Review on Beats Wireless Portable Bluetooth Microphone by Athit Athit ᠌

Huawei Freelace is a good example of quality in general; the box is attractive, there are more earplugs in the kit, there are no extra noises, and the sound is obviously not worse. Unfortunately, they frequently break. Certain benefits The review may not apply to those who enjoy listening to music at 90% volume because the sound quality is excellent. Cons are: Never use these headphones if you have a sensitive to different sound frequencies. Low-frequency white noise is audible when music or a video is stopped for three seconds. Fortunately or unfortunately, very few people can hear this noise; for the majority, it is not a problem at all, but for the rest, it is a torment. In addition, this model makes the noise so loud that I can hear it better than the sound of the video at a low volume. It's important to note that not all wireless headphones have this issue. I previously owned four different models of headphones, two of which were true wireless and both had this noise, but the other two were rimmed and did not. I had previously assumed that this noise only occurs in true wireless headphones, but Beats proved that this is not the case, and they also demonstrated that all the noise I had previously heard was trivial. I'd also like to express my gratitude for the extremely loud sound that comes from turning on the headphones. I know that the majority of people listen to music at 90% volume because they are deaf, but what about people who normally hear and listen at a volume of 20–30%? Why can't the volume of the tune be changed when it is on?