Review on Samsung Galaxy Buds Live TWS Earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth 5.0, 12mm Drivers, Compatible with iOS & Android - SM-R180 (Buds Only, Mystic Blue Limited Edition) by Amit Amit ᠌

Ok, Karch, let's get going. There is a high quality of sound. While the midsection is somewhat narrow (a non-professional would have no idea what this means), there are plenty tops to make up for it. They are blunt instruments. Bass. In this case, things are different. Let me introduce you to the world's first earphones capable of isolating sub bass. As in, "hitting it straight. When only one horse bass is present, as is the case here, the bobs might thrive in the bottom waters. My hypersensitive ears are rejoicing at the excellent balance and generally gentle sound. Equalizer set to zero, Zatsen style. There are no delays in the connection, and everything is crisp and secure. Effective and swift management (perhaps because my bodies are samsa). Because I am skilled at manipulating voices, my writing tends to be very specific. I hope this evaluation is at least mildly informative for you, my friend, who does not make a living in the music or audio industries. Don't waste your money on cheap imitations or get duped by loud calls; these ears deliver SUPERB performance at an affordable price. Strictly positive. In terms of coolness, studio ears rate it at 70%. (and this is very cool). These are a hundred percent gorgeous, soft to the touch, easy on the ears, and a joy to enjoy. You'll get used to the form eventually.