Wi-Xb400 Headphones Wireless Neck-Band Calls/Music USB, W128298864 (Neck-Band Calls/Music USB Type-C Bluetooth Black)

These are absolutely my favorite earbud. The deep, loud, rich, and clean bass is next level. It handles Techmaster PEB much better than my studio quality headphones. I don't know what wizardry they packed into this, but I've never heard a better bass in an earbud. The highs and mids are nice an clear, and the sounds don't get muddy and blend together. It offers the concise, clear, LOUD audio of clamshell headphones in a teeny tiny compact bud. I like that they're not individual buds that can easily get lost or you have to carry a dumb charging box with you. The neck band is nice and light, and is very comfortable even in high heat, humidity, and all day wear. They're very durable, and long lasting. The battery lasts all day. I like the controls interface on the neckband, and it pairs extremely easily. I said they're not quite as good as the originals. The first time I bought this set was at Walmart for $40. They blew me away, and a couple weeks later, I wanted to buy another pair to keep for a backup, but they were already discontinued. Apparently, Sony liste Ed when people said, "give it back" and redid them. These are NEARLY the exact same, but something about the audio quality isn't quite as crisp, but it still sounds great and the bass driver is incredible. They definitely changed the robot voice to be very simplistic. The old set, you'd turn them on and "power on. Battery fully charged. Connected." The new mode doesn't tell you battery levels or anything of the sort, and honestly, it tends to have weird connectivity issues at random. I'll live with the occasional weirdness, because you simply cannot find bass this good in any earbud or headphones for under $200. Best Bass in a budget bud I've ever heard.

Great earbuds get some!!!! I only wear these and can easily wear them while sleeping to frequency music😎😎😎 Magnetic so they don’t fall off your neck! Great sound!!!

Not as loud as I'd like. Sound quality is ok for what they are. Still prefer my corded AT earbuds, but as cell phone companies are deleting the jack. These will do. Still way better than the USB corded earbuds.

Excelente el producto, bien empacado

Pains me to say it because the audio quality is great but the product as a whole is deeply flawed. There are two main issues. 1) The cable that goes around the back of your neck should have some coating or made out of slightly thicker material so it stays in place. Unfortunately due to the softness of the cable, it keep slipping off to one side which makes it really annoying. In my experience I used to adjust it at least 10 times a day 2) the ear pieces that come with the set are either oversized or its a design flaw. I am down to my last set as they keep falling off. Its a shame because the audio and battery life are good and outperform my Beats over the neck headset but the flaws far outweigh the good in my opinion. As of this writing I've gone back to my old headset.

There are pretty good and for some people are probably good fits. Decent sound quality, Sony app EQ settings compatible, magnet ear buds, battery is good, not too pricy. I had two problems with it one is probably more of a personal issue and the other is a practical issue. Practical issue the angle the magnets are at is not ideal, as well as the magnets being weaker. The angle meant they were always trying to come apart and the weaker magnet meant they often did. Better than nothing but far from ideal. My personal issue is with the LED. Most of the time its not an issue but when the earbuds are on and/or playing something they flash a blue led every 5-10 seconds or so and its way to bright. Minor thing but it was the biggest reason I could not use them because that kind of things bugs me a lot. If it was less bright or just did not flash I would probably not have a problem using these.

I bought these to replace the same model o used for 5 hours 5 days a week for 3 years straight. These are the most well built and best sounding headphones I've ever used. My prior pair had been submerged on multiple occasions and survived countless hours of pressure washing. Built to last and high quality for minimal price. I will be very sad the day sony stops producing this model

