Review on 👂 Samsung Galaxy Buds+ Plus Pink SM-R175N True Wireless Earbuds - Wireless Charging Case Included (Korean Version) by Iori Yagami ᠌

I got it to use as a headset for laptop-based phone calls in my line of work. It was crucial to me that the battery last a long time and the microphone was high quality. These or the Jabra Elite 75 were on my list of options. After using them for a few months, I can tell that these headphones are excellent. Although there are subtleties) No worries about dead batteries here; it can go through an entire workday without a hitch. even if there wasn't evidence to charge them with. When a microphone is involved, things become more convoluted. There isn't much noise since (1) I work from home during the pandemic and (2) nobody else does either. It's unclear to me how microphones would do in a busy workplace. Several people I was speaking with voiced their displeasure with how easily they could hear me. They may not admit it, but they always claim to have good hearing. At start, I was always curious about everything and everyone.) Maybe it was because I truly did speak gently when I was misunderstood. I have no idea. Three, when the noise reduction kicks in, it seems to be suppressing my voice as well. Recently, I had a conversation in which my interlocutor claimed to be able to softly hear me (that is, not noisy around, but quiet). A vacuum cleaner was currently operating in the next room. When I locked the door behind me, everything was OK. A nearly flawless connection to a laptop was a major consideration for me. In the past, freeware caused consistent sound driver issues that could only be remedied by powering down and restarting the laptop. Any issues with these? I can't recall any. In two and a half months of daily use, perhaps once or twice. My one desired enhancement is the ability to connect a laptop and mobile device at the same time (Multipoint). And at that point, in my opinion, they have no more rivals. On the whole, it's something I think you should do.