Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Jnis Krmi ᠌

The headphones make a good impression, with the exception of the stop/start button, which occasionally does not function properly. It was purchased for the low price of 3300 during the Ali auction. Some advantages include great sound quality, a comfortable fit in the ears, an outstanding range (after a few rooms away from a charging smartphone there are almost no interruptions in communication, everything is perfect nearby), very quick charging of the case, a small and comfortable case itself, and a bright red color (when people walk around looking like clones wearing white headphones, you are originality itself, hehe:). There are no issues with the functionality of the microphone. They tell me that they hear that I do not communicate through the phone when I ask them as a connection, but they never ask again, and even though they hear everything, they do not complain. When I ask them as a connection, they tell me that they hear that I do not communicate through the phone. Noise reduction . That is, but it is more useful for "transparency," which means that you can not take out your headphones when you go into the store, but you can still quietly hear what they are talking to you. Got cons: Noise reduction technology. This is the first pair of headphones I've had that have this feature, however after turning it on, I had the sensation that "uh. let's better without it." To put it mildly, this is rather odd. Is it possible that this is the way it ought to be? In general, I did not find it to be helpful because in the off position, it was already relatively quiet. Yes, it's unsafe. But the most significant issue is the management. A long push activates the button without any issues (even if it seems like the time it takes to activate the button can change from time to time!), but a quick double press seems to involve some sort of dreadful dark magic. After using it for a month, I still could not get it to function properly on the very first try. The difficulty is made worse by the fact that the earpiece, which is already firmly lodged into the ear, must be pecked in order to be removed, which is an unpleasant experience. Even if it works as it should the first five times, there is no way that it will function the sixth time. It is not yet known how this will operate in the cold, including whether or not the sensor will work through gloves and whether or not the hat will induce triggers.