Review on Black Huawei FreeBuds 3 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds for Superior Sound by Bogusia Nagrska ᠌

I purchased headphones at the beginning of the sales season in Hong Kong, when I had "two pairs in one hand." I chose black and white models, and I was able to successfully sell one of the pairs. In the end, the headphones cost me less than 2,000 Hong Kong dollars, but if you want to pay the full price, you should not buy them. Got pros: Pebble-like look that exudes an air of sophistication. It is a good fit and does not move around on the phone or the laptop. Chargers that are wireless. Your interlocutor hears you when you're in the wind, but the wind itself does not. Some cons: There is no attempt to soundproof the space. Management is pure rubbish. Because they do not have a touch pad but instead rely on registration with an accelerometer, there are not many activities, but when they are used, they are always successful. The noise cancellation is not very effective. In contrast to even the most affordable vacuum headphones with active noise reduction, loud noises such as voices, automobiles, and the subway are just muffled. Case has a squeaky sound. The horrible thing is that the lid creaks when it's closed. The case is not pleasant to sit in. Due to its round shape and excessive size, it does not fit well in the pocket of a pair of jeans. Time spent in operation is limited to no more than 2.5 hours. There is enough power in the case's battery for two full charges. There is no question whatsoever regarding any 20 hours of independence. The sound is of comparable quality to those of wired headphones costing $1500.