Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 3i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Stanislaw Kobylka (S ᠌

And here are two points for each of which I lowered the score by a point The first is that when you go out into the street, dumps and "stuttering" begin in some places. For example, near one of the stores (about 4-5 meters) they "stutter" 20 times, but there is no complete break, the sound "stammers" and continues, but it's terribly annoying. It cannot be said that this is due to buildings, because sometimes in the same place on an open street where everything was normal, the next day "stuttering" begins I heard about such a problem with xiaomi, but I have a samsung s20fe and there is the same problem, alas. If you want to listen to music together on the street, problems also arise from time to time. Let's say you have an earpiece in your left ear, the satellite has it in the right, then so that there are no gaps, you need to go so that the headphones are, as it were, "between you". If you go as usual (people "between" the headphones), then even when you tilt and turn your head, there may be breaks. At the same time, everything is fine in the shopping center, in the store - you can walk as you like and go quite far The second point - if on a computer (Win10 at least, bluetooth adapter from Asus) you don’t just turn on the application with music and listen, but let’s say periodically pause the music in the player for some reason or pause the music, decide to listen to YouTube, then headphones may fall off. Moreover, this happens in two stages - at the first moment, the system shows that the headphones are connected, but there is no sound, and after 10-15, the headphone control panel will finally display that the connection is broken. And before it seems, it does not help to force disconnect and connect - in fact, they will not connect. As a result, listening to music turns into a lottery - once everything works fine, another time you connect 10 times. Sometimes when you go outside you enjoy the music, and sometimes you suffer from "stuttering" I admit that this is a glitch of my particular instance. Of the less critical - stably one earphone is discharged faster by 20 percent, but sometimes the difference is more significant - 25-40 percent