Sony WI-C200
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Very ergonomic model, well made, with acceptable sound quality. Everything is thought out, except for rather weak magnets. Convenience, there are lows and basses. Voice prompt. At 0 degrees, that is, in winter they turn into a pumpkin. The cable is fragile, it is impossible to wear. Please note. Only HOME, on the street - no. |
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functional. the stated parameters are correct. worthy. knew what he was taking. but very good quality. in communication are very legible and intelligible. the music is pan-plastic (especially in classics and rock), but in principle you can listen if you don't do it loudly. enjoy the sound it's not them. different flaks and dsd frankly show their fu. workhorse. satisfied. earbuds are so-so. the cups are very small. not good for fingers. use Sony WI-C200 less than month |
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Great headphones. Everything, absolutely everything, I liked the sound quality, the battery capacity, and the duration of the work. All Daughter lost them.  Igor: use Sony WI-C200 few months |
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Excellent headphones, I have been using them for a month now, I took them on a business trip, all the characteristics that are written about these headphones are correct. Price quality. But I really liked that the headphones, when turned on, voice their functions, and say about charging. It is very comfortable. Missing use Sony WI-C200 few months |
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So, after my previous JBL headphones broke, I urgently needed to acquire new ones because I simply can't do without them! Looking into my wallet and, surprisingly, not finding a six-figure sum there, I set off on a search for quality yet budget-friendly "headphones" with a deep sense of disappointment. I immediately ruled out AirPods, Sennheiser, Philips, and other similar high-price segment brands and settled on a few models, including these wireless headphones. It's worth mentioning that I didn't consider wired headphones at all, as there are hardly any devices left in my current arsenal with a 3.5 mm jack. But, since that was a lyrical digression, now it's time to move on to the pros and cons. Let's start with the advantages: 1) Build quality. Yes, the headphones are really assembled excellently. Nothing wobbles or creaks. No roughness found on the body and tips! 2) Battery life. I am a very busy person; I need to constantly stay in touch, participate in conferences, listen to podcasts, music, watch videos, etc. Therefore, a capacious battery in headphones is a priority for me. This model is all good on that front. 3) Sound. Debatable, very debatable. I'm an amateur audiophile. True audiophiles might not be satisfied, but it's fine for me. The high frequencies occasionally suffer. Drawbacks: 1) Controls. The buttons are quite hard to press, especially in the cold. Build quality, Battery life, Sound, Price Controls (subjective), Sound (see comment)  Savva Nodelman: use Sony WI-C200 less than month |
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For its price category, a very decent, balanced sound, sufficient bass. 1. Price-quality. They deliver the full range of frequencies quite well (I have tried several dozen pairs of headphones, these are the best). 2. Noise cancellation. 3. The microphone - even in a noisy environment, the person on the other end hears me perfectly. 4. The charge lasts about 10-12 hours in music listening mode, at maximum volume, and I haven't drained the battery yet. did not find  Katerina D: use Sony WI-C200 less than month |
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