Review on Honor Magic Earbuds: Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Earphones with Case for iOS and Android Devices (Blue) by Gabriela Tkacz ᠌

It seems to me that there are no other options for purchasing headphones at this price (a clone from Huawei does not count) When performing a double tap or a long tap, the most important thing is to ensure that there are no false positives. A false positive occurs when the headphones sense what you press even though you haven't actually done so. Got pros: Although they appear to be somewhat bulky, they fit snugly into the ear canal (although, of course, you will need to experiment with a variety of ear cushions of varying sizes). The noise isolation is highly effective and active, and it can also be toggled. When linked to a smartphone, Huawei displays the current charge status of both the earbuds and the carrying case. Also, it can be accessed using the app. Sound! Excellent quality of sound! It seems to be the wireless headphones that produce the most pleasing sound, which is surprising given how expensive they are. The caller's voice is very clear throughout the entire conversation! Even though there is a lot of background noise here, you can still make out every word I say! In most cases, a reaction to a double tap or a long tap works effectively. Some cons: The case itself loses charge when it is not being used; this happens at a rate of about 5–10% per night. However, this is not a problem as long as the batteries are charged once every 3–4 days. Although this is sufficient for the majority of uses, the earphones themselves have a storage capacity of three hours.