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

In short, I'm a little disappointed. On the one hand, I received a fairly high-quality product on the outside, but with crutches and gaps inside. I didn't expect that actually for 100 bucks I'd be messing with them so much. Buy them or not - you decide. I decided to leave them, because the pros for me still outweighed. Has pros: 1. Sound quality. There is definitely an additional codec for playing better sound, plus I heard that honor has added some additional features to improve the sound here. 2. Shumka. It's hard for me to compare it with anything, because these are my first headphones with it. In my purely subjective opinion, she is not bad here. Yes, in the subway you will hear this hum, but not so much and annoyingly. Yes, you will hear the rest of the sounds of medium (voices of people) or high (car traffic, subway) volume, but it will be as if it is somewhere very far away and quiet. 3. Storage capsule. It has both pluses and minuses. It is glossy - it's bad, but the magnets inside are just a waste, the headphones do not hang out and do not rattle. 4. The speed of connection to the phone. Everything is simple here, they are connected as soon as you open the storage case. Cons: 1. Signal quality. Yes, I know this is a problem with almost all wireless headphones. But these are especially noticeable. My observations on this are as follows. Communication is stable indoors. I haven't experienced communication interruption problems in buildings, vehicles, etc. But in an open area, it doesn't matter how many people are on the street or buildings around. Just when I walk down the street there are second interruptions. I repeat, this was at least with those wireless ears that I encountered (these are the third in a row). From conversations with my friends, they also have such problems. I tried to find at least some other patterns, but I just resigned myself. Definitely this is the fattest minus. It is unlikely that I would have changed my choice knowing this at the beginning, but it is still unpleasant . 2. Integration with a computer. I have not tried to connect them to a macbook, but it is definitely not very friendly with Windows. At least not out of the box. Definitely for playing anything: music, movies, etc. - they fit, it works immediately when connected. BUT if you need to talk on Skype, cart, discord, in general, if you need to use a microphone, then hold on, you will have to manually configure all this. I already wrote that there is a separate codec for high-quality sound. So Windows recognizes two codecs that these ears have as two audio outputs (mono and stereo outputs). So stereo works by default, but only mono can work with a microphone. And this is what you will need to further configure, since in the sound settings you can do this in five minutes. But damn for that kind of money, what the hell! In a mobile phone, this is all done at the software level automatically .