Review on Wireless headphones HUAWEI FreeLace Pro, smoky-white by Anastazja Adamczyk ᠌

Superior sound quality, reduction of ambient noise, and independent operation. However, the shape of the lace can be awkward for certain people, but I believe that preference is ultimately determined by the person. Many advantages: 1. An excellent noise reduction technique. It reduces the volume of the roaring in the subway car, the rumbling in the airplane, and the noise on the busy street. The battery doesn't consume a lot of space. 2. Transparency mode. You are still able to hear the world around you even while wearing headphones. However, this mode uses up the battery in a very noticeable way. 3. Autonomy. Depending on the setting, I use headphones anywhere from four to seven hours every day. Two or three days can be gotten out of a single charge. 4. The rate of charging. In the space of an hour, they charge somewhere between twenty and one hundred percent. 5. Sound. Even though I'm not an audiophile, I can tell when something doesn't sound quite right. These headphones offer a fantastic sound quality; the lows, highs, and mids, as well as the depth, are all fantastic in their default settings. There is neither a whistle nor a crackle. despite its advantages. 1. Form of lace 1. For my part, I find it irritating when the headphones press on the back of my neck. Indeed, and the wires can be found clinging to the four corners of the collar of the jacket at times. If you wear them turned off like a pendant, it can be uncomfortable after a time due to the fact that they hang out in such an absurd manner. Yet, you won't end up losing them because they won't simply disappear out of your ear and down a storm drain. 2. A microphone. 3. The quality of the microphone is below par. It is adequate for phone calls, but it is not ideal for use with Zoom, Skype, making selfie videos, or receiving audio messages. The level of the sound is inconsistent at times, podlagivaet.