Review on Haylou W1 Earbuds QCC 3040 Flagship Chip: High-Fidelity Sound, Bluetooth 5.2, Wireless Eartips in White by Ada Maachowska ᠌

I am always skeptical about TWS headphones, preferring simple wired bluetooth headsets to them. But with the replacement of the old Meizu EP51, I was faced with the fact that all modern headphones with normal codecs and modern bluetooth are TWS. Expected disadvantages according to the type of different discharge of the right and left earphones (one always discharges ~ 3% faster than the other), constant recharging of these headphones in the case (which in theory leads to rapid degradation of the batteries of the case and the headphones themselves), the chance of one earphone falling out with subsequent its loss, and in general the inconvenience of wearing such headsets (constantly climbing behind this case, despite the fact that ordinary wired ones can just hang around your neck for days) were confirmed. But in addition to a bunch of expected problems, this headset threw some unexpected ones. So when listening to "meaty" compositions with a lot of sounds of different tonality, the headset starts to wheeze loudly, I assume that this is a marriage of my headset specifically, but there is no way to check this, the touch control often falsely works when you just wanted to fix the earpiece in your ears. The sound itself is pleasant, clean, you can hear every instrument, regardless of the genre, but it seemed to me that the electronics lacked bass. In general, if you take somewhere over 1500-1800, you can put up with the above problems, but when you switch to the category of headphones from 2022 to 3000, you can find something more interesting.