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.

These work perfectly. Great sound quality for phone conversations and listening to music.

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.

I like the comfort and fit of the Sony WI‑XB400 headphones, and the sound quality is good for music and conversations. However, they have to stay very close to your phone or the audio cuts out, and when you speak, your voice sounds muffled. I wouldn’t purchase them again.

Best sound louder than most earbuds

Excelente producto

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

Super Kopfhörer, dämpfen Schall von außen durch die Bauweise sehr gut. Auch der basslastige Sound klingt sehr gut. Bin zufrieden.

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

I've recently moved to flagship true wireless WF 1000XM5s for the incredible sound quality. I miss the WB-XB400 which are otherwise vastly superior in comfort, convenience, battery longevity, affordability, and usability (no extra app needed). 17+ hours battery life IN USE, easy. I charged them every 4 days and used them for my 1h commute (back and then forth), whilst at work for music, calls and meetings, and then at home too. Sound quality is really very strong, crisp with a surprisingly good bass. Cannot overstate this point - no headphones at this price point compare, and I have also owned headphones twice the price which cannot touch them sound-wise either. They sit comfortably around your neck when not in use and the battery/volume control widgets balance it nicely without feeling weighty; like, you know they are there so you're not gonna lose them, but they're no burden. That they are USB-C is seemingly standard but beware buying other headphones at this price point where you might end up with a USB 2.0. They reach a 50% charge in about 15 minutes. They come with a variety of plug sizes and a short-lead charging cable. I've owned 3 pairs. I had to replace one pair after a year and a half, lost another, and gifted the other when I finally upgraded. Main cons - The flap that opens to allow you to charge it will eventually stop closing flush after around 6 months. It's not fixable as it happens because the housing for the plastic catch wears out; your options are to deal with it (it kinda half-closes in a dissatisfying sticky kind of way) or remove the flap entirely. Also, the sleeve of the earplugs (like the rubber underneath the headphones themselves) will start to tear and come loose after about a year. The headphones themselves stay connected but you end up with this tube of rubber sliding down from the headphones and sitting on the battery/control packs. Neither affect the usage or sound quality - anyway, at this price (and after that long) I am sure you'll basically just replace them with the same set, as I did for a good three years. If I was asked which are overall the best headphones on the market to this day, I'd recommend these.