Review on Sony WH900N h.ear wireless headphones on 2 Wireless NC by Mateusz Komorowski ᠌

I strongly recommend that you these headphones somewhere for 10 minutes, and if their fit seems good for you, then all other disadvantages can be forgiven. The need to correct the headphones after a certain period of time does not allow you to immerse yourself in work / music. Got pros: + Stylish appearance + Sufficiently detailed sound + Good attenuation of monotonous noise, which allows you to listen to music at low volume + Scratch-resistant surface Has cons: - Very uncomfortable ear pads. Comfortable wearing except in winter weather, when the ears are not so hot - Few people talk, but the headphones have two modes of wireless operation: sound quality priority and connection stability priority. I don’t like the sound without any improvement, so I set the b boost preset in the proprietary application. So all these presets do not work in high quality mode. In the phone settings, you can see that when the stable connection mode is activated, the phone works with the SBS codec, as if hinting that all these hyped high-quality codecs (LDAC and Aptx HD) are unstable. Horror. - Noise. Most likely this is a feature of all bluetooth headphones. There is background noise that looks like white. Very unpleasant, especially at night when you want to listen to listen at a low volume. There is no such problem with cable. - After 3/4 years, the headband started peeling off the frame. The padded headband may appear to be pressed under two plastic pads along its edges, but a closer look reveals an even layer of adhesive on the inside. Not critical, but the presentation spoils. - The design creaks.