Review on Haylou GT5 wireless headphones, black by Anastazja Andrzejews ᠌

1. Terrible management. A very sensitive sensor, and the control itself begins with one tap. And this one tap is triggered by ANY touch. Either you rubbed your cheek with the back of your hand, or you touched your earlobe and touched the earpiece, etc. And it’s not a fact that they touched it once, just the vibration of a finger that you didn’t notice - for him it’s already a few clicks. You never know why your earphone stopped sounding, and what will be its reaction to another attempt to press to restore the sound. I had one earpiece fall off several times, and attempts to turn it on led to the fact that one or the other was connected, and never together. I had to do a factory reset and reconnect them, after that it all worked. When such troubles occur at home, this is one thing, but when somewhere on a walk on the street . a spoiled mood. 2. Lack of volume control and generally weak maximum volume level. If you lie on the couch and listen to music, it does not bother you. But in everyday life, when you move and move from a quiet place to a noisy place, such as public transport, or went to a store, having to take out your smartphone and adjust the volume of your pipets is infuriating.