Review on Galaxy Buds Plus Wireless International by Agata Paula ᠌

The widespread consensus led me to switch from the previous version of IconX to this technological marvel. I plugged it in, gave it a listen, and, at first, wasn't a fan of the low ones because they weren't there. The ear pads weren't isolating enough sound since they weren't snug enough around the ear. The bigger ones were too big for my head, so I switched back to the medium size (IconX also offered non-native headphones) and the sound quality is excellent as before. The shiny finish on the cover attracts dirt and grime rapidly, and the same is true of the ear cushions, which are difficult to clean with a damp cloth but can be readily changed. Soon after I started using it, I noticed a somewhat annoying flaw: the left earpiece's audio was slightly delayed in relation to the right. It's cured by reconnecting, which is a little but uncomfortable procedure that's been done twice already. Oh, yes, even in comparison to IconX, they eliminated gestures up and down to adjust the volume; now you can only put it on a long press, which is incredibly inconvenient because I prefer to put the sound background on there; I know there was a test possibility of a double tap for volume from above, but I didn't like it. The charge of the cover is displayed, the cover has shrunk to make it more portable, and they should have a longer lifespan (though this has not been verified). Sound, of course, if you use quality earplugs, but this is a matter of taste. Phone Android smartphone Galaxy Note 9.