Review on White Philips UpBeat SHB3595 Wireless Headphones with 6-Hour Playtime and In-Line Mic - Enhanced SEO by Bali Benkgonk ᠌

Perhaps I was just unlucky with a defective model, but for 1,600 you expect more than from headphones for 100 from the nearest Amazon. I absolutely do not recommend buying. You might not be lucky either. Pros: The headphones are wireless and really are, and that's where the pluses end. It is convenient to go somewhere while continuing to listen to music, clean up or wash dishes, in general, the standard advantages of all wireless headphones. It connects well to different devices, though I had problems at first with connecting the phone. It was necessary to hold the power button all the way until the devices were paired, but I released it too early, therefore, the phone did not see the headphones. They hold a charge for a really long time and charge quickly. Cons: They begin to "stick", i. E. the sound is interrupted, even if you simply go to the kitchen, and the apartment is small. So wireless is no longer a plus. The sound is lagging. Of course, it's the same wireless and Bluetooth connection when you watch videos or listen to music - it's not critical at all, well, it's a little late and late, but it's simply impossible to play rhythm games. The microphone works just disgusting. He starts raising his voice, making it squeaky. Using a headset in discord, for example, is not possible at the same time as headphones and a microphone - the sound of the interlocutor's voice is distorted, the interlocutor hears you like a squeaker. Constant background noise. A little hum is always present, no matter what you do. Listening to quiet acoustic songs is a torment, because there is always outside noise. If you pause the song and listen, you can clearly hear how this noise continues for some time, and then abruptly stops. Notifications are generally fun. If the music is not playing, and you are sitting in the headphones, then at first this very quiet noise will suddenly begin, then you will hear a notification from Vkontakte distorted for some reason, and after a while the noise will stop. Not the mic part, I'm assuming the battery is considerably heavier and heavily outweighed.