Review on Wireless headphones HUAWEI FreeLace Pro, smoky-white by Agata Olszewska ᠌

When paired with a phone, my music plays in the background, but if I start a game (for some reason, this does not happen with all games), the sound begins to break up, slow down, and interrupt itself. Helpful both off and on. When coupled with a laptop, both Microsoft Teams and a conference can be operated simultaneously. The sound is muted in all windows except for the one that contains the call when headphones detect that you are on a call. This only applies to the application that is currently active. Because I did not have similar issues when using wired headphones, I am really disappointed to learn that these headphones are not a suitable replacement for the ones I primarily use. In general, the sound is really well balanced. My expectations have been more than met. The ability to cancel out noise is fantastic. It is especially audible in electric trains, where the constant hum is stifled to a perfect degree. Excellent microphone. As a headset, it works very well. I believe that this particular form factor is the most effective. You won't need to bring a carrying case with you because they won't disappear as earplugs do. On the other hand, you can easily walk about in them all day without fear of injury, connect to your phone in an instant, and do so without having to bother about charging them. The software on the headphones is the only source of frustration. A perfect five for the hardware. Software receiving a rating of C.