Review on Wireless Headphones HONOR Magic Earbuds, white by Stanislaw Mlekodaj ᠌

The connection quality is basically a disaster when taking the phone out of a pocket, and this is true of both Xiaomi and Honor phones. Sometimes it's impossible to listen because of interruptions, bugs, drops, and misaligned ears, so I hack them to hell. About 10% of the time this happens on the street, and the remainder happens with unacceptable frequency and delay. Two and a half hours in regular mode and one and a half with noise reduction is a rather short run time. You can get three charges out of the case. Therefore, at most 10 hours—which is terribly short. Self-discharge from full charge to empty in under two weeks; discharges steadily while not in use. To add insult to injury, the headphones rarely charge due to poor contact in the case, a delay in displaying the lack of charge, and the inability to detect whether or not the connection was made due to dirt or debris on the contacts. It's possible that the headphones won't charge if you plug the case into an outlet to power up. Thirdly, the touch control is unreliable; it only fixes the touch 60% of the time if you conduct three touches instead of two. Because of this, I will never again purchase a product from this company. A thousand roubles spent on a pair of random ears gave me a lot better impression, and I do not advocate getting in touch with them.