Review on 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Mateusz Bana ᠌

Because active noise cancellation in this form factor does not function at all as most consumers presumably anticipate it to and can be disappointing, I did not include it in the pros of headphones. In contrast to active noise canceling headphones, most noises are still heard when they are turned on. While headphones, despite their open design, allow you to comfortably listen to music in the train at 2/3 of the maximum volume, noise reduction saves relatively effectively from repetitious low sounds, such as a subway or a vacuum cleaner. Without the built-in noise cancellation, you have to turn up the volume all the way and the hum would still be present. Though generally useful, do not anticipate miracles from the item. Additionally, you must firmly enter the headphones into your ear canal in order to experience noise cancellation, which entirely negates the purpose of the open design. To demonstrate how to wear it "correctly" and how to wear it so that the noise reduction works, a comparison shot is attached. Concerning the sound, I'm at a loss for words. It's not bad; the sound of well-known pieces is, well, well-known. Nothing particularly noteworthy, in my opinion, as the sound was produced from the standpoint of "sounding pleasant and not causing irritation." These headphones, like any other TWS, are undoubtedly not for audiophiles. In order to avoid being dissatisfied, you need generally understand why you are purchasing these headphones. If long-term comfort when using headphones and an open design are your top priorities, I believe it makes sense to acquire them. In other words, the headphones are most suited for anyone seeking for a gadget for the office, for going for walks and rides, and for use at home. If your usage pattern differs from this, such as if you spend the most of your time using headphones in the morning and evening on the subway and then another hour in the gym, then these headphones are probably not for you. It's not that they can't manage this kind of use; rather, there are more affordable and superior models available.