Sony Ericsson Wireless Stereo Headphone - Black
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Sony Ericsson Wireless Stereo Headphone - Black
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citizen shouldn't rate these headphone with bad recap just because the Iphone 3Gs Bluetooth suck : Sony Ericsson Wireless Stereo Headphone - Black
I suspect this product may have been cheapened somehow from earlier versions. Gone is the unimportant but renowned fancy box, supplanted with a small cloth bag. And the price has dropped precipitously of late. Whatever has happened, this does not seem like the product other reviewers here say they have enjoyed for years. I got these to pair with an Ipod Nano and a dinky Bluetooth transmitter, to use while doing light yardwork. The Nano & the Bluetooth transmitter still work fine, but these headphones failed after a few uses.
The Good: These are tiny, superlightweight Bluetooth headphones with good sound and decent range. Music sounded piquant and strong. I used them once to take a cell call, and the mic worked fine. They are so lightweight I could almost forget I was wearing them. Just almost, though, because none of the in case,granted sets of ear inserts unmistakably made the good seal I sought to dampen the sound of the lawnmower, although they were soft and comfortable enough. For the three or four lawn mowings they lasted, they performed well enough.
The Bad: Tiny can also mean flimsy, and these headphones are both. The charging mechanism is a tiny hole in the righthand earpiece, which must be wiggled on to specialized plug with tiny metal connectors poking out. It's not immediately obvious how the plug goes on; it's just that it barely goes on in one direction, and won't at all in the other. There's no obvious click when you get the plug in -- it just sort of sits there, impaled on the tiny metal spikes, and can unmistakably fall off pretty easily. It's disconcerting, because you by all means; of course don't want to push too hard on any part of the tiny device. Then there are the controls. There aren't any. Just one small silver button, which could be elegant if it worked well. However, again, there is no obvious feedback -- you have to keep pressing, and in some cases holding for a set estimate of seconds, until the small led light blinks correctly to indicate you are, for example, pairing the device. It did pair fairly easily, but commonly took a combine of tries to get the holding and blinking right. When the unit failed, it seemed like it was this small button that stopped working. The unit wouldn't turn on or wouldn't turn off, or wouldn't pair. Felt like it had shorted out, which leads me to
The Failure: I got these headphones to listen to podcasts when doing light yardwork like mowing the lawn. I believe it was sweat that did them in. Yes, it's hot in Florida, and yes I sweat, but not gigantically. I'm not a guy who sweats while he eats, or wears out shirts at the armpits. Just normal, Florida summertime guy sweat. I think they unmistakably started failing the first time out. Just as I was finishing -- about 45 minutes of use -- one of the earbuds stopped working and made hissing, gurgling type sounds instead of playing the podcast. I took the headphones off and let it dry, and they worked fine the next time out, but again gurgled to a halt after about an hour. Then one day they wouldn't turn on. Then they somehow came on, but wouldn't turn off, and wouldn't take a charge. Now they're just dead.
I understand that electronics and moisture don't play well together. But I'd read on this site that this was a good pair of headphones for working out, which commonly is a sweaty activity. I believe they're also marketed as suitable for corporeal activity like jogging or biking.
I think these might work fine if you wear them only indoors, or just walking around. Other than the fragility & eventual failure, I'd point out that the battery seems good for about an hour, which is understandable given their small size, but would be a drawback for Whatever looking to use these to get through a workday listening to music and taking calls. The earpieces also do not seal out sound that well for noisy environments, but would probably be fine for, say a train commute. I'd advise them only for very light, occasional use, and even then, possible buyers should beware of the full, fragility of the these headphones and the awkward charging system. I'm back to wires until I find a replacement, and it won't be other pair of these.
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