Review on Wireless headphones Hoco W35, white by Athit Methasate ᠌

In general, the quality is fairly satisfactory, regardless of whether the headphones are tethered or wireless. The sound is appropriate; I like that there are bottoms and that, in general, the sound is volumetrically balanced. Given the cost, it has a decent sound. The built-in player, on the other hand, will come in handy. Various advantages: A price of roughly one thousand dollars is considered to be quite good. The presence of a player that was loaded from a flash drive. If the sound source's battery is dead, you can use this with a cable instead. These look good. There is no pressure applied to the head. These are some disadvantages: When using the headset (microphone), there is a significant decrease in the quality of the communication; it will be difficult to understand what is being said. The construction quality is poor, and after using it for a couple of months, something started rattling in the earpiece frequently (although I haven't taken it apart just yet).