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The authors are right in holding the view that neural synchrony does not seem to provide a solution for the 'hard problem of consciousness' (Chalmers 1996). They are also right in that most of the evidence presented for the role of neural synchronization in perceptual binding is correlative and not causal. They are essentially wrong in all their remaining

Right but basically wrong: Comments on Canales et al. 'A Critical Assessment of the Consciousness by Synchrony Hypothesis'