Review on 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds by Jnis Krmi ᠌

Name: 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds
Item: 🔴 Sleek Mystic Red Samsung Galaxy Buds Live with Active Noise Cancelling - Wireless Earbuds
Rating: 4

July 07, 2023

I expected mediocre quality, but it was a pleasant surprise.

Purchasing these headphones is a compromise because you are given a significant discount to buy a high-end product that failed to catch on because of its straightforward design.
I would suggest the following:
They are far superior to any equivalents for this money if your maximum spending limit is 7,000, especially if you already own a Samsung smartphone.
Samsung phones are undoubtedly the best option if you are willing to spend a lot of money because they are superior in every way. They will, most significantly, live up to your expectations.

Pros

Samsung discourages doing this in the instructions, however if you use headphones like everyone else does and place them in your ear canal, they will play normally. The sound quality is superior to the norm. Good microphones allow the speaker to hear clearly even when a hat is on or there is a lot of background noise. High level of manufacturability: they don't freeze, connect to smartphones quickly, reduce background noise by 50–70% (especially noticeable in the subway), and recognize when they've been taken out of the ears within two seconds by pausing the music or video. In general, premium quality of the device is indicated by the level of workmanship, materials, fitting of all parts, look, and quantity of sensors and sensors. Price: You may purchase for 6,000–7,000. Due to their less than ideal designs, some sellers' prices are grossly undervalued.

Cons

The earphones do not remain in the ears as long as Samsung claims they should. The sound will be revolting even if you are able to fasten them in accordance with the directions. The fact that they may be turned off is a good thing because touch sensors don't perform well; they react poorly to the finger but well to the cap. They do not stay in the ears as the instructions suggest—a very contentious design.