Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Ceramic White by Athit Athit ᠌

My very first pair of headphones without wires. Because the sound quality is very important to me, I had to wait a very long time until wireless headphones became available at a reasonable price with noise reduction and sound quality that was at least comparable to that of wired Schenheiser headphones that cost between three and four thousand dollars (and, of course, in the form factor "in-ear ") And in the end, after purchasing a Huawei p40 Pro, the adapter from type-c to 3.5 that I had purchased (high-quality, Baseus) died after three weeks of careful use (there is no 3.5 connector in the phone). Since my old headphones have been alive for two and a half years, I decided to take all of the same headphones wirelessly instead of having to run every month to get a new adapter that costs between 600 and 700 dollars. After using Sennheiser cx 275s for a while, I made the conversion to these headphones and couldn't be happier with them. As a consequence of this, they have an even greater sound, and in particular - as has been stated numerous times across the board - a very high-quality deep bass (it seemed to me, like many others, that with noise reduction turned on, the bass is deeper and of higher quality). The elimination of noise is not only a pleasure, but it also saves time and money at work (open space). The sound transmission mode, which relays the ambient noise as though the user were not wearing headphones at all, is notably helpful in retail settings, such as when making a purchase at the cash register. There is also an option to intensify voices within this mode; however, I do not make use of it very frequently. Before making the purchase, the loss of headphones was the concern that occupied the first and most essential place in my mind (if a wired earphone fell out, this, of course, had no consequences for it, unlike a wireless one). There is not the slightest indication that they can fall out in any of the everyday situations, including at the gym (unless you hit them hard with your hand / hood). Fortunately, they fit perfectly in the ears, and there is not the slightest hint that there is a possibility that they can. This is unquestionably the superior option, considering that it cost only 12,000 dollars.