Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Agata Kusiciel ᠌

Superb headphones. They are the first headphones of their kind; the only other product I've tried that comes close is the HandsFree in one ear Jabra BOOST, but there are so many differences between the two that it's pointless to compare them. I am only able to assure you that I will not go back to using those devices. It is fairly obvious that I am no longer able to deny headphones of this type because I have developed quite an addiction to them. Has some pros Strong acoustics. Excellent sound isolation (passive, if the ears are snugly inserted, then similar to good earplugs) and excellent active noise reduction (turn it on and it becomes quieter). Excellent sound; I listen to audiobooks more frequently than I listen to music, and I enjoy everything about them; they should be loud and clear (although not necessarily at full volume), and you should be able to listen to them in noisy environments. Earplugs are a separate benefit that is significant to me, and I use these when I'm working on construction sites (it saves from a puncher and a grinder when I work with a wall chaser, you can put on protective headphones plus the book will be heard over the wall chaser). Charging is maintained for a significant amount of time and is rapidly restored in the base. I didn't notice that, but I believe that they actually keep it for 6-7 hours until the shutdown, and then at first one falls out, and you may recharge it, and then you change them out. Conversation: well, the fact that with all of the above it is clear that in a car with an open window at 90 km / h I hear the interlocutor well, it is not surprising, it is surprising that he understands what I am saying. But, there are instances when you simply cannot avoid shutting the window. The majority of the interlocutors do not express dissatisfaction with the sound quality that comes from my end of the conversation. Some cons: We were unable to find it. It's possible that the base lid may be opened rather simply and that it makes a loud clapping sound when it's closed, but the company couldn't care less, therefore it wasn't even worth writing down. While the lid is open, it is highly challenging to remove the headphones from the slots, but when the lid is closed, it is simple to pull them out with your fingers.