Review on 🎧 HUAWEI Freebuds 4i: Wireless Earbuds with Active Noise Cancelling & 10H Battery Life in Black by Anastazja Pluta ᠌

Headphones in general liked. These are my first pair of wireless headphones, so I don't have much to compare them to, but the active noise suppression and the "transparent" mode were both pretty remarkable to me when I tried them out. When you listen to music at the same time as other audio content, such as audio lessons in a foreign language, for example, the music will be muted at the precise moment that the lesson's sound will begin to be played; however, the sound will not be immediately restored after the lesson has finished playing for some unknown reason. Or it may return unexpectedly, so that when you put up the volume so that the sound of the music returns to its regular level, after a while the sound unexpectedly returns and becomes deafening. I am not sure how to go with this, but I will investigate the matter. Perhaps there are some bugs in the software. Because the plastic presses on the auricle, wearing them for extended periods of time causes ear discomfort; this is probably due to the fact that I have small ears. The ear pads came with those that were already installed (of a medium size), and I appreciated that there were more ones included with them. nets. The headphones themselves are of an excessively large size; as a result, they protrude humorously from the ears. However, this is complete nonsense. The sound, on its own, is unparalleled, and I enjoyed listening to it very much. But they tell me that even when I talk to them over the phone, they can't hear me very well. Being connected to the phone would prevent one from saying that so quickly.