Review on Wireless Earphones Xiaomi Mi True Wireless Earbuds Global, white by Athit Athit ᠌

Presented in celebration of a birthday. TK says that he initiated the request for cordless headphones. I spend a lot of time listening to things like audiobooks, podcasts, and mobile game audio. In general, really satisfied. The fact that it is not waterproof means that it cannot be used in the pool, which is a shame. Notwithstanding the fact that this is a joke. It is a pretty good device, especially considering the cost. Has some pros A convenient and ergonomic carrying case that is so small that you won't even notice it's there when it's in the front pocket of your trousers. Case magnetic lid. As you place the headphones in the case, the magnets in the grooves make it appear as though the headphones are being pulled into the grooves. It connects immediately and effortlessly, with no issues at all. A reliable signal is present in the building; my phone is charging, and I can go freely within the flat without experiencing any disruptions. It turned out that the kit included some small ear pads. These have a very snug and secure fit inside the ear canal. Excellent for blocking out ambient noise. The sound is very loud; in order to listen to books before going to bed, you need to manually set the volume level to between 1% and 2%, yet when you're riding in a vehicle, you can hear it clearly at anywhere from 60% to 70%. Excellent autonomy; one charge of the headphones will keep them going for at least three to four hours on their own. You are able to use it for a number of days after recharging it from the case. Two times per week that it is charged. Some cons: There are no significant problems with it. There are subtleties involved in the technology, the design, and the application. The white case has a matte finish and is particularly susceptible to soiling; after one week of regular use, everything had taken on a grayish hue. The earpiece housing exerts pressure on the cartilage as a result of the snug fit it maintains within the auricle. After a short period of use, there is no discomfort. But, after a while of wearing it, it will begin to cause discomfort. If you give your ear a rest during the day, then you won't notice any of these issues anymore. It will most likely take some time for the ear to adjust to the new sensation of a foreign object, as well as some rubbing of calluses when necessary. The primary earpiece, sometimes known as the i. E. The one on the left cannot be utilized independently. If you only use one earphone, then the right one will become more worn and unclean than the other one quickly. There is a difference in level between the left and right earpieces at times, and it appears that the left earpiece is slightly lower in volume. But I still haven't figured out why it is; it might be that the way the earpiece sits in the ear, or it could be that the volume of the speaker is different. When it is linked, it will occasionally fall out of sync, but it will only do so for a fraction of a second, and it will be nearly impossible to notice. On the street, I've experienced interruption on a few separate occasions. There was definitely some form of interference coming from the repeaters. Nonetheless, the signal was back within one to two seconds.