Review on Huawei Freebuds Pro MermaidTWS with Active Noise Cancellation - Silver Frost by Indal Singh ᠌

My first wireless headphones The sound quality is extremely important for me, so I waited for a very long time when wireless headphones appeared for a sane price tag with noise reduction and sound quality at least no worse than wired Schennheisers in the range of 3-4 thousand (and, of course, in the form factor "in-ear ") And in the end, after acquiring Huawei p40 Pro, the purchased (high-quality, Baseus) adapter from type-c to 3.5 (there is no 3.5 connector in the phone) - died after 3 weeks of careful use (old headphones have been living for 2.5 years) I decided to take all the same wireless, so as not to run every month for a new adapter for 600-700. I switched to these headphones from Sennheiser cx 275s and am completely delighted. As a result, they sound even better, and, especially, as has been noted many times everywhere - a very high-quality deep bass (it seemed to me, like many others, that with noise reduction turned on, the bass is deeper and of higher quality). Noise reduction is also a delight, it also saves at work in the office (open space). The sound transmission mode (transmits the sound of the environment, as if you were without headphones at all) is very useful especially in the store, for example, during payment at the checkout. In this mode, there is also an option to amplify voices, but I do not use it so often. Well, the first and most important thing I was worried about before buying was the loss of headphones (if a wired earphone fell out, this, of course, had no consequences for it, unlike a wireless one). Fortunately, they fit perfectly in the ears and there is not the slightest hint that they can fall out in any of the everyday situations, including at the gym (unless you hit them hard with your hand / hood). For such a price (12,000 bought) this is the best choice, definitely