Review on 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Stanislaw Gluszek ᠌

Name: 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds
Item: 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds
Rating: 5

July 07, 2023

The quality is top notch and I recommend the product for purchase.

For the past ten years, I've used BT headsets. Everything was there, starting with the original Sony Ericsson, followed by a large number of cheap models, Plantronics Voyger, and Jabra (Supreme - 3 pcs, Evolve 65 - 2 pcs, Style, Elite 65t). The left ear is completely inactive. I'm craving a replacement.
I decided against using rimless plugs.
and didn't drop!
I set up a long tap on the right ear to increase volume and a short tap on the left ear to decrease loudness. quite comfortably! The volume level on the phone does not change while adding sound to the headphones because they have a separate volume scale. It is highly practical to conditionally set the phone's volume to 50% and then adjust it with headphones.
I took some time to figure out how to tap on the headphones because the sensor zone is small and is located directly in the middle of the upper bulge of the "bean." I don't agree with the reviewers concerning false clicks because the tap is no longer registered when it is literally 5mm away from the center, therefore you may put the headphones on and take them off without risk of false positives.

Pros

As soon as they started to appear in stores, I got it. I chose black earrings even though I had originally considered golden ones. However, they appear to be rose gold and resemble Soviet clip-on earrings (to my taste; I don't want to insult anyone!). There is also magic. Gestures are so easily set up and instantaneously connected with animation (note 9) that you don't even need to change anything. The sound is fantastic! More over 80% is too loud for me to listen to. They isolate effectively in a busy street, but not as well as plugs. sufficient to hear a car's horn, but not clear enough to hear what a neighbor is saying. Whoever is complaining about the sound delay is mistaken because the video contains no flaws. I don't have time to play games. They fit really comfortably! Simply said, you can't hear it in your ear. You may also alter it somewhat by pushing it back a little to widen the auditory canal or inserting it more tightly, or vice versa. In the final image, I indicated with an arrow where you should place your finger and where you should exert effort. In this instance, there are no false positives. It is uncomfortable to converse at maximum volume in the automobile since it truly hurts your ears. About 65% of what I say is sufficient. Instead of using a speakerphone, it is also practical to keep one earbud and lend the other to a coworker. This makes for a great conference call.

Cons

With noise canceling enabled, I barely notice a difference in the sound. Yes, the music's color shifts to a warmer one, but I didn't detect any reduction in noise. When I first switched it on, I heard a faint "vacuum" sound, but I wasn't sure what it was supposed to be extinguishing. I'll try to take the flight. The earpiece furthest from the phone begins to gurgle during a conversation if the headphones are in place, the phone is in your lowered hand, and you are strolling down the street with a decent hand signal; this is not the case with music. In fact, with around 50% of the music playing, the driver's wife can tell that I'm listening to music and not her. It is pretty easy to listen to music and discern when to say "uh-huh" when the level is between 25 and 40%. Compared to earplugs, which you can either screw into your ear and not hear anything, or take out and they begin to fall out, it's a much better indicator. For the first 1-3 seconds, the listeners experience poor hearing as the headphones acclimatize to the surroundings. They then make no further complaints. Yes, the computer voice is fantastic for TWS (Jabra Evolve has no rivals in this area).