Review on Wireless headphones HUAWEI FreeLace Pro, smoky-white by Eunu Aroha ᠌

I took it according to reviews in the hope that I would get a good microphone and autonomy. I can compare with meizu ep63nc. The autonomy of FreeLace is excellent, enough for a day with a margin - during the day I have a lot of conversations and some music in the evening. Meise did not live up to the night in this mode, and then there are still 20-30 percent left. But for meizu, this drawback is not critical - fast charging saved it. The microphone at FreeLace was very disappointing - during a conversation they hear me with artifacts. During a conversation, it is desirable that both headphones are in your ears, and do not touch the wire. Meizu had a much better microphone. During pauses, it really sometimes seems that the connection is interrupted - noise reduction works. I hear the interlocutor normally, although sometimes I would like to add volume. It is very convenient that when the earbuds are magnetized to each other, they are disconnected from the phone. They manage to connect back to the phone while you put it in your ear - very quickly. The magnets hold up well. The wire is soft, pleasant to the touch and obedient. The tips on the headphones hold tight, there is no fear that they will get lost (unlike meizu, in which they strive to fly off and get lost at any opportunity), although my ears get tired more with them, There is not enough intermediate size between large and medium - medium is bad hold, big ones press a little. I used large ones with meizu - they are softer, they were not felt at all in my ears. The maximum volume of the meizu is greater. The + sound is the same. Noise cancellation is also comparable. FreeLace's sound transmission mode adds some noise, but it didn't work at all for meise. The main disadvantage of meizu is quality, 2 pieces died in a year, but there is no guarantee. Let's hope that Huawei has better quality.