Sony Headphones Pairing Mode

Is a great pairing with my Campfire headphones. Truly adds to an utterly unique listening experience.

To me, this was the only solution I could find to go truly wireless with a stereo signal from a keyboard or mixer; the headphones are comfortable enough and pairing the transmitter and receiver was easy; It appears to handle organ and bass signals reasonably well; I did have an initial issue with static or pops but proper adjustment of volume levels seems to have solved the problem; So far, I'm very pleased with the headphones;

Great quality headphones considering the lower price point. Had a bit of trouble pairing them in the beginning but now the process is flawless.

These headphones work great with my Peloton bike! The pairing process was super simple and the fit comfortable. Only negative thing is the controls are kind of weird, it takes a moment to figure out the tapping process to turn up the volume, play/pause, etc. All in all though, would totally recommend.

My Sony headphones look like new! AMAZING!!!

I bought this to replace my old Sony receiver. It has many usable features if you have the need. It's great to have Bluetooth pairing. Love the sound. It was on sale, so I bought it and am very happy!

I bought this as well as a Sony Alpha A 7 IV camera system. The lens is a great pairing with the camera and is designed for traveling. The small size and quality of the construction gives me great confidence in making a variety of shots whether they are buildings or individual portraits. I also like the weather protection that is advertised for this lens.

I just got the Sony ECM and I love them. Only thing I realize is once they're connect do not turn them off because it will disconnect the pairing to each but other then that they're great!

I used a few times and I think it is the best option for a low budget macro photography. Pairing it with a good flash can make your photos stunning! For this two photos I used the Sony A7RII, a Sony 50mm 1.8 lens, Sony HVL-F43M External Flash and the softbox Westcott Pocketbox Max. None of the photos are heavily cropped. There are two downsides on using extension tubes: loss of light (not a big deal when using flash) and the need to install and remove to get the macro feature (you cant focus to infinity using it). It is worth buying it.

Pancake design is great for pairing with small apsc cameras. I have this lens with the Sony zve10, renders well for the price point. Fun little lens with manual functionality.