I recently lost my old pair of these Sony earbuds and had to replace them.I’ve had these earbuds for years now. Budget friendly with expensive sound quality. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I'm reviewing this in comparison to the WF-C500 wireless earbuds and the MDREX110APB.CE7 "Deep Bass" wired earphones. Of the three, I prefer these (WI-XB400 "Extra Bass"). I bought them to use with my phone. Turns out my Motorola's 3.5mm audio jack introduces distortion at several frequencies, but Bluetooth doesn't, despite the usual Bluetooth background static. Cons: there are minor issues that really shouldn't be there, but I can work around them. - The status announcer is a bit loud. I don't like hearing "POWER ON", "POWER OFF", or "CONNECTED" blasted into my ears. With current Bluetooth antennas, I haven't had any issues, but I can imagine this being annoying if your antenna is not reliable and connection often drops. The fix was to just not wear the earbuds while powering them on or off. - It has a very bright blue LED light that shines out like a laser. It can hit you in the eye at night and is bright enough to even shine a path. Perhaps it helps as a locator light if I ever need to find it stranded in the ocean. At least it's not on all the time, but flashes on every few seconds. It's a minor issue that you can fix by covering it with something, and you won't usually notice it if you hang the wire behind your neck, but it shouldn't be this bright. - It has the usual Bluetooth background noise that all Bluetooth devices seem to have for whatever reason when they are connected. It's not audible once music is playing, and it goes silent after a few seconds of not playing any sounds, but I would prefer it if it wasn't there. Pros: despite the cons, I still very much prefer this over the WF-C500. It's on par with the MDREX110APB.CE7 but unfortunately my phone doesn't work well with wired headphones. - The earbuds are sleek and don't disturb me when I'm sleeping on my side. In fact, I've used the MDREX110APB.CE7 a lot before because they work as ear plugs at night; the WI-XB400 do the same. I bought the WF-C500 before the WI-XB400 and one massive issue I had was that if I ever fell asleep while wearing them, just turning my head onto anything would press the button, which then makes a loud volume announcement or starts playing music. This is functionality built into the WF-C500, and the WI-XB400 has none of that. The smaller shape of the WI-XB400 earbuds also means they don't stick out like the WF-C500 and don't hit, say, your helmet while riding a bike or your beanie hat in winter, which could also press the buttons on the WF-C500. - The controls are all on the hub on the cable, which hangs on my neck. This is far more convenient to me than reaching and pressing morse-code onto my ear like the WF-C500 needs (because it just has one big button that does all the controls). More importantly, unlike the WF-C500's big button, the WI-XB400 has the typical good-old volume up and down buttons that aren't excessively easy to press. You need some pressure to click them, so they won't be randomly activating. - After using both the WF-C500 and the WI-XB400, I prefer having the cable connecting them. Not only does this make the buttons easier to use, but it keeps me from misplacing my earbuds. I can more easily find the WI-XB400 and I am less concerned with them rolling off the table or off the bed. I imagine the wire is a point of failure, but the WI-XB400 feels less fragile still than the WF-C500. The separate earpieces on the WF-C500 are heavier because all components are in one place, making me feel they would not stand a fall too well. Lastly, with the cable, I can just wear the WI-XB400 as a necklace, which is more convenient than placing the WF-C500 in a pocket or case. The WF-C500 is in theory more convenient to charge; you just plop them into the case. But I haven't had any issues with keeping the WI-XB400 charged. I'll perhaps edit this if battery is ever an issue, but I haven't observed any. - It turns out the name wasn't lying about the bass either. It's not as good as a proper headset IMO, but it's either identical to the MDREX110APB.CE7 in bass frequencies, if not a bit better. I was in fact very satisfied with the MDREX110APB.CE7 were it not for my phone distorting some frequencies at lower volumes. It appears WI-XB400 fixes problems with distortion by avoiding the audio jack. More importantly, compared to the WF-C500, the WI-XB400 is far ahead. The WF-C500 barely has bass, to the point some songs sound entirely different because it's mostly trebble. - I haven't had any issues with connectivity or volume. Default volume can perhaps be a bit loud, but in my experience, this has 3 layers volume controls: (1) the volume of the headphones itself, which is independent from the phone and adjusted via the buttons; (2) the volume on the phone, which I can set to be lower on bluetooth devices; and (3) the equalizer on my phone, which I can adjust further if it's ever too loud in any area. Perhaps the Sony wireless earbuds app also works on this, but I haven't tested it. Connectivity has been reliable for me, but I remember I was dissuaded from Bluetooth devices years ago because antennas were not reliable back then. I can't say that's the case anymore.

Beter dan verwacht , gaan ruim 15 uur mee , klinken goed en zitten stevig in de oren.

Best bluetooth in-ear headphones I've tried so far with motorcycle helmet. Small footprint, does not stick out too much. Stays in place, both when putting the helmet on and off. Sound quality is good enough, considering the noisy environment. Normally I'm not a fan of extended bass, but a slight lift of lower frequencies is a welcome feature on the road. Noise isolation is medium. Engine noise is muted, but you're not totally isolated from the traffic around you. I've NOT tried it as a communication device and cannot comment on the microphone quality. Battery time is excellent. Charging is done via standard USB C port. I wish they were IP rated. Good price/performance ratio (30 EUR). I would buy again.

Los mejores audífonos que he comprado, si son muy detallistas con los bajos, esta será su mejor opción, comprare un par extra porque de verdad tienen muy buena fidelidad

Sehr gute Kopfhörer, vom Design her viel besser als Earbuds. Bei Earbuds hatte ich immer angst das ich sie verliere, weil ich sehr viel mit dem Fahrrad unterwegs bin.