Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 3i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Aneta Mazur ᠌

When you're out and about, the connection can frequently become disrupted, just like with the freebuds lite model; this is especially true if the phone is kept in a pocket. I'm not sure how common an issue this is with wireless headphones in general, which is why I didn't count it among the drawbacks. These are some advantages: They are constructed to a high standard, are quite comfortable to wear, connect quickly and trouble-free, have a fully adjustable touchpad, and produce a sound that is satisfying to my not particularly mellow hearing. Different drawbacks include the following: who needs a good noise reduction? don't be fooled by customized reviews (as I was led to). When the noise reduction feature of the headphones is engaged, they are able to block out ambient noise in a manner analogous to that of standard earplugs because the ear pads have a snug fit. However, these headphones are not at all like standard earplugs because the noise reduction feature is activated. Remove the rumble at low frequencies as much as possible in the subway. It is not at all difficult to carry on conversations and make announcements while riding public transportation. - Even brand new ones have an operating time of 2.5 hours when the volume is set between 30 and 40 percent and they are being listened to at 3.5. Another major strike against Huawei. - It is difficult to acquire non-native ear pads since, in most situations, the headphones do not fit into the case when the non-native ear pads are present. Especially if they have a larger-than-average size in the ears.