Sony WH-CH510:Wireless Bluetooth Headset With Mic For Phone-Call

Get dynamic sound and all-day listening in a wireless headphone The zero-compromise wh-ch510 wireless headphones feature an extra-long battery life of up to 35 hours 30mm drivers bring crisp clear sound No matter what you’re listening to Make hands-free calls with the built-in microphone and recharge with the updated USB-C connection.

Built-in microphone

Take and make calls without ever touching your phone. With a high-quality built-in microphone, you’ll be able to have hands-free conversations on your smartphone with ease.

Voice assistant at your service

Check the weather, get the latest news and more using just your voice. Press the multi-function button twice and you’ll get instant access to Siri or Google Assistant.
It’s nice and light. Very compact and something that will not take any more space than what it is.
• The earcups swivel. I appreciate this because it makes it easier to find a place if you need to pack.
• A very simple design. No led glows, big logos, or color designs. A jet black look makes these headphones follow the saying “less is more.”
• I found the microphone surprisingly good. Receiving phone calls where very clear and colleague has stated that my responses sounded like I was using any smartphone.
• Not only is the Bluetooth on this is fast, but it’s a 5.0. This means 1. It maximizes your battery life as much as possible and 2. 5.0 allows you to connect two different headphones to your phone. A great note to have if you want someone else to watch what you’re watching.
• The battery is phenomenal. Sony states 35 hours, but honestly it can go almost two weeks (3-4 hours a day) without charging. An A+ in this field.
• Even with great battery life, the headset charges extremely fast with the USB-C connector. I did just a 10-minute charge and it gave me 1:30 playtime. Do the math, that’s 9 minutes of playback for 1 minute of charge. WOW.
• Only three simplicity buttons on the right earpiece. I’m always a fan of buttons rather than touch sensors, so this is a thumbs up in my book.
• Minimum leakage of music. Around 70% of volume and no knew I was even playing Taylor Swift.
• Good midranges and is helped with a good stereo spread in the earcups. You get good sound color when anything with a guitar, or and solo voice is performing.