Review on Beats Wireless Portable Bluetooth Microphone by Ada Rola ᠌

When my wired UrBeats3 with Lightning started to die, I considered switching back to wireless headphones, but I wanted Apple's approval as a priority. Don't want to put drops in my ears. There were wireless AirPods, but they were mocked because they lost power too rapidly in the cold, leaving you to stumble around in silence; also, the battery in one of the "ears" started to die there, resulting in a faster loss of sound in one channel. In private, of course. Let everyone in the car listen to "Pnevmoslon," and I'll hear everything that goes on in here just well. I have chosen this budget template. For starters, I appreciated that there wasn't any unnecessary clutter, like earbuds or vaguely shaped objects. Instead, everything was straightforward, with just a couple of plugs connected by a jumper on the neck and some amusingly garish paint jobs. Also, Apple ecosystem compatibility was promised and indicated by the provided evidence. You can tell the ears are made of cheap materials as soon as you open the package and hold them in your hands, but other than that, the production values are fairly high. Let's see how long the wires last, but if the battery discharges faster than expected, it could be due to this. Also, it needs to be charged regularly, which is inconvenient for me because the included cable is a Type-A to Type-A cable. But the sound is fantastic, and it's cleaner than the UrBeats3, and the drivers are fine, and the headphones are well-isolated. The ears are sturdy and inexpensive (by Apple's standards). The following is what I suggest.