Очень гордился своими наушниками Sony с активным шумоподавлением… Почему в прошедшем времени? Встретил этого парня из будущего в метро. Ну ладно наушники Bluetooth, но как эти накладки держатся на ушах?
То есть я ношу тяжесть на голове, а у него они как-то сами держатся и также полностью изолируют от внешнего мира 😳
Только я живу в прошлом? Может кто-то уже пробовал такое? Как называется?
Очень гордился своими наушниками Sony с активным шумоподавлением… Почему в прошедшем времени? Встретил этого парня из будущего в метро. Ну ладно наушники Bluetooth, но как эти накладки держатся на ушах?
То есть я ношу тяжесть на голове, а у него они как-то сами держатся и также полностью изолируют от внешнего мира 😳
Только я живу в прошлом? Может кто-то уже пробовал такое? Как называется?
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