Review on Wireless headphones Urbanears Hellas, black belt by Micha Szymaski ᠌

- The touch control on these headphones is the most bothersome feature (maybe in others, there is simply nothing to compare with). In general, I favor touch controls for all gadgets, so I reasoned that they would be practical and comfortable in this situation as well. But no. I never went a day without pressing the sensor by accident and pausing music or a video. I make contact with my shoulder or—not it's at all evident how—with a pronounced head turn. The headphones recognize my occasional swipes as clicks and pauses when I alter the sound. I came to the conclusion that mechanical, tactilely felt buttons are better for headphones in the future. Only on devices where you can see with your eyes and poke is touch control effective. - Poor audio quality while using a headphone and turning on the microphone: 1 channel, 16 bits, and 16000 Hz. And since I'm accustomed to clear sound when I speak on Skype, I found it to be a little startling. I called Urbanears because I initially believed I couldn't set it up properly, and they clarified this to me "This is completely typical. To allow simultaneous high-quality input and output, a more potent battery is needed ". Simply said, I do not suggest this headset. For communication, it is preferable to have a separate microphone. - To set the awful headset mode, I had to juggle it with the tambourine in the Windows sound control panel. The microphone and the headphones themselves are both disconnected with some logical combinations of enabled devices and "default devices." - Normal step-by-step instructions for configuring headphones don't exist in most cases. Constriction of the ears is one of many significant things that is never discussed. Even if the design is stretched out on purpose, the upper portion of the ears still feel squeezed when it is worn for a prolonged period of time. To give your hearing a break, you periodically need to shoot. As the ear pads of all identical headphones overlap the ears and do not entirely cover them, I suppose this is a problem. This is typically unimportant to me, but the girl specifically refused to accept the identical headphones for this reason. - Hardly much soundproofing.