Review on Yamaha TW-E3API True Wireless Earbuds for Enhanced SEO by Agata Gorzka ᠌

Blindly took the headphones. Plus, there are almost no reviews on them. Before that, I listened to quite a lot of couples with a price range of 3-15 thousand, I could not listen to these live, since I would have to travel far. I hoped that Yamaha could not make bad acoustics. Expectations were confirmed. The headphones sound very pleasant, a decent volume margin, a confident sound from the microphone, the interlocutors did not complain about me during the conversation, as happened with other headphones. Pair but: 1. At first I was embarrassed that they sound quiet. It turned out that on my phone the sound on the BT was turned up to the ceiling, and on the headphones themselves it was possible to raise the volume with the button, i. E. for some reason it did not work in a direct connection. I set almost the maximum on my ears, then I regulate by phone. 2. Sit and pick up the ear pads in the size of your ears, since there are several sizes included. From this, the quality of fit in the ears, and the noise isolation, and the sound change greatly. . 3. After a couple of months, they started acting weird with charging: when they landed in the case, they didn’t immediately turn off and start charging, it was necessary to press down / move, making sure that charging started. I solved the problem by cleaning the contact nickels with alcohol, apparently they are little by little clogged, oxidized pointwise when charging and begin to contact badly. ___ There are connection failures, but they are more likely to be associated with interference on the BT channel, because in 99% of the time the ears work normally both in duo mode and when using headphones separately. . Headphones live about 5.5 hours. I didn’t pinpoint exactly, but the time was calculated from the exemplary leaving work and turning off the headphones at night, when I was sitting at the PC and listening to music. ___ For the money I would definitely recommend.