Review on Haylou GT3 True Wireless Earbuds with DSP Noise Reduction, Bluetooth 5.0 Headphones, Smart Touch Control, and 24 Hours Battery Life by Arata Kichiro ᠌

10 out of 10 for such a budget! Its pros: + I liked the shape (for me personally, because plugs without a long tail do not fit in the auricle and do not sit comfortably). The box includes 3 sets of ear pads for different sizes. In my opinion, they are very soft and thin in material. And over time, I just picked up an option for myself from my personal accumulated collection over the entire history of buying a large number of headphones. + Good microphone, I always leave the house with music and now I can answer the call in any situation (the main thing is that the earpiece is right if you like how I wear only one) + Large battery capacity (I rarely charge the case, although I use the headphones every day for several hours and do not have time to discharge either the earphone itself to zero or the case) + I was looking for necessarily switching tracks. Tapping on the right earpiece twice is faster than reaching into your pocket for a smartphone or switching tracks on smartwatches. 2 times tap on the left earpiece - rewind. + Without problems, they are located and connected to the phone during the first setup. All subsequent times are connected very quickly and stably, both at once both headphones, and separately - for example, if you listened to one for a long time, and then decided to get the second one, you will instantly hear a second signal for checking and connecting your ears in stereo, and auto-continue sound playback. + The sound quality is not super-professional, but in this budget it is more than on par. There is a little lack of low frequencies, dips are heard in strongly bass tracks, but this is mainly at maximum volume and is generally fixable by adjusting the equalizer on the device itself from where you broadcast the sound. + I like that the case is horizontal: you immediately take hold of the tail of the earphone, without touching the sensor while you insert it into your ear. Good magnets of medium strength, nothing dangles, does not pop out even if you turn it over and shake it. At the same time, the case opens easily and does not slam much when magnetized back. The assembly came across to me excellent: nothing creaks, does not rattle and does not hang out. Different cons: - My favorite part with switching tracks often makes me mad when you don't feed in the right part of the headphone with a pressure sensor, due to the fact that the headphone is long and the area is large. In general, it will take you some time to get used to raising your hand to the exact height and double tap at the right speed. - There is no volume control, but in this budget it is difficult to expect a large number of super functions, I adjust the volume on the phone itself or switch tracks on the smart watch. - There is no sensor that the earpiece was pulled out of the ear, respectively, the pause must be pressed manually on the earpiece itself or on the device. - If you answer the phone, through headphones, hold the phone in your hands or put it somewhere. The microphone on the phone itself does not turn off completely, and if you put it in your pocket, then the interlocutor hears a continuous rustling instead of yours.