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Review on ๐Ÿ”ด Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Jnis Zeile แ Œ

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Wonderful quality, one hundred percent satisfied!

Because in this form factor it does not operate at all as most consumers probably think, and can be a letdown, I did not list the presence of active noise reduction as a benefit of headphones. When you put on these headphones, you won't experience complete silence like you would with active noise canceling vacuum headphones. Even though the headphones' open design means you can only listen to music at about two-thirds volume on the subway, the noise reduction works surprisingly well against monotonous low noise, like that of a subway or a vacuum cleaner. If you don't use the built-in noise cancellation, you'll need to crank up the volume to overpower the hum. It serves its purpose, but do not anticipate miracles from it. Because of the requirement to enter the headphones deeply into the ear canal to achieve effective noise cancellation, the open design is rendered meaningless. A picture of how to wear it "correctly" and how to wear it so that the noise reduction actually works is included for comparison. I can't even begin to describe the noise. It's not terrible; it just sounds like the same old songs. To my ears, nothing particularly remarkable; the sound was designed "to sound pleasant and not cause irritation." These headphones, like any TWS, are not suitable for audiophiles. Knowing your intended use for the headphones will help you avoid being disappointed with your purchase. If openness of design and long-term comfort while listening are your top priorities, I suggest you should get these headphones. That is to say, the headphones are most suited for people in need of a gadget that can be used in a variety of settings, including the workplace, when commuting by foot or bike, and at home. These headphones probably aren't for you if your typical use case involves something other than listening to music while commuting for long periods of time. They're perfectly capable of handling the workload; there are just better and cheaper alternatives available.

Pros
  • The primary benefit is its simplicity. It's surprising that headphones haven't embraced this form factor sooner given how comfortable they are in the ear. As a result, you can put them on while cycling through the woods without worrying that you will lose an earphone and have to go searching for it among the foliage, and you also won't get that uncomfortable feeling that comes from having something foreign in your ears. However, the headphones do not make your ears feel like they are in a barrel because there is no vacuum and it is not dangerous to venture out onto the road. I'm not sure whether to view this as a benefit or a given, given that in the past I've had to patiently wait after inserting cheaper headphones into my ears before they would connect to my phone once the box lid was opened. Additionally, the headphones are compatible with multiple devices at once, requiring no disconnection between them (for instance, if the headphones are currently linked to the phone and you want to connect them to a laptop, you simply need to choose the headphones on the laptop and click "Connect"). I also like that the second earpiece keeps playing even if you remove it from the box, a feature I found lacking in my prior headphones, where only the "main" earpiece kept working after removal. Very stylish packaging; there are only the headphones and a small box seen in the photo (along with two other, cheaper pairs of headphones for size comparison). Someone makes a joke about how the headphones look like beans (they do seem similar), but once they're in your ears, they're perfectly in proportion and look fantastic; nothing protrudes and the headphones don't even get in the way of your cap. The included USB-C cable is a decent length, which is a welcome change from the short cables typically found with TWS headphones.
Cons
  • The near-total lack of noise isolation is a potential negative, but it's important to remember that you can't have your cake and eat it too; you'll either have to sacrifice convenience for better noise isolation (as in vacuum headphones) or the barrel effect (as here). When I got it, I knew that when the music was turned off, I would be able to hear everything around me. Vacuum headphones, such as the identical Buds Plus, for example, are a better option if you frequently take the train and need headphones designed for use on the metro because they are half the price. You should also be wary of the shape of the headphones; if the entire body is hard and there are only two regulator nozzles, the headphones are more likely to not fit you than if they had padded earcups. You should test out the headphones before you buy them.

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July 13, 2023
Its pros: Good sound. Very comfortable. Cons below: The right earbud is only 67% charged.
July 10, 2023
Different pros: headphones without a warranty card! Has some cons: gave to a girl, I hope they don't break