Review on Honor Magic Earbuds: Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Earphones with Case for iOS and Android Devices (Blue) by Ewa Zawada ᠌

The first thing I required from TWS was a microphone, thus those are some of its advantages. On this particular model, Huawei performed an excellent job. These are by far the best pair of Bluetooth "ears" I've had. According to my own impressions (based on recording to a recorder through Bluetooth), the quality of the microphone in Honore is comparable to that of a Motorola bluetooth headset (with a flip), but I cannot recall the specific model. The sound quality (of the music) is satisfactory (although there are no aptx or "own" HWA codecs). The sound has a lot of information, is quite clear, and has a lot of volume. although there isn't a lot of bass, they are. I don't utilize equalizers. however, both the earphones and their carrying case are of an acceptable quality. I have not encountered such blatant garbage in a very long time, not even among the Chinese individuals with no names for a thousand. connect very fast, which means that whenever I receive a call, I instantly remove the earpiece from its cover and hit the button labeled "answer." EVERYTHING, including the earpiece, is attached and ready to go! During the course of the week, there were no instances of dropouts or disturbances to the transmission. Active noise reduction is something that I still believe to be "pampering." Although it does muffle some of the sounds (conversations), it does not cut off any of the sounds. However, after a while (ten to fifteen minutes), this "noise canceler" begins to press very hard and just "strain." It's possible that this is just my own interpretation. These are some downsides: On the other hand, active noise reduction in the wind "noises," and it does not remove noise; I would want a little more independence; I would like a little more bass; in addition, I would like to add aptx or HWA to my collection of wishlist items.