Review on Jabra Elite 7 🎧 Pro Wireless Headphones in Titanium Black by Adam Szczelewski ᠌

Very dissatisfied with the quality of these headphones. Previously, I had been using a variety of headphones manufactured by QCY and Xiaomi. It is important to note that headphones can also serve as a headset for telephone conversations, in addition to being used for listening to music. I thought the case was appealing, both in terms of its flavor and its appearance. The battery life is satisfactory, the design is appropriate, and it is quite simple to remove the headphones from their carrying bag (they do not slip and do not fall out). Although they are quite compact, lightweight, and do not protrude from the auricle in any meaningful way, the headphones still cause discomfort when they are used. Buttons for control that are not obtrusive. There is no more room for dignity after that. Even after dancing with a tambourine, I was able to achieve a close sound with the QCY HT01 when listening to music in the low-frequency range (I want to emphasize the word close!). But even so, not in that manner). When the volume is turned down, the low frequencies nearly completely vanish. I particularly enjoyed the mids and highs. The volume of the headphones is not as high as that of the QCY or Xiaomi series. The only thing that made me happy was ANC; the noise reduction was something I really enjoyed. Regarding the primary function of the Jabra Pro line, which is to serve as a headset, this particular model does an extremely poor job. 2. microphones are designed only for work in quiet conditions, and even then some interlocutors constantly ask again what I said, because I can be heard very quietly, as for conversations in noisy places (this is about bone microphones advertised by Jabra), then it's a complete failure, you just have to turn off the headphones and switch to using the phone without them. 1. the interlocutor is very weakly heard and there is no way to increase the volume. 2. microphones are designed only for work in quiet conditions. Even the models I had been using before did not exhibit such issues. Red cost between two and three thousand.