Sony WI-C310

I have 2 C200s and a C310 to put up. Think someone alluded to the fact that they could create a lot of wifi traffic because they don’t connect to a separate hub but otherwise quality is good, decent features on the app and I appreciate the fact that there is no cloud storage. Can accept up to 128gb card and the lounge one, constantly triggered by cats and us working from home, still has about 6 weeks of data saved. Plenty to look back in case something happens.

The bud cables are very long, creating big loops when wearing the headphones, which may be a bit cumbersome. On the upside, they have a good 17-hour battery life and isolate well against work environment noises, but won’t be the ideal choice for public transit. They are decent all-around headphones and offer good value, but don’t necessarily stand out from other similar in-ears

Tried apple's *Beats Flex* but they sounded like crap compared to the basic wired apple bud. I found Sony's Wi-C310 to sound better than the beats, and have been using them for some time, knowing that I'd eventually upgrade. I upgraded to the [Drop + Grell TWS1X IEM](https://drop.com/buy/drop-grell-tws-iem) and absolutely love the audio quality.

The Sony WI-C310 Wireless are the best sounding Βluetooth earbuds at a budget price that we've tested. These headphones have a smooth and warm sound profile that's well-suited for genres like rock or jazz. Their boom shouldn't overwhelm vocals and lead instruments, so these sounds are still accurately reproduced

1. sony wi-c310, $18 bluetooth buds that sound pretty darn great and don't cause the plugged up pressure feeling that some buds like the beats flex do. 2. Astro a20 gen 2, i bought and returned like pretty much all of the sub-$130ish wireless gaming headsets without pleather pads trying to find something that can match the sound of the hyperx cloud ii wireless with pleather pads because i wanted a convenient low latency wireless set of headphones that weren't total shit but with non-pleather pads, but every pad i tried other than the stock pleather ones made the hyperx cloud 2 wireless sound like shit, so i ordered some headsets that came with non-pleather pads by default, and the a20 gen 2 beat the logitech g533 and g733, the corsair void, the hyperx cloud stinger core 7.1 wireless (not the ps4 ver. idk if that one sounds different), the razer kaira pro, and the steelseries arctis 7 (that one didn't have enough clamp to get a good seal and i had owned and sold it before i did this comparison test hunt search thing, but if memory serves it would've lost to the astros), and it(the a20) was under $70 on clearance when i got it.. wish it had a bit larger headband though.

The Sony WI-C310 Wireless are the best headphones with an earbud design under $20 that we've tested. These headphones have a flexible neck cable design that allows you to hang them around your neck when you're not using them. They also have a decently comfortable fit and are stable enough for a jog in the park

Sony wi c310. Pixel buds series A buds-most comfortable but low volume.

So I replaced a set of BeatsX because at over $100 each time they broke, i was geting annoyed. These are value priced... and you get what you pay for. Pros: - Battery life is GREAT - llike beats, you can do a quick charge for about 10 min and get a few hours - if you already have USB-C devices, it's...

I have sleeping issues, and I use Bluetooth earbuds to play soft ambient music. This has the benefit of falling asleep and then staying asleep as outside noise is filtered out. I’ve been using Beats X/Flex, but I’ve found that they’re not up to the task of this level of use so I have to replace them...

Excellent battery life and sound quality is good for office use. For music, it's mediocre. There is hardly any bass even with tight fit. The high frequency is too overwhelming at times with piercing trebles in some songs. I also faced a issue with mic (a ping like noise and metallic sound) but not s...