Sony WH-CH510 Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headset with Mic for Phone Calls - Blue Review

Got pros: The primary benefit is the favorable price-to-quality ratio, the charge lasts at least the proclaimed 35 hours, the connection range is 30–40 meters on the street, and it catches well within an apartment despite having three walls between it and the outside world. With these drawbacks: Personally, I find it annoying that you have to hold down the volume button for two seconds in order to switch tracks.

With its benefits, which include a snug fit on the head, resistance to staining, hearing ability, and a charging schedule of around once every other day for two to three hours, I charge it once every two months. Having these drawbacks: Although the microphone is overly sensitive to the effects of wind, I primarily brought them for their use in music.

With its pros: Nice design, I didn’t listen to music, but video lessons, and for my tasks it’s just a great option. Has cons: A little tight, use it for a long time, 30 No carrying case (bought separately) They don' centimeters in total, it could be more.

think also with dolby access), but with a phone there is not enough volume and the sound is worse so that I do not twist it in the equalizer.

Some pros: Pretty good sound, you to hear your speech, while not being distracted from the essence of the conversation) Its cons: There is no lining on the arch, the ears rotate quite heavily, so, for example, when riding a bicycle, it is inconvenient to put them back on.

Has some pros: Price, took with a good discount, about 17 comfortable. Some cons: Design, visually on the head look so-so, but for the house that's it

At home there is also JBL tune 500, middle and bottoms reproduce perfectly, unlike jbl, where there is simply no middle. With its pros: Price, took in the summer of 2022 for 2700 They sit perfectly on the head. With its cons: hours, then there is some discomfort in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe crown) For me it’s not critical

weeks infected 2 Some find fault with the fact that you can hear yourself during a conversation, but this does not interfere with communication, Pros below: For the price, hold a charge for a long time. Different cons:

Sony engineers know the secret sauce recipe. Got pros: they are too small, A amplifier, acoustics with a sensitivity from 91 dB) Got cons: Not labeled as children's, They speak English about the level of charge - but in the 21st century it is a shame not to know English at this level.

Has some pros: Works great, light, Cons below: A bit hot in the summer, but that's the downside of all overheads, I guess.

Different pros: Wow, charging once a week, the phone is on the veranda, I'm digging in my ears for 70 meters Got cons: Somehow the buttons are not convenient for me, for me they had to be smashed

although I'm not a music lover, I can note that you can hear others a little, but I mainly use headphones at night when it's quiet around, so it's not critical for me.

There is a non-switchable transparency mode while using the hands free ears. As for the sound . It goes 20-20k => sounds merge like in noise, there is no purity of sound, but good volume and rolling (?) of bass from the box, without buildup. Suitable for swotting. And if you don't need a headset mode and like a good pressure to your head - take better audio equipment ( AUDIO-TECHNICA ATH-S200BTBRD ). There, although the codec is only SBC, the instrumental is awesome. The sound there may be…

Okay, ok, so there's a lot of feedback from both sides, but here's an 18 year old opinion. They sound good, not great, but great for the price. Syncing via Bluetooth is super easy, so tech-savvy users won't have any trouble. The mic is good, a little inferior to the standard iPhone mic but still good. The buttons could be better, it's easy to accidentally select the wrong one, but honestly it's not that big of a deal. Build smart, you get what you pay for, they build relatively well, I think…

So before I start I want to say that the headphones were pretty good, the Sound quality was great and right out of the box they lasted several hours before I needed to be recharged. So if you're dealing with the worst in the universe, or you don't mind removing the mic from the device, go for it. . That being said, the only thing that made me return these headphones (less than 12 hours after receiving the product) is the feature called sidetone, and I'd like to tell you that personally I'd…

Pros: • It's nice and light. Very compact and doesn't take up any more space than it already is • The ear cups swivel. I appreciate that because it's easier to find a seat if you have to pack. • Very simple design. No LEDs, big logos or colorful graphics. The pitch black appearance of these headphones lives up to the saying "less is more". • I found the microphone surprisingly good. Receiving phone calls was very clear and a colleague explained that my answers sounded like I was using any…