you the ability to modify the sound so that it will have the exact characteristics of a sound that appeals to you individually. That didn't work well for me with plugs from Samsung and Huawei, but after I hooked it up, here it is: exactly what I wanted to hear in headphones for 30,000 won. They fit nicely on the head, they won't come off, and you can even wear them for sports that aren't particularly rough or wet, like barbells, because they're not too sharp or too wet. I intend to join them in going to the gym, where I will use noise reduction to drown out the local music. Connect to two different devices at the same time, I was instantly linked to both the iPad and the Samsung S20, which was a very helpful feature. Controls that respond well to touch, don't give false positives, don't irritate, etc.
Cons
- I would prefer, of course, to have ear pads that can be changed out, just like you know who. There is no distinction between the power button and the mode button. It is not feasible to determine by touch which button is accountable for what; instead, you must memorize the locations of the buttons. What I want to know is, how tough was it to make the power button round? Due to the fact that there are only two of them, distinguishing themselves from one another should not present too much of a challenge. I used them in both noisy and quiet environments, and the sound quality of the Huawei Freebuds Pro Write is noticeably superior. You will be able to communicate normally, and the sound quality of Sony will not be intolerable. Yet, it is not apparent what prohibited Sony from recording voice as well as competitors do despite having eight microphones. Because of the cost, I am unable to provide an objective comparison with other models; however, it is utterly arbitrary to assign a score of 30k to headphones. Even when it comes to wireless and quality ones such as these. Seems like a 25k model to me It is highly unusual that they need to be manually activated before each use by pressing a button. Already accustomed to headphones that come with cases, from which you can simply remove and put on the headphones.
