Review on Beats Powerbeats Pro Wireless Headphones, navy by Celina Macioszek ᠌

Usefully pleasant, don't rub (at least they do not rub me). The declared sound time is nine hours. I find this to be a doubtful claim because the sound of the usual is between 5 and 6 hours. likely 9 hours of battery life overall (turned on, listened, turned off) An autonomous power supply (separate) is not present, so the use of a charger from the phone is implied. In the set, in addition to the charger (which is also a Bluetooth headphone settings module) device, there are extra eartips and a charging cable for the box. When connected to the phone, the charging of the headphones and the box is only ever presented once (I could not discover a way to continually "highlight" the charging in the phone), but you can always see information on the charge of the headphones and the box at any time by looking at the clock. A red LED on the lower hemisphere illuminates when the box is charging. In contrast to traditional wired headphones, the sound is pleasant, not piercing, and I liked it. It also does not cut the ear at maximum volume. Phone equalizers make it simple to enhance the sound to the level I require. You can set the microphone reception separately from the left or right earphone, as well as choose the automatic microphone selection option, and the interlocutor can clearly hear you when you are speaking with them. There are also no unnecessary noises. Because the earbuds include "in-ear" sensors, when you take one out, the other one keeps playing music while the one you took out goes off. I didn't test the device's water resistance (immersion in water), but I was in a moderate downpour with my headphones on, and I didn't have anything critical to say about their work. Shown are: - a charging box and headphones (next to standard iPhone headphones for example), - a closed-box appearance, - battery life of the box and headphones after being connected to the phone, - infographics showing how much boxing and headphones cost on a watch