Review on HUAWEI FreeBuds 4i wireless headphones, ceramic white by Janis Libeks ᠌

The sound is okay; I turned the bass up in the equalizer on the honor and the sound became appropriate. The impressions are ok; I'm happy with my ears; it's still better than a copy of the pods. The bass needs to be unscrewed in order for the bass to be normal. The gesture settings are poor, only two functions of two taps on any earphone can be configured, but this is insufficient. It's convenient that you don't accidentally press pause when correcting, since double tap, but you need to correct often, even with my rather large ears, it's comfortable in them for about an hour or two, then they slip out, and occasionally my ears hurt. As for the microphone, everything is fine here. They seem to hear well even when I'm not speaking loudly. Since it's more challenging to get the pods out of the case than the headphones, I noticed that many people complained about this. I, however, have no problems at all. I connected it to the Honor 8x, like norms, through the application I set my right ear to switch forward, and as for me, the headphones are not worth that kind of money. There would be bass without sound settings in the phone, and it would be normal, but once in the settings I turned on the bass and the norms, but I'm not sure that all devices will have the norms, the noise reduction a. I don't advise for people who often laugh because when they smile they start to be The magnets for securing the headphones in the case are strong and hold securely. I wanted to see the realmi pods3, but instead I chose to look at the Huawei or Honor because I trusted the reviews. In general, I'm fine, so I didn't dance particularly over them.