As most mobile phones are getting rid of headphone sockets, wireless headphones are becoming more and more popular. Sony has an excellent pedigree in this field, especially its mdr-1000x overhead wireless headset, which has always been a better noise reduction headset. So how can Sony headphones be identified? The next small summary of Sony headphones authenticity identification methods to understand to see.
The identification method is as follows:
1. The real l has edges and corners, the metal sheet is decorated with matte treatment, the fake L has fuzzy edge, and the electroplating sheet is decorated, which is very eye-catching. The genuine sheet metal is matte, not bright, and the fake sheet metal is very shiny.
2. The edge of the fake l handwriting is rounded, not clear and sharp at all, and the touch of the fake is rough, the edge is tied, and there is an obvious plastic Cape. Fake R's own fuzzy edge.
3. The position of the real r side is to the right, while that of the fake is to the left, so the assembly is wrong. The sound of the genuine goods is clear and clear after pulling out the metal, and the fake goods are dull without obvious click. Take a closer look at the difference between R and fake on the right.
4. Fake leather bag Sony itself is rough, the material of leather bag is rough. The leather of genuine leather bag is exquisite, and Sony's handwriting is clear and perfect. Genuine warranty card, service certificate is complete, and fake is not.
Extended information:
Sony enters China
Sony (China) Co., Ltd., established in Beijing in October 1996, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony Group in the unified management and coordination of Sony's business activities in China. As a regional headquarters in China, it is engaged in the investment of electronic information industry, product marketing, customer after-sales service liaison in China, and carries out macro management and extensive business support for Sony's enterprises in China, so as to promote the continuous development of Sony's business in the Chinese market.
Sony's products in China include flat-panel TV sets, rear projection / plasma / LCD TV sets, digital cameras, laptops, home video recorders, home theater systems, DVD players, data projectors, memory stick memory sticks, polymer lithium-ion batteries, etc. Sony's electronic business in China has reached US $5 billion, and its total investment has exceeded US $800 million. Sony has about 10000 employees in China, including six factories.
At the global board of directors of Sony Group, the CEO of Sony Group, Nobuyuki Inoue, once promised that the high-speed development of the Chinese market would be the top priority for the future development, and he hoped that China would become the growth engine of Sony's East Asian business region. To this end, Sony has set a grand goal for the development of its electronic products in China: by 2005, its sales in China will reach five times of that in 2002; by 2008, it will double its goal in 2005, surpass the Japanese market and become Sony's second largest market after the United States.
On January 28, 2015, Japan Economic News reported that Sony plans to lay off another 1000 people in its smartphone business. The layoffs will mainly affect Europe and China.