Sony Headphones Connect Doesn T Work

It does work with my workstation so I can connect a wireless tablet, headphones, etc.

I took a chance and ordered these to connect my headphones to my mic and they work great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sony WH-1000XM4 Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones sound great and fit great. This is my first pair of noise cancelling headphones, so I couldn't believe the difference in using these headphones. I really like the case for traveling and storage, all the pieces fit in it nicely. It comes with a charging cord, an airplane adapter and a cord to connect it to your phone or music device and works with bluetooth as well. They are adjustable, they have nice padding across the top of your head and around your ears. They power on easily and after setup they connect quickly with my android phone. They are very comfortable and able to be worn for hours of great listening. Thes Sony headphones are awesome and I have enjoyed using them and definitely say give them a try for yourself.

I connect the SMH-1000 Closed-Back Professional Monitor Headphones to my Sony NEX-FS100UK hi-def professional camcorder.

We use this cable to connect our Atomos Shogun to our Sony a7s via our new Tilta cage. It's a good, snug fit and doesn't come out accadentally. It's very light and doesn't get in the way and works well.

You can feel the quality of this phone when it's in your hand, then the pictures and videos when you start shooting with it, just as easy and familiar as my Sony RX 100 VI Camera but plus a smart phone. No problem connecting to AT&T 5G through Cell Booster they provided for free (got to have a new AT&T 5G Sim card, it's also free) , always get 5 bar LTE signal at home within 3000 Sq.feet. If you already have Sony TV,Lap top.. got to have this phone to make your system complete. Nice.

The Sony MDR-7506 headphones have great definition. Work great for mixing.

Work so well, connect to my devices effortlessly and honestly the quality isn't much different than your typical headphones. The only thing is that when you are in loud surroundings you do have to turn the volume up quite high. But obviously that would be expected with open-ear headphones. Just good to keep in mind!

These are great for the kids with their Zoom school. They're comfortable and work well, at least until your kid leaves it on the floor for the dogs to chew on. Then it doesn't work as well. But I can't fault the Headset for that, right? It doesn't advertise as being dog proof. But I would say both pairs went through a good 6 months of abuse from the kids with no issues. The USB Fob works greats, though the kids eventually figured out how to connect them using Bluetooth, which is nice as prior headsets (different brand) wouldn't connect with Bluetooth and I thought it was a computer issue. Turns out, we just needed a better headset, which we now have in this.

This is a serious keyboard, not a flimsy will do in a pinch type. What makes it particularly good is three things: (1) the strong magnet that snaps in place and allows it to be attached and detached at will, (2) no wires to connect so USB port remains available, and (3) the keyboard folds and protects the screen so no additional case is needed. My use scenario is a business travel device that allows me to connect to my servers remotely and take care of any potential emergencies while traveling internationally and in more remote locations. Tablet alone doesn't work well since on-screen keyboard is not only awkward for more serious typing, but it also takes a large portion of the screen. Laptops alone lack ability to use local SIM/eSIM cards and connect to the local mobile networks directly (local WiFi works well for those who don't venture outside urban areas much). Using phone as a hotspot doesn't work well because most of the US plans that come with international access heavily throttle the hotspot usage to the point where even remote terminal sessions are barely usable. And having a secondary phone with the local SIM card only to use as a hot spot is awkward. This keyboard creates a system that is a great upgrade for those who would carry either a tablet or a laptop on their voyages.