Review on Honor Magic Earbuds: Waterproof Wireless Bluetooth Earphones with Case for iOS and Android Devices (Blue) by Barbara Grska ᠌

I would not advocate purchasing these headphones because they are designed for for usage in the home or the workplace. When you leave the building or premises and go out onto the street, an incredible thing takes place. This is a very interesting pattern. In particular, chewing everything and anything, as if foil has been put into your ears and a stick had been pushed inside of them. It is physically hard to listen to this because it provokes rage and hostility. If you want the sound to be normal, you have to carry the phone next to the headphones. When it is chewing on an outstretched arm, in the breast pocket, or on an outstretched arm with it in the pocket, it is chewing. Moreover, it frequently clogs when turning the head. Every time, the touch has been successful. It is nice that the button on the right turns off the audio while the button on the left changes the track. The noise canceling feature is effective, however it uses considerably more of your battery life. While turquoise is a gorgeous hue, for some reason white is consistently more expensive no matter where you go. Occasionally the connection with the phone is lost altogether, the track is on, but there is no music; in this case, you will need to restart the device. When I'm listening, one of the earpieces will occasionally slip out and then quickly reconnect. Even though the case was stored with extreme caution, it has a number of scratches. Although the case is quite large, the charge does not remain for an exceptionally long time, and the headphones charge quite quickly when placed in the case. In general, the sound is decent, but there are a lot of "buts" in the description, so judge for yourself. It is not something that I would ever recommend to anyone. Purchased in the market.